So what’s the globalists/lefts play on Lindell’s data?

Nothing will happen because Congress is dem controlled. Hate to say it but that’s the real barrier.

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symposium

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Nothing burger incoming

That’s going to be their spin of it

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Ignore it, pretend it doesn't exist. Call him names, call him crazy, silence him, censure him and start talking about China Virus and its wave of strains.

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Absolutely this!!!

And they know they can get away with it, no accountability in the slightest!

Man who make pillows after too much smoking of peace pipe is most trusted voice on national elections!!!

Sun, Aug 8 at 11:18 AM

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Everyone has, at some point, been fooled into thinking something fake was real. Maybe it was a post on social media that you shared before realizing it was a spoof or satire. Maybe it was a bargain you saw that turned out not to be a bargain or that left you with some broken or falsely advertised product. Or maybe it was a grand conspiracy about rampant election fraud that spurred you to spend millions of dollars declaring that you alone knew the truth about what had happened — only to be told, over and over, that you were entirely and obviously wrong.

That is the unfortunate position in which MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell appears to find himself. He has, by his own admission, spent vast sums of money trying to prove what can’t be proved: that the 2020 presidential election was stolen. He has promoted theories about how that alleged theft occurred that have repeatedly proved meritless. But by now he is so far into his bet he keeps pressing forward, using his money to convince himself that he is right and to buy attention.

On Thursday, CNN aired a report completely dismantling Lindell’s various claims. Notably, it pointed out that the places where he said elections were hacked by China did not have any parts of their election infrastructure connected to the Internet, and that the high-tech-sounding data packets Lindell’s “cyberexperts” have said prove fraud were, in fact, just random data.

But as the Atlantic’s Anne Applebaum put it after interviewing him last month, Lindell remains “utterly impervious to any argument of any kind.” “I’m not wrong,” Lindell insisted to CNN’s Drew Griffin after Griffin presented abundant evidence that Lindell’s claims were false. “I’ve checked it out. I’ve spent millions. You need to trust me and come there” — “there” being a “symposium” Lindell is hosting this month at which he will reportedly present his data packets for public consumption.

Do you know what data packets are? Here, Lindell is referring to information transmitted over the Internet that was reportedly captured by some unidentified person in the days after the election. You’re reading this online; the words I’ve written were plunked into a webpage, and that webpage was chopped into little bits of data that were sent to your computer or your phone. Lindell is saying that he has some packets capturing that sort of information transmission and, further, that those packets show vote-stealing. I ask whether you know what data packets are because I feel pretty confident that Mike Lindell did not on Nov. 2, 2020. I feel pretty confident that he is still not entirely sure about it, based on how he credulously accepted claims about the packets in the first video in which this “evidence” was presented.

And that’s the point: If you’re a very rich person who is very interested in proving something who then meets someone who tells you that this thing can be proved using some technological analysis that you don’t entirely understand you might just pull out your checkbook. Am I saying that the “experts” Lindell is hiring are feeding him nonsense in exchange for a paycheck? No, I am saying that I can certainly see how a millionaire might be viewed as a lucrative mark for a hustler. That’s all. But Lindell, data-packet printouts in hand, considers himself very shrewd.

(An aside: If Lindell provided CNN with printouts of data to bolster his claims, as appears to be the case, this is indisputably evidence that Lindell doesn’t know anything about validating data and very likely evidence that whoever provided him with those printouts was not particularly interested in having the data validated. It’s like telling someone to figure out what’s wrong with your car’s engine and then showing them a photo of the vehicle.)

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He has, by his own admission, spent vast sums of money trying to prove what can’t be proved:

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Can't be proved?

Pretty bold statement.

i cant believe he spent millions of dollars on this.

Well, anything CNN puts out is suspect.

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The Marxists and Gaslight Media will have their so called cyber experts summarily dismiss and mock Lindell’s cyber experts presentation

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exactly


we will wind up with 2 sets of experts in opposite corners and the public confused