Crash and Burn
From
Jeff Thiele@1:387/26 to
All on Thursday, August 12, 2021 15:44:06
Today is the final day of Mike Lindell's "Cyber Symporium" and, well, it's
not going very well.
After delays getting started on day 1 (Tuesday), which Lindell blamed on
being hacked, Lindell found out on day 2 (Wednesday) that Dominion's
defamation lawsuit against Lindell, Rudy Giuliani, and Sidney Powell will be allowed to go forward. At about the same time that news of this ruling was released, Lindell, who had previously said that he would remain onstage for
the full 72 hours, got up and left the stage. He later returned to rant about this being the end of freedom of speech in America. Later that evening,
Lindell claims to have been physically assaulted, although no police report
was filed.
On day 3 (Thursday, today, the final day), Lindell's "cyber expert" announced that the data that Lindell had provided him with could not be used to prove widespread voter fraud, explaining that the data was a "turd" that Lindell wanted him to "polish into a diamond."
Lindell then concluded that the whole thing had been "compromised" by antifa. Reports of possible protest activity in the parking lot of the Sioux
Falls, SD, venue turned up only a group of three people preaching and singing gospels. No antifa were identified within the venue itself, a task which got easier over time as the audience dwindled.
Lindell's defense against Dominion's defamation lawsuit depends heavily on
him being able to prove that widespread election fraud did occur, and he has said that this long-awaited "cyber symposium" would do just that, beyond a shadow of a doubt. It would be so successful in doing so, he said, that the Supreme Court would vote 9-0 to "re-instate" Trump to the presidency.
Perhaps the physical assault on Lindell was the punch to the gut he felt when his "cyber expert" told him two days into the three-day "symposium" that the "proof" didn't actually exist. Perhaps it was Lindell getting smacked upside the head by the fact that he was far too gullible and got taken for a ride, only to be left tied to the tracks in front of an oncoming $1.3 billion
lawsuit locomotive.
Jeff.
"For every complex problem there is an answer that is clear, simple, and wrong." -- H. L. Mencken, who indeed was a racist thereby proving himself right.
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