When will they ever learn.
We've had MONTHS of mad conspiracy theories about election fraud.
59 lost court cases, because claims you can get away with on social media, and from pulpits, and at the Jericho March and Four Seasons Total Landscaping media events don't work when there's an actual penalty for perjury.
None of this has prevented the My Pillow guy, who even Newsmax pulled the plug on as he ranted incoherently, from concocting 3 hours of irrefutable proof and verifiable data (you get my sarcasm, right) for your viewing pleasure.
It is weird, fantastical and hilarious, but it's also tragically sad, because Christian friends we love, respect and care for - people of high intelligence and people of sincere faith and conscience - but perhaps not always the most media savvy when it comes to disinformation psy-ops and alogorith piracy - have fallen for it all.
So here's a clearing house of all things to do with Mike Lindell's "Absolute Proof", which is absolute bunkum.
"The statements and claims expressed in this program are presented at this time as opinions only and are not intended to be taken or interpreted by the viewer as established facts."
The disclaimer cut a sharp contrast with the program’s title: "Absolute Proof."
Mike Lindell does something clever, *within the logic of delusion*: He cites as "evidence" specific numbers for the dead voting, "illegal aliens," etc, as if these numbers are agreed-upon fact, & his only intervention is to say that they represent fraud. Of course the dead voting would be fraud. Fortunately, it didn't happen. What Lindell does, though is skip the sourcing. He says, "Look, all agree the dead voted. My thing is that's wrong." So then the viewer can agree or disagree with his second statement. That's a pretty basic con man -- or salesman's -- trick. I don't think Lindell knows he's performing it. He's more like a slime mold than a con man. He simply reacts. This isn't thought; it's like phototropism in a plant. For Lindell, though, Trump is the sun.”
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Election officials in every state have said there was no sign of significant voter fraud during the voting process.
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The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, called CISA, and its election partners called the 2020 election "the most secure in American history."
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Former Attorney General William Barr said the Justice Department uncovered no evidence of widespread fraud.
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Not one of the more than 60 lawsuits that President Donald Trump and his allies filed in state and federal courts proved that voter fraud affected the election outcome.
