HUGE NEWS from Mike Lindell's Eléctiøn Fⓡåⱴƌ Cyber Symposium Day 2

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HUGE NEWS from Mike Lindell's Eléctiøn Fⓡåⱴƌ Cyber Symposium Day 2 | Breakdown | Huckabee
91,572 viewsAug 12, 2021

 

 

Jim M
4 hours ago
Indicating collusion to corrupt the election, to violate the Citizens Vote!
Therefore a treasonous act.  Treason having a specific punishment necessary.
Stealing from the public is a crime committed by elected politicians and should be prosecuted.
Stealing the Peoples vote is a crime beyond corruption and the punishment MUST be carried out.

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Mike Lindëll is RISKING a Lot on his Eléctiøn Fⓡåüƌ Symposium | Breakdown | Huckabee
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BIG B0MB JUST DROPPED BY MIKE LINDELL!!
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MIKE LINDELL’S 7PM CT ANNOUNCEMENT ON NIGHT ONE OF HIS CYBER SYMPOSIUM
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DEVOLUTION is coming...

[patrickgold]

14 hours ago, yota691 said:

MIKE LINDELL’S 7PM CT ANNOUNCEMENT ON NIGHT ONE OF HIS CYBER SYMPOSIUM
5,298 viewsAug 11, 2021
 

I hope these legislators go back and fight for their states. Be safe, be well, be with God.

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Doctor Shiva at the Cyber Symposium
2,976 viewsAug 11, 2021

 

 

Jesper_117
1 day ago
They really are burying the video really have to do specific "dr Shiva" typed in to even get any of his newer videos with a week old search only they are burying it with random videos the man is well known however some random videos from india have priority and covid related bs videos.

So thank you Elizabeth for posting this segment of the symposium on youtube.

 

Isabel Da Costa
1 day ago
Parasites every where, Dr. Shiva you’re a Hero!

 

Baylee B
1 day ago
Dr. Shiva is the best. No hidden agenda!

 

Jose Sanchez
13 hours ago
Put the Names and Photos of these Treasonous Traitors

[caddieman]

MyPillow Guy’s ‘Cyber Expert’ Admits They Have No Proof of Election Hack

 

BOGUS

The $5 million that Mike Lindell offered to any symposium attendee who could disprove his theory that China stole the election is now off the table.

Justin Baragona

Contributing Editor

Updated Aug. 12, 2021 11:29AM ET Published Aug. 11, 2021 11:04PM ET 

 

 

 

 

 

Well, it looks like the “con is winding down.”

Trump-boosting pillow salesman Mike Lindell had offered $5 million to anyone who showed up to his three-day “cyber symposium” and could disprove his claims that China hacked the 2020 presidential election via voting machines.

That offer is no longer on the table as of Wednesday evening, according to Josh Merritt, the MyPillow CEO’s lead cyber expert.

In an interview with The Washington Times on Wednesday, Merritt acknowledged that the data Lindell had long promised to reveal at this week’s symposium in South Dakota was bogus. 

While the pillow mogul has long boasted he had 37 terabytes of “irrefutable” evidence that revealed Chinese-backed hackers had broken into election systems in all 50 states and flipped votes from Donald Trump to Joe Biden, he had delayed unveiling the “packet captures”—otherwise known as intercepted network traffic or pcaps—throughout the seminar.

Throughout the first day of the symposium, several cyber experts who had traveled to Sioux Falls to attend in person and examine the packet captures had become frustrated and irritated that Lindell failed to provide any data, with one attendee saying they’d only been shown “random garbage that wastes our time.”

According to Merritt, that’s because there was nothing to reveal. The “packet captures are unrecoverable in the data” and “the data, as provided, cannot prove a cyberincursion by China,” he told the Times.

“So our team said, we’re not going to say that this is legitimate if we don’t have confidence in the information,” Merritt said.

Lindell had recently aired videos of incomprehensible text scrolling in the background, claiming these were the pcaps he had received and that the proof of widespread election fraud they contained would be so compelling, the Supreme Court would vote 9-0 to reinstate Trump as president.

The blurred scrolling images appear to have been all for show. Another cyber expert, J. Kirk Weibe, told the Times that the “text was likely meant to resemble what the packet captures would look like in the data set but were not actual packet captures.”

The original source of the data, Dennis L. Montgomery, had supposedly suffered a stroke as the symposium began and was not in attendance nor made available for contact throughout the first two days of the event. Montgomery initially came forward with the supposed packet captures after he spun a conspiracy theory that tools used by the CIA were being used to influence U.S. elections.

Both Merritt and Krieb, both of whom have pushed claims of voter fraud, agreed that the data Montgomery sent didn’t contain any packet captures and are useless in proving Lindell’s conspiracy that China changes millions of votes.

Merritt, however, said he still feels the data they were given contains important “forensic” proof that voters were manipulated, and he congratulated himself for what he was able to do with it.

“We were handed a turd,” he told the Times. “And I had to take that turd and turn it into a diamond. And that’s what I think we did.”

Before becoming Lindell’s lead “cyber expert,” Merritt had been pro-Trump lawyer Sidney Powell’s secret “military intelligence expert” in her “Kraken” lawsuits alleging foreign actors had used Dominion voting machines to steal votes from Trump. Merritt, known as “Spyder” in Powell’s court filings, is an information technology consultant and an Army veteran. However, he never completed an entry-level training course for military intelligence and was not an intelligence analyst.

All of the Powell cases he offered expert testimony to were tossed out of court.

In addition to promises of big reveals that Lindell could not back up and complaints that Fox News is ignoring him, the flop of a conference in Sioux Falls has been beset by bad news. The start of the event, which was delayed by technical issues, coincided with the revelation that Dominion Voting Systems had hit far-right networks One America News and Newsmax with billion-dollar defamation lawsuits. (Both channels had heavily promoted Lindell’s symposium, and OAN has aired the even nonstop.)

And just hours before Merritt acknowledged that Lindell had no proof to back up his election lies, a judge dealt a brutal blow to Lindell, denying the pillow king’s motion to dismiss Dominion’s $1.3 billion lawsuit over his claims the company rigged the election.

 

https://www.thedailybeast.com/mypillow-guy-mike-lindells-cyber-expert-admits-they-have-no-proof-of-election-hack?ref=scroll

[coorslite21]

7 minutes ago, caddieman said:

MyPillow Guy’s ‘Cyber Expert’ Admits They Have No Proof of Election Hack

 

BOGUS

The $5 million that Mike Lindell offered to any symposium attendee who could disprove his theory that China stole the election is now off the table.

Justin Baragona

Contributing Editor

Updated Aug. 12, 2021 11:29AM ET Published Aug. 11, 2021 11:04PM ET 

 

 

 

 

 

Well, it looks like the “con is winding down.”

Trump-boosting pillow salesman Mike Lindell had offered $5 million to anyone who showed up to his three-day “cyber symposium” and could disprove his claims that China hacked the 2020 presidential election via voting machines.

That offer is no longer on the table as of Wednesday evening, according to Josh Merritt, the MyPillow CEO’s lead cyber expert.

In an interview with The Washington Times on Wednesday, Merritt acknowledged that the data Lindell had long promised to reveal at this week’s symposium in South Dakota was bogus. 

While the pillow mogul has long boasted he had 37 terabytes of “irrefutable” evidence that revealed Chinese-backed hackers had broken into election systems in all 50 states and flipped votes from Donald Trump to Joe Biden, he had delayed unveiling the “packet captures”—otherwise known as intercepted network traffic or pcaps—throughout the seminar.

Throughout the first day of the symposium, several cyber experts who had traveled to Sioux Falls to attend in person and examine the packet captures had become frustrated and irritated that Lindell failed to provide any data, with one attendee saying they’d only been shown “random garbage that wastes our time.”

According to Merritt, that’s because there was nothing to reveal. The “packet captures are unrecoverable in the data” and “the data, as provided, cannot prove a cyberincursion by China,” he told the Times.

“So our team said, we’re not going to say that this is legitimate if we don’t have confidence in the information,” Merritt said.

Lindell had recently aired videos of incomprehensible text scrolling in the background, claiming these were the pcaps he had received and that the proof of widespread election fraud they contained would be so compelling, the Supreme Court would vote 9-0 to reinstate Trump as president.

The blurred scrolling images appear to have been all for show. Another cyber expert, J. Kirk Weibe, told the Times that the “text was likely meant to resemble what the packet captures would look like in the data set but were not actual packet captures.”

The original source of the data, Dennis L. Montgomery, had supposedly suffered a stroke as the symposium began and was not in attendance nor made available for contact throughout the first two days of the event. Montgomery initially came forward with the supposed packet captures after he spun a conspiracy theory that tools used by the CIA were being used to influence U.S. elections.

Both Merritt and Krieb, both of whom have pushed claims of voter fraud, agreed that the data Montgomery sent didn’t contain any packet captures and are useless in proving Lindell’s conspiracy that China changes millions of votes.

Merritt, however, said he still feels the data they were given contains important “forensic” proof that voters were manipulated, and he congratulated himself for what he was able to do with it.

“We were handed a turd,” he told the Times. “And I had to take that turd and turn it into a diamond. And that’s what I think we did.”

Before becoming Lindell’s lead “cyber expert,” Merritt had been pro-Trump lawyer Sidney Powell’s secret “military intelligence expert” in her “Kraken” lawsuits alleging foreign actors had used Dominion voting machines to steal votes from Trump. Merritt, known as “Spyder” in Powell’s court filings, is an information technology consultant and an Army veteran. However, he never completed an entry-level training course for military intelligence and was not an intelligence analyst.

All of the Powell cases he offered expert testimony to were tossed out of court.

In addition to promises of big reveals that Lindell could not back up and complaints that Fox News is ignoring him, the flop of a conference in Sioux Falls has been beset by bad news. The start of the event, which was delayed by technical issues, coincided with the revelation that Dominion Voting Systems had hit far-right networks One America News and Newsmax with billion-dollar defamation lawsuits. (Both channels had heavily promoted Lindell’s symposium, and OAN has aired the even nonstop.)

And just hours before Merritt acknowledged that Lindell had no proof to back up his election lies, a judge dealt a brutal blow to Lindell, denying the pillow king’s motion to dismiss Dominion’s $1.3 billion lawsuit over his claims the company rigged the election.

 

https://www.thedailybeast.com/mypillow-guy-mike-lindells-cyber-expert-admits-they-have-no-proof-of-election-hack?ref=scroll

Ah yes.....the Daily Beast!

So credible!

CL

[patrickgold]

On 8/14/2021 at 2:56 PM, caddieman said:

MyPillow Guy’s ‘Cyber Expert’ Admits They Have No Proof of Election Hack

 

BOGUS

The $5 million that Mike Lindell offered to any symposium attendee who could disprove his theory that China stole the election is now off the table.

Justin Baragona

Contributing Editor

Updated Aug. 12, 2021 11:29AM ET Published Aug. 11, 2021 11:04PM ET 

 

 

 

 

 

Well, it looks like the “con is winding down.”

Trump-boosting pillow salesman Mike Lindell had offered $5 million to anyone who showed up to his three-day “cyber symposium” and could disprove his claims that China hacked the 2020 presidential election via voting machines.

That offer is no longer on the table as of Wednesday evening, according to Josh Merritt, the MyPillow CEO’s lead cyber expert.

In an interview with The Washington Times on Wednesday, Merritt acknowledged that the data Lindell had long promised to reveal at this week’s symposium in South Dakota was bogus. 

While the pillow mogul has long boasted he had 37 terabytes of “irrefutable” evidence that revealed Chinese-backed hackers had broken into election systems in all 50 states and flipped votes from Donald Trump to Joe Biden, he had delayed unveiling the “packet captures”—otherwise known as intercepted network traffic or pcaps—throughout the seminar.

Throughout the first day of the symposium, several cyber experts who had traveled to Sioux Falls to attend in person and examine the packet captures had become frustrated and irritated that Lindell failed to provide any data, with one attendee saying they’d only been shown “random garbage that wastes our time.”

According to Merritt, that’s because there was nothing to reveal. The “packet captures are unrecoverable in the data” and “the data, as provided, cannot prove a cyberincursion by China,” he told the Times.

“So our team said, we’re not going to say that this is legitimate if we don’t have confidence in the information,” Merritt said.

Lindell had recently aired videos of incomprehensible text scrolling in the background, claiming these were the pcaps he had received and that the proof of widespread election fraud they contained would be so compelling, the Supreme Court would vote 9-0 to reinstate Trump as president.

The blurred scrolling images appear to have been all for show. Another cyber expert, J. Kirk Weibe, told the Times that the “text was likely meant to resemble what the packet captures would look like in the data set but were not actual packet captures.”

The original source of the data, Dennis L. Montgomery, had supposedly suffered a stroke as the symposium began and was not in attendance nor made available for contact throughout the first two days of the event. Montgomery initially came forward with the supposed packet captures after he spun a conspiracy theory that tools used by the CIA were being used to influence U.S. elections.

Both Merritt and Krieb, both of whom have pushed claims of voter fraud, agreed that the data Montgomery sent didn’t contain any packet captures and are useless in proving Lindell’s conspiracy that China changes millions of votes.

Merritt, however, said he still feels the data they were given contains important “forensic” proof that voters were manipulated, and he congratulated himself for what he was able to do with it.

“We were handed a turd,” he told the Times. “And I had to take that turd and turn it into a diamond. And that’s what I think we did.”

Before becoming Lindell’s lead “cyber expert,” Merritt had been pro-Trump lawyer Sidney Powell’s secret “military intelligence expert” in her “Kraken” lawsuits alleging foreign actors had used Dominion voting machines to steal votes from Trump. Merritt, known as “Spyder” in Powell’s court filings, is an information technology consultant and an Army veteran. However, he never completed an entry-level training course for military intelligence and was not an intelligence analyst.

All of the Powell cases he offered expert testimony to were tossed out of court.

In addition to promises of big reveals that Lindell could not back up and complaints that Fox News is ignoring him, the flop of a conference in Sioux Falls has been beset by bad news. The start of the event, which was delayed by technical issues, coincided with the revelation that Dominion Voting Systems had hit far-right networks One America News and Newsmax with billion-dollar defamation lawsuits. (Both channels had heavily promoted Lindell’s symposium, and OAN has aired the even nonstop.)

And just hours before Merritt acknowledged that Lindell had no proof to back up his election lies, a judge dealt a brutal blow to Lindell, denying the pillow king’s motion to dismiss Dominion’s $1.3 billion lawsuit over his claims the company rigged the election.

 

https://www.thedailybeast.com/mypillow-guy-mike-lindells-cyber-expert-admits-they-have-no-proof-of-election-hack?ref=scroll

Non-creditable site.  Did you watch? because if you did,  you would have some doubts in the 2020 election.  If not, then you'll keep listening to these bias narratives and believe them.  The term "lies" is a strong force in their agenda.

 

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