I just want to express my gratitude for what Mike did. I didn’t post this just to knock him down, but I think this could be significantly improved and made more effective.
I just want to express my gratitude for what Mike did. I didn’t post this just to knock him down, but I think this could be significantly improved and made more effective.
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I don’t agree with you but your comments are reasonable. I think Mike the Narrator is part of the magic. He is trusted. That’s a characteristic that is hard to find these days. I think that trust is very important. Mike may be mistaken in some of his claims (or maybe he isn’t) but he is not lying.
As to the animation I have mixed feelings. If he has proof that this demonstrates successful hacking I missed it. Attempted hacking would be expected and seems likely. But there is a big difference between attempting and succeeding.
I agree with what you wrote. I couldn’t listen to the whole thing. And, I agree with the documentation of the assertions he made.
Im sure he struggled with how to whittle it all down and still present the facts.
First, love Mike Lindell and his pillows!
But, he shouldn’t have used is “My Pillow” commercial techniques to sell this info.
Since this is so important, ALL the data should have been validated and sourced. Then it should have been presented in a “non-techy” way to keep the audience from zoning out. The hyperbole should have been left out and it would have been much better if the “experts” could have been interviewed in person. The remote stuff becomes very difficult to follow, especially when they speak over each other.
All that being said, if the information is valid (which I suspect most of it is), it does support the claims of fraud, illegal activities and an illegitimate election. The collective information along with verified, time-stamped surveillance videos and affidavits, should be enough to get this into the courts.
Should be . . .