[Fury]

“… Lindell says he will also invite “cyber forensic experts” from all over the country as long as, at a minimum, they have Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) credentials, to ask questions and examine the “evidence” for themselves...”

If that’s the case, then Lindell’s just jackassin’. He’s trying to control the data and access to it. If the data shows what he claims, it would be made public with no restrictions. Will it be challenged? You bet - that’s part of establishing the validity of the data.

[DEPcom]

What is your take on the current speaker?
presenting R factors Predict ballots based upon population.

[BiglyCommentary]

Bingo! When some science team comes up with something new (room temperature fusion), if its real they’ll put it out there for scrutiny. If they don’t, or only let other researchers see small selected parts, and not let them bring and use their own measuring equipment, the ones claiming the bobmshell discovery are not taken seriously.

[BlueHorseShoe]

No, those are the requirements to attend. You must have not listened to all the info that has been available for weeks about what is taking place over the next three days.

Way too much to inform you if you haven’t been listening to Mike.

[CrosscutSaw]

You have to be CISSP certified to attend the symposium and canalyze the data there. He’s making all the data public on frankspeech.com so anyone can analyze it.