Mike Lindell has a new, long video out: "Absolute Proof". The beginning and the end are the most important parts; it is two hours long and far better than anything that's on TV.
Three of the players in the Antrim County Fake Election Saga appear as interviewees.
One question I have, now that I've seen most of the video is: What else is in those terabytes of cyberattack tracking, if they were switching votes away from Trump by the tens of thousands so many times? I mean, Trump only had so many votes to lose, for him to still come out with the unprecedented millions of votes that he did. There must have been additions (and subtractions) for all of the candidates, and there must have been a lot of them.
Lindell didn't get into this in the video, but these operations required having Americans on the ground as election workers, to make sure that the paper ballots and other physical evidence more or less matched the net vote counts.
My other question based on the video: Was the November 21, 2020 recount in Antrim County a hand recount, a machine recount, or both? I've heard conflicting evidence there, but that would make sense if both a real election and a fake election happened in Antrim County, in parallel.
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In coming attractions, besides the impeachment trial and the Trump campaign's upcoming Supreme Court case, and the March 4 Constitutional deadline for sorting out election disputes, and the Antrim County lawsuit being heard in early June, is that the Derek Chauvin trial is scheduled to begin on March 8. Allow eight or ten weeks for the trial, and that sets up nicely for the George Floyd Memorial Rioting to get going around Memorial Day. Instead of in the single-digit weather like we have had recently.
Chauvin is very likely to be acquitted of the second-degree murder charge, because I don't see how they can prove that without showing some real connections between Chauvin and Floyd when they both worked at that nightclub--which conveniently burned during the riots, as did the 3rd Precinct police station where evidence might have been kept. But this is a prediction that I have to hedge; a blogger who is a very thorough researcher said at one point last year that there were aspects of this case that he didn't dare touch even with a ten-foot-pole. He went on later to go and meet with various members of CONgress and federal agencies in person, so it must be something very big and very bad, to scare him away.
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