On this first day of the Mike Lindell Cyber Challenge, it began with a cyber attack on the video production that lasted about an hour. When it finally began, an amazing opening 10 minute introduction to the election fraud was shown and then a panel of guest discussed the tasks to the group and the audience.
Here was his announcement:
***Update – Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters is apparently the whistleblower featured (with disguised voice) in a recent CodeMonkeyZ Telegram video. In that video the whistleblower is asking a Dominion employee questions, and the employee seems to confirm that remote internet access is possible with the Dominion system.
There was a screen shot in that video that showed some BIOS passwords, and one of those was traced to Mesa County. So the story this morning was that the CO SoS was launching an investigation into a “security breach,” and she was implying that Peters leaked the passwords. And there might have been some talk about possible criminal charges.
Then Peters’ office was raided while she was on the way to the event, with Dominion present, and I think that flustered everybody so they did a poor job of explaining things. My guess is, the bombshell information was to be that she was the one in the video, being told in person by the Dominion employee, that the machine did have the ability to be accessed remotely via the internet. That, delivered clearly and correctly, could have laid a foundation for the rest of Mike’s presentations.
Lindell said something like “the Dominion guy was here and he left.” And Lindell did appear rattled. So it’s possible (?) the original plan was to have both of the people behind the disguised voices in Ron’s video on the stage at the same time, to talk more about Dominion connectivity.
Jena Griswold issued an order yesterday, telling Peters to turn over surveillance recordings and other info, and today they raided Peters’ office. Griswold did threaten criminal charges too. So maybe a Dominion whistleblower got cold feet and left, leaving Peters to decide what kind of legal issues she’d face if she went on stage by herself, and that caused the delay. Could have also caused the unfocused comments on stage, if she had to scuttle her original talking points until she got legal advice.
Cyber Symposium-Day 1