The number one question I have been asked over the last week hasn’t been about Afghanistan, but instead, it was about Mike Lindell’s Cyber Symposium held in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. My answer is that I felt it was successful and a great benefit to the process. I also think Mike Lindell was likely disappointed because he, like many, is looking for a cleaner, more Hollywood-like result where everything gets wrapped up in a bow at the end. The Supreme Court suddenly gets a backbone and does the right thing, where the media has their ah-ha moment and suddenly becomes one of the good guys. I don’t think those things will ever happen because that’s not how humans are doing things. They might write stories and make movies showing that kind of reality, but that’s part of the fun of fiction, is that you can have things the way you want them. The real world is wrapped up with many other emotions dispersed over time and space much more harshly. And that is precisely where things stand after Mike Lindell’s Symposium. Yes, election fraud happened, there are vast amounts of proof of it, and the people involved should all be going to jail. Only there aren’t enough jails in the country to hold everyone involved. The election fraud of 2020 was just the final, desperate attempt by a corrupt society to end the presidency of Donald Trump for a lot of reasons. Based on their behavior before the election fraud and after, in the world of the Wikipedia types who had the future all mapped out toward a progressive horizon, what happened with Trump and his voters was a massive rejection of their way of life. And that is something that they can’t hide any longer, even from themselves.
There is zero chance that America will unite behind Joe Biden or the current government swamp. We have learned too much about how the Deep State works and that our present elected representatives have not worked on our behalf. They rejected Trump as the disrupter and mistakenly thought that people would forget about all this stuff regarding self-government if he were removed. They thought that mask mandates, vaccinations, election tampering, and economic terrorism sold by compliant and lazy media would be the name of the game in 2021. The mistake from the start was believing that it was caused by Donald Trump, not in the desire of people to have a character like Donald Trump in the White House. Trump had been doing such a good job that many of these antagonistic forces, whether they came from within our country or outside of it, thought they could still rule through authority. Such as the intentions of China to schmooze their way to our complete conquest forcing them to reveal their intentions in aggressive ways they never even planned to admit to themselves. So as bad as things look today, I only see hope in tomorrow because, at least now, all our interactions are honest. We know now how much people like Mitch McConnell hate traditional America. He has dirtied himself up in politics for so long that there is no turning back for him. That is the case for many political people who have traded a nice and easy life for ethics and justice. The worst of it was that they thought so little of us that they didn’t think we’d see them lying to us. But they aren’t very smart themselves, so of course, they wouldn’t be sophisticated enough to see what was happening. They thought they could conceal their actions with a media censorship that China has already and that we’d accept that in America. Which, of course, was never going to work. We ended up with a corrupt society in government who moved toward the global control of everything, leaving behind half the nation they expected to follow them. And now it’s clear that they will never follow. So what happens next?
The success of the Cyber Symposium wasn’t in the revelation; it’s more in the reality of coming to terms with what happened. Whether or not Mike Lindell had the Cyber Symposium, or whether all methods of investigating election fraud were censored from public debate, people would still question the reality of the election. They would always doubt the results. The difference between America and other places in the world is that we can gather and ask questions. Even if the authorities deny that election fraud happened, in America, we can question those authorities. We can assemble and have something like the Cyber Symposium. And so long as those things can happen, there will never be a complete takeover of society in countries where election fraud occurs but don’t say anything about it because they fear being killed. Those same kinds of intimidation tactics have been attempted here in America.
Mike Lindell has undoubtedly felt that sting. But in actuality, whenever one side has to resort to threats to get you to accept a truth, they have already lost the case on merits. They might force you to keep your mouth shut, but they can’t change what you believe, which is the case here. With all the effort to conceal election fraud and intimidate people into believing some state-sponsored results driven by social media doing that state’s work, all the people who were going to believe in the election results have done so. From here, conspiracies like those of Rosewell and the JFK assassination will result for centuries. But the country will not unite. They smell a rat and will always work to undermine that rat for the rest of their lives.
For me, much of what we see, I think, is better because it has forced all the bad guys to show their playbook. Many had hoped to pull those plays out of their communist playbook much later after Americans had been made more compliant. I don’t think that would ever happen because it’s never happened anywhere else in the world. Why would it happen in America, but let’s entertain the hypothetical quandary, people could be intimidated into complete submission, the way people are in China, for instance. In my book, The Gunfighter’s Guide to Business, I argue that the Chinese never recovered from the conquest of the Mongals or the Han Dynasty. Even today, they are easy to defeat as a people by a communist government. America is a much different place, it was founded by people leaving behind authority rules, and the world ran out of real estate. There is nowhere else to run. They aren’t going to accept authoritarian rule. They complied with the masks because they were gullible and believed the government was somewhat trustworthy in a crisis, even if it was invented. But the Kotter change state wasn’t ever going to stick, and society would be switched over to communism. And if only Trump were out of the White House, the tyrants of the world would live happily ever after. We learned from the Symposium that people would never accept cheating and lying from a government with blind compliance. This is the best the Biden administration can ever hope to get. Life will only get worse from here and all the people who propped him up as well. And that’s what happens when you cheat; you don’t get the White House honorably, the government will fall apart, which is occurring now. It’s the Humpty Dumpty story all over again, and the pieces will never go back together. The authorities should have known better before they ever tried, but now we all know, and nothing will change our minds at this point. The coup’s failure is there for everyone to see, and most people see it clearly and will continue to, well into the future.
Rich Hoffman
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