To be fair, the Cyber Symposium (among Lindell’s other efforts) provided us with expert analysis, statistical data and mathematical models to apply those statistics, and other evidence necessary to turn what we all witnessed anecdotally, into something empirical. It may not have served the purpose it should have for normies, but it was still necessary for us.

But we’re beyond that point now, which is why I, too, question the usefulness of having yet another symposium that won’t be seen by anyone but us, and in a manner that allows the media to get ahead of the narrative before any damage is done.

I support the efforts of anyone still trying to get the masses to see the fraud, but I’m skeptical.