Some people don’t know when to quit. Mike Lindell keeps going on TV or podcasts and saying things that he is bound to live to regret. Here he is just yesterday openly taunting the Dominion executive, Eric Coomer, who recently settled a defamation case with Newsmax — which incensed Lindell, you may recall. He told Newsmax that he took it as a personal insult that they settled. I mean, it was a slam dunk defamation case and if they didn’t settle, they could have been bankrupted out of business, but whatever. Lindell took umbrage to the settlement.

This is stark raving madness, but Lindell is a True Believer. He believes the Big Lie. He also believes that, like the Blues Brothers, he’s on a mission from God.

He apparently doesn’t realize, or doesn’t care, how any of this sounds to normal minded people.

And of course, it is believable on a certain level that a crack head would meet a trust baby reality TV actor, who never worked a day in his life, and the two of them would “change the world” — and incite insurrection and corrode democracy. We live in a culture in the second decade of the 21st Century, where things that once were totally implausible are now mundane.

In the meantime, I get mail.

The God of my understanding is a very smart, very hip Democrat who made his chosen people in his image.

Rollin’ rollin’ rollin’ keep those loonies trollin’ keep those MAGAs foamin’ Lin-DELL. Through riots drugs, whatever, the crazies flock together and they all find their way to your side. Lin-DELL!

 

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  2. Some of the people at Jonestown *were* shot…because they wouldn’t drink the poison. But I doubt that the RWNJs really know about that.

    • Congressman Leo Ryan and his entourage were also shot at the airstrip when they were preparing to leave Guyana.

      However, among the People’s Temple residents, only TWO of the deaths were confirmed to have not been from the poisoning (Jones being one of them). And most of the people who died from gunshots were in the process of trying to FLEE the community before the mass “suicide” (the poisoning) began.

      It’s worth noting that it wasn’t actually “Kool-Aid” but rather the similar product, “Flavor Aid.” (“Kool-Aid” has sort of lapsed from formal trademark protection, much like “Xerox” and “Band-Aid” and “Kleenex.” The Jonestown community did have both products but it’s believed that there was more Flavor Aid as that product is generally less expensive since it lacks the “name” value that Kool-Aid has and the community was generally as frugal as possible with their funds.)

    • We have a friend who was in the military at the time of the Jonestown massacre. He was part of the group that went in to retrieve the bodies. He has severe PTSD from that, compounded by the PTSD from Nam. There were only a few bodies that were not so badly decomposed so as to determine they had actually been shot.

      What Happened After Jonestown?

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