Mike Lindell’s Election Fraud Movie ‘Absolute Proof’ Has Absolutely None But It Does Have Commies, Ghosts and Satan

It’s no wonder that OAN slapped the disclaimer on this jewel, the wonder is that they didn’t put a snark tag as well. Maybe Satan is laughing with delight since the day the GOP died. If he isn’t, it’s only because he hasn’t seen this epic. For those who have, here are snippets from this two-hour opus, originally billed as a three-hour opus. (Maybe Lindell was trying to do his version of Spielberg’s Lincoln, which runs for three hours and ran out of gas too soon.)

Here’s Shiva Ayyadurai who ran twice for the U.S. Senate from Massachusetts, once as a Republican and once as an Independent, and he would have won, too, but for Satan and Dominion being in league against him. Oh, Gawd, I can see the lawsuits being typed at this moment.

Does Mike Lindell think Satan had something to do with Dominion?

Here's fellow crackpot Shiva Ayyadurai baselessly claiming Dominion ripped him off in his huge election loss by multiplying his votes by .666

Lindell: ".666 they multiplied it by, does everybody hear that?!?!" pic.twitter.com/zC6K4BOYbT

— Justin Baragona (@justinbaragona) February 5, 2021

And of course that’s the warm up act to dead people voting, children voting, illegal aliens, space aliens, you name it, they all voted en masse in this election. Do you want to believe the Secretary of State of Georgia or do you want to listen to a guy who claims to be haunted by ghosts?

These include the claim that 66,000 underage people voted in Georgia, when the number of people under the age of 18 who requested a ballot was actually four, and all of them turned 18 prior to November 3, according to Raffensperger’s office. Lindell also claims that 10,000 fake ballots were driven from New York to Pennsylvania, an unfounded claim based on the testimony of a man who believes he’s being haunted by ghosts.

Another one of Lindell’s “experts.”

these 33 seconds should give you a feel of the pillow man's election fraud "docu-film." no, i did not add the music pic.twitter.com/zLlA2M28SW

— Bobby Lewis (@revrrlewis) February 5, 2021

"this is gonna reveal all the evil in our country, all the criminals in the country, all the ones that tried to suppress this. and that's just from social media like jack dorsey, like mark zuckerbuck" pic.twitter.com/v84Dq9xIBj

— Bobby Lewis (@revrrlewis) February 5, 2021

There’s also a terrific minute long piece where a retired general rants about the commies. I can’t get it to embed, but you can see it here.

Throughout the movie, Lindell interviews various fringe witnesses and what he claims are “cyber forensic experts” that “these machines were used by other countries to steal our election.” These guests included multiple former Rudy Giuliani witnesses including retired Col. Phil Waldron, who made the ridiculous claim that nearly every single vote cast in Arizona’s Maricopa County was potentially fraudulent, and Dominion IT contractor Melissa Carone, the IT contractor for Dominion whose disastrous testimony before the Michigan Legislature went viral in December.

In sum, the movie feels like a bunch of old, thoroughly-debunked claims repackaged as a special report on the worst public access TV channel you’ve ever watched. But around 11:30 ET, it appeared Lindell had been “canceled” once more: Vimeo had removed the video from its platform.

Lindell’s movie still appeared to be up on YouTube, and could make an appearance in a defamation trial coming soon. On Thursday, Dominion sent a letter to YouTube asking that it “preserve and retain” videos posted on its platform about the election by a variety of figures and networks which pushed the conspiracy. Including Lindell.

Dominion just sent letters to the social platforms asking them to preserve posts, and offered a glimpse at their target list: pic.twitter.com/W3WzepFgiL

— Ben Smith (@benyt) February 4, 2021

Lindell just loves dynamiting Pandora’s box over and over. Wait until he gets the bill for damages.