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MIKE LINDELL THE PILLOW GUY

LIAR, CON, CARD READER IN VEGAS, CONVICT, DRUGGIE, SCUMBAG

Shame on Fox News! 

MyPillow Pulling Ads From Network Over Rejected Election-Fraud Commercial  — ‘It’s Unfortunate’  — Story By Justin Baragona / Contributing Editor and  Asawin Suebsaeng / Senior Political Reporter

Trump-boosting pillow magnate Mike Lindell, whose company MyPillow is one of Fox News’ largest advertisers, said on Thursday night that he is pulling his commercials from the network because they won’t run a commercial pushing baseless claims of voter fraud in the 2020 election.

“Shame on Fox News! Shame on them,” Lindell told The Daily Beast. “When I was told they wouldn’t run the ad, I said to cut off advertising on Fox immediately and indefinitely.”

In response to Lindell’s claim that he was immediately pulling his ads, Fox News said in a statement: “It’s unfortunate Mr. Lindell has chosen to pause his commercial time on FOX News given the level of success he’s experienced in building his brand through advertising on the number one cable news network.”

Over the past few months, Lindell has increasingly voiced his displeasure with Fox News for not promoting or even mentioning his fruitless efforts to “prove” that Donald Trump lost the election through voter machine manipulation. President Joe Biden, in fact, decisively won the election. According to countless election officials and courts, there is no evidence that fraud was responsible for Trump’s electoral loss.

Lindell had become particularly incensed these past few weeks that the network wasn’t planning to cover his upcoming “ Cyber Symposium,” which he’s long hyped would finally unveil incontrovertible evidence proving that Trump won the election.  He’s even gone so far as to say recently that the data he would unveil about voting machine fraud would be so compelling that the Supreme Court would reinstate Trump next month with a unanimous ruling.

With the 72-hour symposium scheduled to live stream next month on his website FrankSpeech.com, Lindell told Salon last week that he planned to run ads on the network promoting the Sioux Falls event, since Fox was ignoring it.

“Fox [News] does not talk about anything with the election,” Lindell told Salon. “So I’m going to make ads that will talk about—at least advertising for FrankSpeech.com—that we’re going to be televising this [cyber symposium] for 72 hours straight.”

According to Lindell, however, Fox News had declined to run the commercial promoting the symposium, prompting him to tell his ad buyer to immediately cancel all his other ads on the network.   Fox, meanwhile, did not say whether it refused to run the ad in question.

“They won’t even run an ad for directions for where people can watch the symposium online? Give me a break,” he added to The Daily Beast. “Things change, but right now I have no plans to ever advertise on Fox News again.”

While Fox News has rejected the ad, Lindell told Salon that the network's far-right competitors Newsmax and OAN have agreed to air the symposium commercial. OAN has previously aired Lindell’s “docu-movies” that supposedly revealed “absolute proof” of election fraud, albeit with a hefty disclaimer distancing the channel from his claims. 

Lindell also said that the commercial didn’t specifically make any election fraud claims. At the same time, he has said that the symposium will conclusively prove that Trump won the election.

The pillow salesman added that he spent over $50 million on Fox News ads last year and has dropped another $19 million so far this year. According to the advertising analysis site iSpot.tv, MyPillow ranks among the network’s top five advertisers.

Lindell has found himself embroiled in legal hot water over his wild, groundless allegations that corrupt voting-machine software flipped millions of Trump votes to Biden. Voting machine manufacturer Dominion Voting Systems, for instance, filed a $1.3 billion defamation lawsuit against Lindell and his company. Lindell followed with a bizarre countersuit, claiming Dominion engaged in a racketeering conspiracy.

Dominion and voting software firm Smartmatic have also both filed lawsuits against Fox News, alleging the network’s hosts and guests made defamatory remarks and falsely accused the companies of defrauding the election. Fox News has filed motions to dismiss both cases, insisting that its coverage of the election fraud claims was both newsworthy and covered by the First Amendment.

$$$   DOMINION BILLION DOLLAR LAWSUIT PENDING

👺  New York (CNN Business) —   Dominion Voting Systems, the election technology company that has been the focus of debunked conspiracy theories about election fraud, is suing MyPillow and its CEO Mike Lindell.

The company is seeking about $1.3 billion in damages for Lindell's numerous unfounded public statements by allies of former President Donald Trump that Dominion rigged its machines in favor of Joe Biden in the 2020 US presidential election.

The 115-page lawsuit filed Monday in Washington, DC, cites Lindell's media appearances and social media posts pushing what they called the "Big Lie" about Dominion's machines — including a two-hour film that aired on OAN and was filled with falsehoods about voting irregularities.

In the lawsuit, Dominion writes that Lindell “ Sells the lie to this day because the lie sells pillows” citing promotional discount codes on MyPillow’s website, including “FightforTrump”, “ Proof",  and  "QAnon."

The filing comes a few weeks after Dominion spokesman Michael Steel told CNN that Lindell is "begging to be sued." MyPillow didn't immediately return CNN's request for comment. 

"Despite repeated warnings and efforts to share the facts with him, Mr. Lindell has continued to maliciously spread false claims about Dominion, each time giving empty assurances that he would come forward with overwhelming proof," said Dominion CEO John Poulos in a statement Monday. 

Poulos added that Lindell's statements "caused irreparable harm to Dominion's good reputation and threatened the safety of our employees and customers."

Lindell promised his followers proof, but instead he "delivered absolute nonsense and fake documents sourced from the dark corners of the internet," said Dominion legal counsel Megan Meier, Partner at Clare Locke LLP, in a statement, adding that Lindell "needs to be held accountable for defaming Dominion and undermining the integrity of our electoral system all the while profiting from it."

The suit vows that "through discovery, Dominion will prove that there is no real evidence supporting the Big Lie. Dominion brings this action to vindicate the company's rights, to recover damages, to seek a narrowly tailored injunction, to stand up for itself and its employees, and to stop Lindell and MyPillow from further profiting at Dominion's expense."

Dominion recently sued Trump’s lawyer Rudy Giuliani and lawyer Sidney Powell for about the same amount each after they pushed similar lies about the US election and Dominion.   Rudy Giuliani ( another winner and contestant in the Pr*ck of The Year Contest)  called Dominion’s lawsuit against him an “ Act of intimidation” to “censor the exercise of free speech”    ( err, not free speech, we have a thing about free lies and untruths)  and Sidney Powell another Lawyer        ( Seemingly on leave from the States Mental Institution ) called Dominion’s action against her “baseless.”  ( Should have been called brainless)  Lindell was recently permanently banned from Twitter for repeatedly sharing election misinformation.

TV SELLS - IDIOTS BELIEVE IN TV — CONS MAKE MILLIONS 

Truth  —  

• The pillow cotton and foam (including the foam) is made in China. It has passed ISPA, CertiPUR-US and OEKO-TEX for durability, performance and content.
• My Pillow is a widely-advertised brand of bed pillow. The company was founded in 2004 by Michael J. Lindell. 
• The pillows are final assembled “ manufactured" in Chanhassen, Minnesota and became famous through the use of TV infomercials.
• The pillows' filling is made from 100% polyurethane foam which makes them shapeable, fluff able  and easy to fold. The poly-foam is shredded which is intended to enhance the breathability of the pillow, and make it easier to manipulate under the cover fabric.
• Bed Bath & Beyond told Insider it was dropping My Pillow as part of a plan to discontinue "underperforming items and brands.” 
• Kohl's cited "decreased customer demand" as the reason it will not reorder from My Pillow.
• At-home-shopping channel QVC confirmed to Insider that it stopped selling MyPillow products in June 2020, citing the company's strategy of providing an ever-changing portfolio of products. … 
• Lindell campaigned for Trump's reelection through 2020.
• Costco Has Stopped Selling MyPillow Products.

Better Business Bureaus — Many States  —  MyPillow has a consumer rating of 2.03 stars from 441 reviews indicating that most customers are generally dissatisfied with their purchases. Consumers complaining about MyPillow most frequently mention customer service, neck pain and full refund problems.  MyPillow ranks 72nd among Bedding sites.

Accredited Businesses that fail to operate according to our standards for your trust are suspended.  Upon our Board of Directors' approval, their accreditation is revoked. You can find a report of these businesses for approximately one year from the date we revoke their accreditation.

My Pillow pillows are one of the biggest scams Ever ! ... And their "comfort levels" is nothing but more or less shredded pieces of foam inside the same size pillow case. Also, they are NOT comfortable ! Down pillows are 100 times better.

BURNSVILLE, Minn. - The Better Business Bureau (BBB) has revoked the accreditation of Minnesota-based MyPillow, lowering its rating to an F based on a pattern of complaints by consumers.  Their claim of MyPillow was built on our dedication to our customers' satisfaction.  

SIDEBAR : Pure Bullsh*t!  His own state  rejected him…  He claims thousands of job he created...   False- His cotton and internal polys are Chinese.

Top Pillows By The Experts

Best Overall: Boll & Branch Down Pillow.

Best Value: Casper Original Pillow.

Most Comfortable: Saatva Latex Pillow.

Best for Side Sleepers: Layla Kapok Pillow.

Best Cooling: Tempur-Pedic TEMPUR-Cloud Breeze Dual Cooling Pillow.

Best Down: Brooklinen Down Pillow.

Home Minnesota Chaska Pillows — My Pillow, Inc.Complaints

CURRENT ALERTS FOR THIS BUSINESS — This Is Their Home State

Pattern of Complain  —  BBB files indicate that this business has a pattern of complaints concerning the on-going Buy-One-Get-One (BOGO) offer for the premium pillow offered on their website.  Consumers complaints allege confusion regarding the BOGO pricing of the pillows, as different pillow styles are offered in retail stores than those offered on the website. …
Customer Complaint: Better Business Bureau accepts and reports customer complaints against MyPillow within the consistent manner and process it does for any business located in its services area throughout Minnesota and North Dakota.

 WARNING:  As of June 2019, MyPillow notified BBB that it will no longer attempt to resolve any customer disputes submitted through BBB’s systems, 

http://www.mypillow.com   (800) 308-1299

Accreditation :  This business is not BBB Accredited They Have Been Revoked
Years in Business: 17   BBB Rating  “ F "

Customer Complaints Summary

187 complaints were opened in last 12 months

Complaint Type

Advertising/Sales 19

Billing/Collections 20

Delivery Issues 14

Guarantee/Warranty 26

Problem with a Product or Service 108

Totals 187

Samples —  Note that complaint text that is displayed might not represent all complaints filed with BBB – some consumers may elect to not publish the details of their complaints, some complaints may not meet BBB’s standards for publication, or BBB may display a portion of complaints when a high volume is received for a particular business.

• Complaint Type: Problems with Product/Service

I purchased 8 towels from My Pillow in January, 2 of them rotted, I had never seen anything like this before . I called the company thinking they would for sure want to know about this. Apparently I was wrong. They told me I would hear back from them in a few days, but I didn't hear from them. I had to call them back. I had sent pictures like I was told. That was all I was told to do…. 

This lady I was talking to treated me very rude and told me she couldn't find the pictures I sent and to send them again, then she found them. She told me to send the towels back. The lady I spoke to prior just told me pictures she didn't tell me to send the towels back . I had bought before from this company and was treated very nice but this time the customer service treated me very rude. I don't know what is going on with these towels and apparently they don't care about their customers nor their products!

My Pillow Response  —  07/20/2021  —  We do not recognize the Better Business Bureau as a legitimate company. Therefore, we will not be responding to any further communications.

• 2/18/2021 Purchased 2 pillows online from MY Pillow $64.83 I never received my Pillows contacted the company to see why...They said there's nothing they can do for me. No refund or pillows...I'm very upset, I want my 2 pillows I paid for or a full refund!  —  07/21/2021  I would like to know what further action can be taken against this fraudulent company whom stole my money & did not supply the products purchase 
  
  
• 1/23/21: Placed order with My Pillow -  I used four (4) types of payment to purchase items: 1st: $10 gift card from My Pillow #QPHFJH 2nd: $10 Visa gift card ending in 2338 3rd: $75 Visa gift card ending in 7366 4th: $47.57 using my debit card (Mastercard) ending in 4585 2/21/21: Received order 4/09/21: Returned partial shipment to My Pillow for refund - RMA# 4/14/21: Returned was delivered to My Pillow 6/07/21: Contacted customer service at My Pillow regarding my refund. David informed me that the refund was issued on 5/26/21. He said that I should received the refund between 5/26-6/4. 6/10/21: I contacted customer service again about my refund and I found out from Jamie R that they had issued the refund against the 2 gift cards. I informed them that I destroyed the gift cards after my purchase and that they had to issue the refund to my debit card ending in 4585. Jamie informed me that they would be issuing a check. 7/12/2021: Still no refund
  07/15/2021  —  I am rejecting this response because:  I have attached the communication that I have been having with My Pillow.  Once, I found out that they had refunded the money back to "gift cards" on 6/10/21, I informed them immediately that I no longer had these gift cards in my procession and that I had no contact information for the gift cards because I had destroyed them once I used them towards my purchase.  I was informed by Jamie R on 6/10/21 that the company would be issuing me a "check" for the refund.
  
  
• 07/12/2021  —  I have invested in four my pillows, I like the pillows but I was sure that they were supposed to last a lifetime I was told to email the label and evidence of one of my pillow bursting never heard from them I remember they got an F rating from the BBB I see why. I want was them to give me a pillow or my money back and honor their lifetime warranty.
• My Pillow Response:  07/12/2021  —  We do not recognize the Better Business Bureau as a legitimate company. Therefore, we will not be responding to any further communications.

 

MyPillow Petition for Amazon, Walmart to Pull Items Passes 100,000 Signatures

A petition demanding some of the country's top retailers remove Mike Lindell's MyPillow products from sale has hit the 100,000 signature mark.  The viral change.org petition is calling for companies such as Walmart, Amazon and Costco to stop selling MyPillow items because of the controversies surrounding Lindell, a Donald Trump supporter who frequently spread misinformation and conspiracy theories about last year's presidential election.

Just google:  Mypillow at Change

The petition was set up in mid-January after Lindell was photographed holding a note before a meeting with Trump at the White House which appeared to show him advocating for martial law being imposed in the wake of the January 6 attack on the Capitol.

Lindell also posted a video on social media site Parler suggesting he supported the insurrection while continuing to push misinformation about Trump remaining president even though he lost the election.

"Today 01/15/2021 the MyPillow founder met with President Trump and suggested instituting martial law after the twice impeached president staged a coup," the petition states. "Time to tell our major retailers to stop selling his products. 

We will not support funding insurrectionists!"

The petition managed to attract 50,000 signatures in just a few weeks, although it has been a more gradual increase since. At the time of publication, the change.org petition has attracted nearly 102,000 backers.

The petition also calls for Bed Bath & Beyond to remove MyPillow items from sale. However, since the petition was launched, Bed Bath & Beyond announced they have removed MyPillow products from its stores due to lack of demand, rather than the behavior of its CEO.

"We have been rationalizing our assortment to discontinue a number of underperforming items and brands. This includes the MyPillow product line," a spokesperson previously confirmed to Newsweek.

While a number of stores have pulled MyPillow items, major retailers such as Walmart, Costco and Amazon still sell the products.   Costco previously said it will continue selling MyPillow products because it has "contractual commitments to MyPillow that we intend to honor, as we seek to do with all of our suppliers."

Amazon and Walmart have been contacted for comment but failed to reply.

Presenting MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell’s Resume…

—  🏅Vegas Card Counter   🏅Former Drug Addict   🏅Jesus Freak   🏅Fake Chemist  —

—🏅  Fake Sleep Expert   🏅Scumbag and Professional Liar —  

—  🏅 Professional T-RUMP Advocate and Liar  —

Defends Himself…Mike Lindell says he expects to lose $65 million in pillow revenue this year because of retailer boycotts over his claims that the 2020 US election was rigged.  That projection, Lindell told Insider in an interview Monday after being served with a defamation lawsuit from Dominion Voting Systems seeking $1.3 billion in damages, is evidence he isn't pushing election-fraud claims for the money.

"I lost 20 retailers, and it's cost me $65 million this year that I won't get back, OK?" Lindell told Insider. "There's your story. Print it right. Don't try and twist this."

The 121-page lawsuit alleges the pillow mogul used conspiracy theories about the election to turbocharge sales for his company, using conspiratorial phrases as discount codes and placing expensive advertisements with like-minded media outlets.  "Lindell — a talented salesman and former professional card counter — sells the lie to this day because the lie sells pillows," Tom Clare, the defamation attorney representing Dominion Voting Systems, wrote in the lawsuit.

Dominion Says Lindell Used Conspiracy Theories To Sell More Pillows  —  Lindell has been an ardent supporter of former President Donald T-RUMP for years. A former professional gambler who overcame an addiction to crack, he credits his company's success to his aggressive advertising strategy, which pushed MyPillow's revenue to over $300 million in 2019.

Dominion’s lawsuit says that advertising strategy involves intertwining his personal brand and that of his company to juice sales.  MyPillow has spent tens of millions of dollars advertising on pro-Trump media outlets such as Fox News and Newsmax — both also targets of litigation over election falsehoods. After Trump lost the November election, Lindell falsely claimed Dominion rigged the election. MyPillow sponsored a “ arch for Trump" tour (which was actually a bus) in which Lindell spoke at rallies claiming the election was stolen.

Dominion alleges in the lawsuit that the conspiracy theories are a platform for Lindell to sell more pillows.  "After hitting the jackpot with Donald Trump's endorsement for MyPillow and after a million-dollar bet on Fox News ads had paid out handsome returns, Michael Lindell exploited another chance to boost sales: marketing MyPillow to people who would tune in and attend rallies to hear Lindell tell the 'Big Lie' that Dominion had stolen the 2020 election," Clare wrote.

Lindell told Insider that MyPillow's advertising strategy was distinct from his personal politics. He said MyPillow had advertising and sponsorship deals with the likes of CNN, MSNBC, The Washington Post, and The New York Times — all outlets he isn't a fan of — as well as about 5,000 podcasts and radio and TV stations.

"I advertise everywhere," he said. "And every spot either breaks even or makes money."
A representative for The Times told Insider it last ran MyPillow advertisements in 2015. The other media outlets Lindell named didn't immediately respond to requests for comment.

Lindell dismissed the notion that he had a "preconceived plan" to make money by claiming Dominion and Smartmatic, a rival election-technology company also implicated in conspiracy theories, rigged the presidential election. He said a retailer boycott from brands including Kohl's and Bed Bath & Beyond would cost him tens of millions of dollars in revenue. 

 "Those stores combined did $65 million in business last year," he said. "And now I won't have them this year, or any year. They’re done.”

STRAIGHT PILLOW—TALK

Lindell Says He’s Just Trying To Save America  —  Keep Reading  — Following the January 6 insurrection at the US Capitol, where a pro-T-RUMP mob sought to stop Congress from certifying the election results, Lindell only doubled down on election-fraud claims.He met with T-RUMP in the Oval Office, taking notes with him apparently suggesting the president consider declaring martial law.   Lindell saving America is like Hitler saving the Jewish people by relocation…

He continued to push the theories in media appearances and funded a two-hour “ Docu-movie" based on them called "Absolute Proof." He, like T-RUMP before him, was eventually barred from Twitter. They should both be barred from breathing…

He says he openly welcomes the lawsuit from Dominion, saying it would offer him an avenue to prove his claims of a rigged election.  “I am happy that I got served the papers today," Lindell said.  To bolster its claims that Lindell tied election-related conspiracy theories to MyPillow sales, Dominion’s lawsuit includes a dozen pages of social-media users saying they’re purchasing MyPillow products to support Lindell's election falsehoods. Which proves many Americans are frickin idiots…

Basically the solution will be when they hang T-RUMP, make sure Mike is alongside. Rope is cheap and these morons with Oleander COVID cures might have killed thousands…  please read on and see what a creep this guy really is…

Quote From True F*cking Morons — Morons or ScumBirds Flock Together —  

• The Nitwit Who Can’t Spell Wrote On Twitter —-“Mike Lindell is a true Patriot and an American hero for standing up for the truth.   I’m buying more pillows using discount code NEWSMAX #ElectonFraudHappened #MikeLindell 
  
  
• Another moron wrote —  “The Mypillow guy is being attacked by evil leftists. Go to mypillow.com and spend heavily,” another wrote.
  
  
• Dominion’s lawsuit also claims Lindell used discount codes on his website that tied into right-wing conspiracy theories, including using "FightforTrump" as a discount code while Trump supporters literally fought officers at the Capitol and    “ Proof"  after broadcasting his "docu-movie."
  
  
• But Lindell said advertising partners made those discount codes. “FightforTrump,” for example, was from a podcaster MyPillow worked with — one of the hundreds of radio hosts with which MyPillow has sponsorship deals.
  
  
• He said that controversies over advertising typically increased sales for his company but that boycotts since January seemed poised to cause long-term damage to pillow sales.

“ The T-RUMP Oleander Conspiracy ”  

DEATH APPEARING LIVE AT A COVID INSPIRED NO-MASK RALLY NEAR YOU

Not Exactly The Three Tenors, More Like The Three Sinners

Their Reservations Were Accepted At Hell And Lucifer Mestopheles

Welcomes Them With Open Arms…And His Tail Held High…

Snake Oil Scumbags,  The Con-alition”  T-RUMP,  Mike Lindell,  Sec. Dr. Carson
(CNN) Former crackhead, professional card counter, born again Devout Moron and Certified Time Spent drug dealer, Evangelical nutcase, and Bullshitter… Mike Lindell (aka the “MyPillow Guy”) has long been one of Donald Trump’s staunchest allies.   He’s called T-RUMP the “ Greatest President” ever and suggested that T-RUMP was chosen by God for the role.  I think he’s still on crack….

And because T-RUMP likes people who like him, the President has been similarly complimentary of Lindell. “ Boy, do you sell those pillows," Trump told Lindell at an event at the White House in March.  Sounded more like a TV Commercial,  where the shill opens the dialog with “ Wow I didn’t know about these great pillows, tell me more”.

He sells a lot of overpriced bedroom stuff because no one else sells that stuff on TV, people believe TV, people are stupid… and pay double what they are worth.   Lindell’s pillow, which is touted for its comfort, and cost twice what a good one sells for, has made him a multimillionaire. Lindell has also claimed that T-RUMP has urged him to run for office.  Is it possible these two cons could work together?  

Why It Matters and Further Warning And Legal Action:
Senior administration official familiar with the internal conversations told Axios, “ The involvement of the Secretary of HUD and MyPillow.com in pushing a dubious product at the highest levels should give Americans no comfort at night about their health and safety during a raging pandemic.”  

Some of these T-RUMP followers are so dumb  they believe these untruths and they are dangerous.  So stupid they will try anything.  That why the warning is posted…  T-RUMP was asked, then urged  FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn to “look at” or speed up approval.  And he threw it out.   

Fortunately…FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn, MD, had resisted any efforts around the compound. It’s deadly.
According to but Phoenix Biotechnology director Andrew Whitney has said if he can’t get Oleandrin to market as a drug, he’ll push for it as a dietary supplement. 

The thought of another potentially dangerous compound being touted as a “ Miracle cure" by the Trump administration, like hydroxychloroquine, had medical experts up in arms on Twitter on Monday.  "Oleandrin? Yeah that would definitely end up killing people," tweeted David Juurlink, MD, PhD, of Sunnybrook Health Sciences Center in Toronto.

Juurlink told MedPage Today that Oleandrin is “ Akin to digoxin. Too much can cause nausea, vomiting and diarrhea, but the main concern is arrhythmias, which can be fatal.”  Jennifer Gunter, MD, tweeted that it’s “  it’s easier to kill a person with oleandrin than COVID-19” and highlighted a case report in which two people were poisoned after eating snails that had munched on an oleander plant and an earlier case report calculated that 4 grams of oleander leaves would be fatal and highlighted a case report in which a patient committed suicide using oleander leaves. That paper estimates toxic blood levels of oleandrin at 1 to 2 ng/ml and a fatal blood level of 9.8 to 10 ng/mL.   

Leader is A Pure Poison  —  A true con-man Mike Lindell and a con president T-RUMP looking for a miracle. The  perfect storm. T-RUMP needs a winner.   T-RUMP has done more than just praise Lindell.  He allowed Lindell to take part in a July White House meeting why people are dying about the potential therapeutic properties of something called Oleandrin, an extract from the oleander plant while other people with good products don’t get that chance.  Alfred E. said “ Put a fuck-up in a room with aback of people and an hour later the other fuck-ups will 

Lindell told CNN of Trump's reaction to the extract and its possible uses, including as a potential therapeutic for coronavirus.   “He was enthusiastic, as he is on everything that’s going to help people,”.  Thats Himmler telling Hitler what a great job he’s doing and they brought Dr. “ Do Little” Carson along as the shill.    Neither Lindell nor T-RUMP are medical doctors or infectious disease experts.

Crackhead Meets Crackpot —  Object Crack Poison

Investigation: 
Just what we need quacks, con men, snake oil salesmen, inserting UV light into body cavities, and a whole bunch of other liars, bullshitters, frauds, and scumbags and thats just on Monday…  Add DIY hand Sanitizer with Methanol killed twenty,  Pool Cleaner used in and killed 4000 in Bolivia, and shoving a lightbulb T-RUMPS enlightening idea to kill COVID-19 internally by rectal flushing, we did not follow up on.   People just don’t like their Netherland played with.

FOLLOW THE MONEY:   Mike Lindell Was added to the board of (and received a financial stake in) Phoenix Biotechnology, which produced Oleandrin, earlier this month.   He’s still a con and would sell his soul again and again to T-RUMP because he knows T-RUMP is a whooping dumbass and an easy mark.  

Cons like Lindell are savvy ay playing people wit big egos…thats T-RUMP summed up in three letters…EGO   In an Interview Lindell told Axios that in the meeting,  T-RUMP “ basically said: …’The FDA should be approving it.'"  The White House did not respond to requests for comment. Usually means they are hiding something… 

WARNING:   Oleander Poisoning — Extremely Dangerous
POISONOUS INGREDIENTS INCLUDE:  Digitoxigenin, Neriin, Oleandrin, Oleondroside
STRUCTURE:  The poisonous substances are found in all parts of the Oleander plant:   Flowers, Leafs, Stems, Twigs with equal strength, people have died by using oleander twigs and branches for toasting marshmallows, snail and other lower forms who ate Oleander and then in turn eatenahemselves died too.  If exposed or eaten handled call…

 POISON CONTROL (1-800-222-1222)

Nerium Oleander, Rosebay;  Yellow oleander poisoning is a highly toxic plant group from the Apocynaceae family.   Though renowned for its beauty and use in landscaping,  this Mediterranean shrub is responsible for many cases of accidental and fatal poisoning across the globe.  Many states  have removed it.  —  Thevetia peruviana poisoning is treated the sam as Oleander poisoning occurs when someone eats the flowers or chews the leaves or stems of the oleander plant (Nerium oleander), or its relative, the yellow oleander (Cascabela thevetia).  This plant is extremely toxic, and a single leaf may kill an adult.   The limit is low , FOUR GRAMS Can Kill You!

👺  Mike Lindell  - The Pillow Guy New Co-Conspiritorialist T-RUMP Cohort Asshole Of The Year
First it was Hydrochloroquionone, killed 200,000 in Brazil, T-RUMPS friend…whom he sent three million doses after it was stopped by the FDA,   then Lysol and then this schmuck comes up with an Extract of Oleander Which Is A Poison Second To Curare… He was a druggie in the past and a scumbag today, and took it to his friend, self purported scientist  and genius Donald T-RUMP who wanted it fast tracked by the FDA as a COVID cure…

Fortunately the FDA rejected the proposal instantly. Even with pressure from the imbicile President.  I can only imagine their scientists and professionals in the back room thinking —  “ Who dreamed up this sh*t” — “ What were they smoking” — “ Lindell must still be on drugs”  —  “Who got paid off, was it T-RUMP?”  —

His pillows are overpriced and not worth it…  KOHLS, Mayfair, Bed Bath and Beyond, HEB,  no longer will sell his products and more companies are expected… to drop his lines… he wanted to sell us on using Oleander and he as we say about those who are acolytes, Scum-birds of a feather, stick together…   T-RUMP and Lindell… Other companies and some on the air will not show his promo, he is a fraud… thats why he’s back on TV.  

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell was permanently banned from Twitter on Monday night for "repeated violations of our Civic Integrity Policy," a Twitter spokesperson told CNN.

Between the lines:  Dominion Voting Systems has threatened to take legal action on Lindell over his spread of misinformation related to the 2020 election. The ban comes as he weighs a run for governor of Minnesota.

My Pillow CEO and ‘ Friend' of Donald Trump has settled over a dozen lawsuits for falsely claiming to be a sleep expert and saying his product alleviates medical conditions in his popular infomercials.

• My Pillow chief executive Mike Lindell has settled more than a dozen lawsuits brought against him in eight different states, DailyMail.com can reveal 
• He's been accused of fraudulent advertising and bogusly claiming to be an sleep expert in a string of federal lawsuits
• Lindell  was front and center at a White House press conference Monday and was introduced by President Donald Trump as 'my friend' 
• He gave a bizarre address from the Rose Garden podium in which he called for more religion in public schools and urged people to read the bible  
• Lindell, who is worth about $300 million, is a reformed alcoholic and crack-cocaine addict, a Republican and a staunch T-RUMP supporter and liar.
  
  

Birds Of A Feather Pillow Screw People Together  —  The CEO who Donald T-RUMP introduced as ‘ My friend’ and invited to speak at a White House press conference, Monday, has been accused of fraudulent advertising and bogusly claiming to be an expert in a string of federal lawsuits, DailyMail.com can reveal.

My Pillow chief executive Mike Lindell delivered a bizarre address from the Rose Garden podium in which he called for more religion in public schools and urged people to read the bible during this time of self-isolation.

The conference centered on COVID-19 hospital equipment shortages and Lindell's is one of several businesses to have pledged help. He has offered to devote 75 percent of his workforce to manufacturing cotton masks and hopes to produce 50,000 a day by the end of the month.

SIDEBAR:    Notice how T-RUMP leans his head when others are speaking, crooked people do that a lot.

T-RUMP PRAISE:   The 58-year-old founder’s ‘ ff the cuff' cameo put My Pillow at the top of Twitter's trending column as Trump praised his patriotism and offered him the microphone with the words, 'Boy do you sell those pillows it's unbelievable what you do.'

But now, court filings obtained by DailyMail.com can reveal —  My Pillow chief executive Mike Lindell has settled more than a dozen lawsuits brought against him in eight different states, Mike Lindell spoke at a White House press conference Monday and was introduced by President Donald Trump as 'my friend'

They contain repeated allegations of fraudulent advertising, price inflating to 'dishonestly' promote 'Buy one get one free,' offers, falsely claiming to be a 'sleep expert,' and, the ultimate in fake news, using respected news outlet logos on his own website to mislead consumers into thinking they are endorsements.

The company's first infomercial which prominently featured its founder as an 'expert' aired in October 2011

Lindell's website has since removed the logos which included the New York Times and Wall Street Journal mastheads as well as USA Today and FOX Business – a show on which has often appeared.

But legal documents from a class action filed in California in 2016 in which he was accused of Fraudulent Inducement, violating a host of business and professions codes and unfair trade practices include a shot of the website in which they are clearly visible.

According to the lawsuit not only did Lindell ‘ deceptively and fraudulently use the logos of third-party news reporting entities on his website,’ he, ‘ alsely and deceptively represented to consumers that he (an imbecile)  is a ‘sleep expert.’

Lindell, a reformed alcoholic and crack-cocaine addict who once spoke of going two weeks straight without sleep before his own drug dealer cut him off, has claimed that the idea for the company came to him in a dream in 2004.

Back then, the Minnesota born pillow magnet was a functioning cocaine addict. Then he discovered crack and his descent to rock bottom picked up pace.  Within five years he had lost his house, his marriage and very nearly his business.

He claims that on January 16, 2009 he offered up 'one prayer' - that he would wake up without craving the drug. He went to sleep and in the morning the desire was, 'just gone.'

The company's first infomercial which prominently featured its founder as an 'expert' aired in October 2011. And, according to the California lawsuit, material on the company website as recently as 2014 listed a string of medical conditions and ailments that the product bogusly claimed to alleviate. 

Bottom Line:  A Con Is A Con, Is A Con, Is A Con….etc…