Court rules, Mike Lindel does not have to pay $ 5 million in the hacker voting machine

Mike Lindel, founder and chief executive of mypillow, can be considered a loser in several ways, but not in a way that costs $ 5 million. New York Times Reports that the Federal Appeal Court ruled on Wednesday that Lindel will not have to pay the prize money to challenge “the wrong Mike”, which made a reward of $ 5 million to anyone who can expose his unnecessary demands from 2020 that the 2020 elections were stolen by Donald Trump.

Lindel offered the prize money in 2021 during the “Internet Symposium” event that he held in South Dakota, in which he put “evidence” to prove that China penetrated our voting machines and changed votes. Lindel called on cybersecurity experts to this event and presented the prize money to anyone attending that could prove that the results reached inaccurate – a challenge that the software engineer Robert Zaidman took.

If you assume that proving that Lindle’s results are wrong will be easy, then you are not wrong. The Lindel argument was primarily commented on the idea that the data from voting machines can see moving across Chinese servers. according to Zeidman accountHe decided that Lindle’s files from “evidence” that the sounds that were processed by China were, in fact, a set of normal data. Zaidman told Politico that the supposed “evidence” does not contain any voting machine packages that would have been shown to be transferred to the Chinese servers. So he wrote his report, presented it, sat and waited on the payment of $ 5 million.

It turns out that the difficult part is to get the conspiracy theorists who admit that they are wrong. Zaidman said he had not heard before Lindel and had to file a lawsuit from the arbitration to resume the court if he had already exposed the results of my mypilllow man. In 2023, a special arbitration board I ruled in favor of zeidmanAnd he determined that he proved “unambiguously” that Lindle’s data did not reflect the 2020 election data. Lindel was given 30 days to pay.

Now it seems that the day of payment will never come. Lindel appealed the ruling and obtained a decision in his favor, thanks to the fact that he presented very wide rules that gave him a lot of rejectionists. “One of the four angles of the challenge contract as specified in the official rules, there is no way to read” information related to the November 2020 election “as only information that is the data capture data.”

“It is a great day for our country,” Lindel The Times saidAs if the entire United States kept its breath, hoping that Mr. Mypillow would not have to give up any of his money. While Lindel seems to have faded from this case at the present time, he will still have a lot of lawyers in front of him. Earlier this year, a The court ruled He must pay $ 2.3 million to a former Dominion voting regulations after Lindel described the worker as a “traitor to the United States.” Lindel plans to appeal this too.