Mike Lindell is having some fun trolling the hell out of the liberal media.
This from waynedupree.com.
He pulled a fast one on The Daily Beast, who, as you know, are Trump-haters and RINOs, which make up the bulk of liberal media nowadays.
They’re just as bad, if not worse than progressives.
So, Mike decided it’d be fun to humiliate them and get a few laughs while he did it.
As you know, Mike vowed to get pillows to the Freedom Truckers in Ottawa, but sadly, he was denied entry.
And that’s where the fun begins.
Lindell planted a story about his “Plan B” to get the pillows across the border.
He told The Daily Beast, that he would use a helicopter to “air-drop” the pillows into Canada.
Now, honestly…this was a really bada** idea, and [many] wish he did it!
But the story becomes even more appreciable.
When asked how he would “drop” the pillows, Mike told The Daily Beast that he would attach “little parachutes” to each pillow.
Daily Beast writer Zachary Petrizzo is very gullible.
Here’s what The Daily Beast printed:
After his initial Tuesday shipment of MyPillow products was denied entry into Canada, Mike Lindell now has a backup plan to get free pillows to Canadian truckers: drop them from the sky via a helicopter.
The pillow maven told The Daily Beast late Wednesday night that he intends to drop his pillows into Canada from a helicopter “with little parachutes” attached.
“We need to get the MyPillows to the people!” he continued.
The 2020 election dead-ender further made it a point to ensure The Daily Beast noted in this report that the pillows will have “little parachutes,” adding, “make sure you put that part in, or it could be dangerous.”
Asked where exactly he intended to drop the pillows, he said, “I cannot give the location out, and it is no joke! I just confirmed with them [the helicopter company], and yes, this is the plan. We have the helicopter confirmed, but we are moving the time up to 11 am.”
The Daily Beast could not reach the Canada Border Services Agency for comment late Wednesday night.
There you have it, Def-Con News readers. Everyone loves a great practical joke, right? Except, of course, the knucklehead who gets bamboozled in the process.
And with such a foolish idea, you’d expect the patsy to say, ‘No, this doesn’t sound legit.’ But TDB was so eager for a “Gotcha” story they bit and swam with all their might without committing a second thought about what they were doing.
A dependable friend, a great conservative, and a tremendous sense of humor, thank you Mike Lindell.
God speed to you and to your endeavors, Mike.
And thank you for your service.