Soledad O'Brien tweet about Lindell's crazy whiteboard:

[tblue37]

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Like what they find in the bedroom of the serial killer on Criminal Minds.

[drray23]

1. it used to be that people like this would be placed in a psychiatric hold

for further evaluation. Now, apparently with the advent of the social media and dismantling of the mental health care system since Reagan everything goes.

[TxGuitar]

34. Reagan (and his crew) did such harm to this country

I wish there was a hell they could be burning in.

[tclambert]

50. If you're rich, you can act crazy. Only poor people with no friends get put away.

[Cracklin Charlie]

2. $100 says they take out anyone holding an eraser.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

3. On the surface, this appears to be Glenn Beck on steroids

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[OneGrassRoot]

4. That's what I was gonna say...

lol. Beck’s infamous chalkboard (which I found myself on years ago) on meth.

[tblue37]

5. Interesting reply to her tweet:

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Folks this is an example of hypergraphia, it's what happens when a person's brain chemistry is in overdrive. The end product is drivel. This is often seen with mania in ppl w/BiPolar Disorder and also in ppl using amphetamines.

[Lucky Luciano]

13. I recall someone with a similar disorder

[3catwoman3]

39. Intriguing analysis. I was thinking exactly the same thing about bipolar/manic manifestations.

Some years ago, during my husband's last Air Force assignment at what is now Joint Base Andrews, we had a neighbor who gave us concerns for his own safety, and the safety of his 2 young children - divorced custodial father. He was friendly and talkative - very talkative. Sometimes he had pressured speech, and he often talked about various things he had done in his Air Force career that seemed highly unlikely, including being a spy. He was on the younger side, maybe mid-30s, and not a high ranking officer, and didn't seem either old enough or senior enough to have done all the things he claimed to have done. He had guns in his home, IIRC.

One evening, he came over to out house and knocked on our door, all excited, claiming that, "I've finally figured out the Ethos." He showed me a very elaborate drawing that was a lot like Pillow Guy's white board, altho a lot smaller - 11x17. Rather than ethos, I think he meant cosmos. He rambled on and on and on. I'm a pediatric nurse practitioner, not a psychiatric nurse, but my clinical alarm bells were ringing and I was pretty damn sure he was in a severe manic phase.

I was in the Air Force myself for a while. We knew what squadron he was assigned to, so I took it upon myself to call his commander and share my observations. The officer thanked me for contacting him, and said they knew something was wrong, but weren't sure what, and that my information would help them get him the care he needed.

It was very a very strange experience.

[smirkymonkey]

45. +1000

[OAITW r.2.0]

6. The author of this is really asking for help.

A mind that could construct this maze is mentally ill.

[monkeyman1]

30. two Mikey's begging for political rehab !!

[Budi]

7. Complete with Prayer quotes!!

[Maru Kitteh]

55. Sean Spicer made the cut? Where's

Herman Cain?
Ol' Herman is coming up on his anniversary. Maybe he can come back with TFG in August, you know, like an escort?

[skypilot]

8. I wonder what would happen if...

...someone sneaked in and erased it all overnight.

[Volaris]

21. It would either be back the next morning from memory,

Or a bomb would go off at the closest federal building.

[skypilot]

44. The scary thing is...

...that that doesn't sound particularly far-fetched.

[lagomorph777]

9. It sure is pointing a lot of fingers at Trump.

It looks like one of those crime shows where they are plotting the criminal network to find the Capo at the center.

[czarjak]

10. Did it start inside-out or outside-in?

[ProfessorGAC]

14. Look At What's In The Middle

That answers your question!

[-misanthroptimist]

11. If that's not a scream for help, then I don't know what one looks like.

[Traildogbob]

12. Katy Porter

Could show him a thing or two about proper white board usage.

[tblue37]

18. LOL! nt

[rickyhall]

15. That much info on Criminal Minds usually takes a whole room.

I don't think we have enough hospitals and prisons to lock all the trump crazies. Florida might be big enough though.

[LakeArenal]

23. And the BAU is right at first guess.

None of this six months later crap.

[fwvinson]

37. Send them all to Idaho and build, or let them build, a wall around the state.

[iscooterliberally]

16. Kind of reminds me of Bart Simpson

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[TexasBushwhacker]

40. It reminds me of a Dr. Bronner's Castile Soap bottle

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[smirkymonkey]

46. Totally!

I used to love that soap, but the writing on the bottle was just bizarre.

I stopped buying it once they started watering it down. And it's not cheap.

[TexasBushwhacker]

47. I didn't realize they started watering it down

You're right. It isn't cheap. It's still run by the Bronner family. They're big supporters of legalizing cannabis and psychedelics.

[smirkymonkey]

48. The last few times I tried buying it at natural food stores it was really watery.

It used to be much thicker and had some body to it, but the last few times I bought it, it was only slightly more viscous than water and just didn't seem to lather up the same way.

[smb]

64. Reminds Me Of The Question

[MontanaMama]

17. I would love to walk by that thing

with a fuzzy polar fleece on and take half of that craziness off with my sleeve. Wonder if Mr. Pillow would have a come apart about that?

[MoonRiver]

19. Any missing women in areas pillow guy frequents?

[skypilot]

52. Their names...

...are probably somewhere on that board.

[MoonRiver]

71. I think so. Bring in the FBI, stat!

[patphil]

20. That's definitely not the work of a sane person.

It's actually quite scary.

[LiberalLovinLug]

22. yup

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[LakeArenal]

24. Luv.

[smb]

65. Indeed

[LudwigPastorius]

25. It's nice to see that the TimeCube guy is still keeping it real.

https://timecube.2enp.com

[Maggiemayhem]

54. Whoa!

[Politicub]

26. Arts and Crafts for Tweakers

[dchill]

27. That is some pukeworthy shit right there.

[Aviation Pro]

28. Sure it wasn't Nic Cage that did this?

[Iggo]

29. He's going for the insanity defense.

[Initech]

31. It kind of looks like the Eye Of Sauron!

[smb]

66. Or A Diagram Of A Rectum With Arrows Pointing At A Hemorrhoid nt

[monkeyman1]

32. IT'S the " I don't wanna pay tax's party "- sound familiar?

[bearssoapbox]

33. Looks like the Orange Anus has gone.....

"FULL SANTORUM"!!!

[DallasNE]

35. OMG, James O'Keefe Has A Prominent Spot On The Chart n/t

[calimary]

75. Well what does THAT tell you!

That white board says somebody’s anal compulsive.

[NQAS]

36. Two comments

Remember, one of the guys photographed in front of that madness was a three star general and head of the DIA. Given his madness now, I have said repeatedly that his time at DIA must be investigated. His special kind of madness doesn’t come out of nowhere.

Next comment, does anyone have the stomach to go through that gibberish to lust every name and identify every connection? Or do you think the NYT already has that under way?

[world wide wally]

38. Well.

That explains it all.

[ruet]

41. The Bible Verses,...

if that's what they are, are a nice touch.

[Ferrets are Cool]

42. Kinda reminds me of a big fat white man mooning me.

The asshole is right in the middle.

[Dread Pirate Roberts]

43. So Mustard, at last I have you.

I've proven with geometric logic that it was YOU, yes you, in the library with a candlestick. Oh, you wanted us to believe that it was Professor Plum or Miss Scarlet with the clever plant of the lead pipe in the conservatory, but no it was you all along, imagine thinking that you could fool someone with my keen senses. It was no use, you couldn't fool me, I've been in prison with meth heads and crack heads and know just how the criminal mind works. Just when you thought you had gotten away with everything, you never counted on someone of MY intellect getting on this case-a day you will rue for the rest of your life. Now if only someone, anyone would listen to me. Ahh, ha ha ha ha.....

[COL Mustard]

60. Curses. My Nefarious Plot Was Uncovered!

I’d have gotten away with it too, if it hadn’t been for you meddling kids!!!!

🤣🤣🤣

[TrollBuster9090]

49. Ugh. It's called HYPERGRAPHIA, and it's associated with several different mental illnesses

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypergraphia

[flying_wahini]

51. Agree that the author is warped, but to MAGAs it is PROOF. Never mind what it says.

Facts and lies all jumbled up enough to where it sounds plausible.
They embrace it just to say “I have seen the facts with my own eyes.”

[Yavin4]

53. WAIT!! That board is real?!?!

I thought that was a photoshop. Oh my god.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

56. The Republican Party in one image. Truly deranged.

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[KY_EnviroGuy]

57. Me and a shop rag could fix that in two minutes.

Just a bunch of made-up bullshit to keep our nation divided, confused and distracted from real issues. I believe much of this is planned and orchestrated behind a high-level right-wing curtain by groups of very evil players in think tanks and advocacy groups that pass this crap down to the faithful messengers like Lindell and Faux News.

Same tactics used during all Republican administrations and Congressional majorities and in their vast media operations. Remember that W's people said "we create our own reality".

Regardless, their objective has always been to diminish the influence and benefit of our government to nearly zero and thereafter hand it all over to corporations and the ultra-wealthy. However, they know they must keep the public distracted with bullshit while they, like a slow-growing cancer, eat way at our democracy.


KY rant done........

[ZZenith]

62. Rant on...

I completely agree with you.

[lookyhereyou]

76. also agree

long time top down disseminating of information/mind control

demanding vote, adherence to party line etc.

[Aussie105]

58. What a waste of a perfectly good whiteboard!

Still, it makes good evidence in the padded cell and straight jacket solution it proposes.

[Blue Owl]

59. Um.....

[eppur_se_muova]

61. Honestly, does this tell us anything about the MyPillock guy we didn't already know ? nt

[North Shore Chicago]

63. Spencer

would even be perplexed by this. But before the last commercial, he would sort it out.

[Loki Liesmith]

67. Pepe Silvia

[chia]

68. I saw whiteboards like this in a house for sale, along with photo/digital equipment, etc.

I was with a real estate agent so I didn't get a chance to linger long enough to read any of it beyond the general impression that it was about current events/politics. They were very much like the whiteboard in the OP. Disturbing.

[chia]

69. duplicate

[ecstatic]

70. Seems more like the work of a maximum security psych ward resident.

[BobTheSubgenius]

72. Ages ago, a friend of mine was somehow singled out for some supercreepy harrassment by a total loon.

On his way home from work, the loon followed him for ages, inches off his rear bumper, and as my friend neared home, he realized he couldn't go there, for obvious reasons. As he sat at a curb, wondering what to do, the loon had apparently lost interest, because he pulled out from the curb, button-hooked so he was perpendicular to the street and broadsided a parked car as hard as possible.

As he was driving a decommissioned police car, it had plenty of power, and pushed the formerly very nice car onto the curb, across the boulevard and semi-crushed it against a stone retaining wall.

An elderly lady had seen the mayhem and started yelling at the guy. Faster than my friend could react, the guy jumped out of the car and beat the living daylights out of the poor old lady. Apparently, someone had called 911, because the cops arrived right about then. (no cell phones in those days). When the guy was cuffed and on his way to wherever they took him the police checked out his car. Here is the point of this bizarre little story.

Inside the trunk, in tiny letters made with a Sharpie or equivalent, the loon had written as much of the New Testament as could be fit on the painted surfaces, which was quite a lot. This anecdote popped into my head IMMEDIATELY upon seeing that word salad.

[LiberalLovinLug]

73. Its actually quite sick the way they take advantage of someone with mental illness.

Lindell has other problems of narcissism and ignorance, but its pretty clear he also is maybe the only one of Trump's sycophants that truly believes the windmill he is fighting is a real injustice.

[MrModerate]

74. That so outdoes Glenn Beck that I think he'd better just retire, if he hasn't already. n/t