It was objectively terrible. Even just a presentation of the material was awful. There were parts that were good, and I missed some stuff, I can’t just sit all around all day watching this, but I saw quite a bit. Way too much whining and screaming and stomping and shouting and crying and pleading, too thin on information, and even when we got information we didn’t get the data to back it up. You have to show your work when you’re doing a math test. It’s very telling that in other pro Trump forums they are actively banning anyone who is criticizing the symposium. People who have posted for three, four, even five years, are getting banned as suspected plants and sock puppet accounts, being called FBI agents, shills, you name it. I’m disappointed, not in this particular community, we seem to allow dissenting view points here as long as they are reasonable, and I admire that. But in similar communities, they just can’t take criticism, they can’t take opposing viewpoints, they can’t even take constructive criticism from people who have been on their side since the beginning. It’s sad and it’s disturbing. It’s perfectly reasonable for someone who gives a damn about this republic to be completely disappointed in what happened today. It was a huge letdown for many many Trump supporters and many people who believe that election fraud took place on a wide scale. The information that I saw in the several hours that I was able to pay attention could’ve easily been boiled down to 20 minutes. The presentation was objectively awful. Mike came across as a lunatic and mentally unstable, you should’ve let the experts have more time and he should’ve let them talk and he should’ve let me go in depth. Making people wait is beyond ludicrous and it never works. Dragging it out never works. Teasing it never works. It has seriously never once worked. If you have something drop it. Immediately.