Let me explain something to you:
You are like an Xer. The Xers were--and, to some extent, still are--shareholders who foolishly invested in CMKX (CMKM Diamonds). CMKX was, of course, a scam, as many people pointed out very early on. But the Xers refused to believe the copious proof that was supplied. Even when the SEC suspended trading in the company and two related entities, and then filed suit against CMKX and 12 individuals and entities, they refused to believe they'd been wrong. A DOJ prosecution did nothing to change their minds.
Nooooo!! It was all the fault of SHORTY!!! He'd set out to destroy CMKX!! And so they contributed money to a lawyer who ran an elaborate cert pull. Think of the cert pull as Trumpty's "voter fraud" allegations and pointless recounts. In both cases, it was the respective marks who funded these efforts, not the grifters who'd been scamming them for years. At least the lawyers who represented CMKX and the individual defendants weren't as crazy and incompetent as Trumpty's zany "legal team". But they failed utterly, as have Rudy and his nutty cohorts.
The analogy is valid and precise. Eventually, most of CMKX's 40,000 shareholders gave up their belief in Shorty and moved on. The rest, unfortunately, bought into new and more bizarre conspiracy theories involving international actors--yes, naturally Soros was one of them--vast amounts of money. Krazy Al Hodges, an Xer and an attorney, subscribed to these theories himself; think of him as the Xer Sidney Powell. He ended up suing the SEC Commissioners for an absurd $3.87 trillion. And naturally he hit up the remaining Xers to fund his quest. He sent faxes to the Queen of England, and hung out with a descendant of Billy the Kid who claimed to work for MI5 or something. Needless to say, his legal efforts failed.
So there ya go. Just giving you a glance into your future, should you continue to flirt with QAnon idiocy.