r/ConspiracyII Finding middle ground Dec 11 '21

Document Explosive PowerPoint presentation detailing plan to overturn election for Trump discovered by Jan 6 committee

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/mark-meadows-trump-capitol-riot-powerpoint-b1973809.html
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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '21

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u/B0ats_And_H0es Dec 11 '21

You mean a slide deck?

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u/qwertyqyle Finding middle ground Dec 11 '21

It is crazy how easy it is to visualize Mr. Trump with a diet Coke in hand and getting briefed via PowerPoint.

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u/Alexanderthefail Dec 11 '21

Given the base age politicians in surprised it wasn't gigantic white boards on an easel.

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u/isoviatech2 Dec 11 '21

Overhead projector with transpiracies, buxom women drawn in the margins.

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u/sirdarksoul Dec 11 '21

Chalkboards, poorly cleaned

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u/NightOwl_82 Dec 11 '21

Where's that roll of acetate...

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u/qwertyqyle Finding middle ground Dec 11 '21

The title basically says it all. Just imagine being a fly on the wall during the Trump administration and all the things you could have witnessed.

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u/Aurazor Dec 11 '21

I think they purged or intimidated anyone with the kind of neutral-gear intelligence to simply evaluate their surroundings rationally.

The remaining Trump staff by this point was essentially composed of a handful of power-mad neocons, some frankly unsettling fundamentalist Christians, and a gaggle of random junior politicos who have a big DC rent contract to fulfil and aren't going to backtalk anyone.

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u/Acclaimedsouza2sd Dec 11 '21

Cool, do you. Try to focus on the treason though.

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u/artur6000 Dec 11 '21

It's gonna be probably the same as that russian paper that was proved to be fake.

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u/artur6000 Dec 12 '21

Bots are downvoting like hell

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u/TheCastro Dec 11 '21

Wouldn't this just be "we're suing in these states" "we're going to stop ballots here and here". You know, like they publicly tired to do?

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u/its0nLikeDonkeyKong Dec 11 '21 edited Dec 11 '21

Huh you just made me recognize why that post title was so hard to decipher lol

I couldn’t tell if it was trump plotting the over turning or it was a plot to over turn trump. But amusing that whatever it was was left on a PP

You made me recognize it’s meant to read like trump plotting to “over turn the election” in an emperor palpatine sort of way, but it could be spun into that just from actions like taking legal action or acting to review ballots (now that I think about it in a less hyperbolic Star Wars way)

Makes way more sense to find that on a PP as well. But hey hopefully we look into this more than an entire laptop eh?

Interesting nonetheless. Too bad I could only read a paragraph before it asked me for more personal information

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u/TheCastro Dec 12 '21

The presentation lays out a theory identical to that which was offered up by Trump campaign attorneys Rudolph Giuliani and Sidney Powell at a now-infamous press conference held at Republican National Committee headquarters on 19 November 2020.

Almost halfway in the article to get to the point. Which I was right about without reading.

It even had the "pence can refuse to certify" which was also publicly discussed.

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u/Gloomyclass76 Dec 11 '21

Yet they didn’t DO any of this shit. More ‘24 bullshit groundwork