An unknown group called "Kraken Intel" may have contributed to the PowerPoint presentation used by Donald Trump's advisers to plan the overthrow of the 2020 election, and it has already appeared.

This PowerPoint, which was handed over to Congress by Trump’s former chief of staff, Mark Meadows, is dated the day before the Capitol rebellion, and describes how the former president’s allies could deny his election failure. Kind of way.

However, the editable version seen by The Independent contains the Kraken Intel logo in the lower right corner of a page, hidden behind a white box that the user can delete.

The document was published on the right-wing Spanish-language news site in January 2021, attributed to pro-Trump entrepreneur and former treasure hunter Jovan Hutton Pulitzer, and is in conjunction with other publicly disseminated versions PowerPoint is almost the same.

It was first discovered by Trapezoid, a newsletter that focuses on cybersecurity and false information. In theory, the "Kaikai Intel" may refer to the pro-Trump businessman Patrick Burr. An unofficial intelligence operation organized by Patrick Byrne to investigate allegations of election fraud.

Editable PowerPoint looks real, because other versions show the tip of the Kraken logo protruding from behind the white frame, as if it had been edited in a hurry.

New: I found an editable PowerPoint version of the PDF file. The .pps file contains additional metadata and is shown on slide 29 with a white frame blocking the "Kraken Intel" logo. You can see the top of the logo in the PDF. pic.twitter.com/IrS7PCByLn

— Discovery of Trapezoid (@get_innocuous) December 10, 2021

The term "kraken" was a buzzword by Trump supporters and members of the QAnon movement before the attack on the Capitol in January, inspired by Trump's campaign lawyer Sidney Powell's promise to "release kraken."

In her narration, the "Kaikai" is a series of lawsuits and documents designed to prove that the election results are fraudulent, but her claims are mainly conspiracy theories lacking or no evidence to support, and have been repeatedly criticized in court. turn down.

According to reports, this slide entitled "Election Fraud, Foreign Interference, and the Choice of January 6th" was intended to persuade Congress to overturn the results of the election and was described by the Democratic Party as a "coup plan."

It claimed that in the absence of insufficient evidence, the Chinese government "systematically controlled" the US electoral system through a damaged electronic voting machine and "fixed" Joe Biden's votes.

PowerPoint then suggested that Mr. Trump declare a national security emergency, declare all electronic voting results invalid, place the State National Guard under federal control, and use them and the Department of Homeland Security to seize all paper ballots and recount them. .

This showed that the then Vice President Mike Pence could deny Mr. Biden’s winning battlefield state election results, or replace state voters with Republicans who supported Mr. Trump—this is exactly what the congressional mob wanted him to do.

The Kraken Intel logo, with a stylized image of a 10-armed octopus or squid, appeared on page 29 of a version of the document, showing the so-called “real” edge of Mr. Trump’s victory once the “fraudulent” ballot was deleted .

The discovered trapezoid wrote that Kraken Intel may be referring to the hotel room command center described in Mr. Byrne’s book The Deep Rig, which he described as a “central agency” that handled and analyzed elections for Mr. Trump’s legal team Allegations of fraud.

They speculated that Mr. Pulitzer published a non-editable PDF version of the PowerPoint file on the alternative social media site MeWe on January 13th. He might accidentally upload the editable PowerPoint file first, causing the file to be archived in Spanish. On the news website, even after he deleted his original post.

A Trump spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

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