Saw this post earlier:

>>11679249 (PB)

6 Factors Which Point to a Rigged Election

''The mainstream media are quick to call the claim “baseless”, but there’s plenty of evidence for anyone willing to see it.''

'Precedent – It has happened before.

'Motive – Deep State/Military dislike of Trump’s policies is widely known.

'Foreknowledge – Establishment voices predicted this exact situation.

'Opportunity – The voting system is highly susceptible to fraud.

'''__Voting Irregularities – Known software “glitches” & irregularities in the reporting of the results.

'Cover-up – Dishonesty in the reporting of the situation.

https://off-guardian.org/2020/11/16/6-factors-which-point-to-a-rigged-election/

Trying to think of ways to work the idea of discrediting the "baseless" and "unfounded" terms that keep being bandies about by MSM.

Graphic illustrates idea, but it's crap. If any anon so motivated to run with it, might get the idea across.

>>11682314

Precisely!!! Especially NPR. Meant to include Debunked on that, ty for mentioning. Baseless and Debunked seem to be their favorite two lately.

Am just trying to think of meme / formats that can be used to undermine their usage of these words. To make baseless, well, ''baseless''!!

>>11682488

Sort of how when we hear the world "news", the word "fake" almost comes to mind now!

Maybe just add ""LIARS"" after Baseless and Debunked and use to describe (((them))) each time.

The ''BASELESS-LIARS'' at NPR…

The ''DEBUNKED-LIARS'' at CNN…

>>11682502 KEK

Election Fraud forChristmas

>>11682582

Right at the OWL, Owl's Eye.

Also, wasn't there rumor of some sniper nest built into the shell of the Capital Building?