Now they can start on the Jan. 5 bomber investigation.

[Kingofalldems]

I believe this plan was hatched at a higher level than the Oathkeepers and the key to breaking this wide open.

[Beachnutt]

1. Who planted thepipe bombs ?

that is domestic terrorism, do they already know who it was?

[Kingofalldems]

3. I don't know.

The media needs to start putting on the pressure.

[sprinkleeninow]

2. And who disabled the panic buttons?

[TwilightZone]

4. I'm sure they started on it shortly after it happened.

People can multitask, after all.

[Goonch]

5. Not so much of a reward:

[bucolic_frolic]

6. It reeks of classic diversion, confusion, lookee-over-there, martial law. and conspiracy

I think they've known for some time.

Can't tell me you can walk around one of the most politically important zip codes in the world in the middle of the night with explosives and no one knows about it, no one saw anything. Not possible.

[Kingofalldems]

7. Yep, cameras everywhere.

[newdayneeded]

8. Hope she goes

to prison for it!

[Snarkoleptic]

9. I'm unsure about the credibility of this news outlet, but found this thought provoking.

https://www.ibtimes.sg/marjorie-taylor-greene-pipe-bomber-u-s-reps-prior-knowledge-explosive-devices-planted-dc-59202

Although the pipe bombs were planted on Jan. 5, they were not discovered until 1 p.m. on Jan 6. This has led social media users to question why Greene accused Pelosi of ignoring intelligence about the bombs on Jan. 5. and whether the Republican lawmaker had any knowledge of the explosive devices being planted before anybody else.

"MTG, the pipe bombs weren't discovered until Jan 6th, why did you just accuse Speaker Pelosi of ignoring them on the 5th? Do you perhaps know more about them," Noel Casler, an NYC-based stand-up comedian captioned a screenshot of Greene's tweet.

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While it is possible that it was nothing more than a typographical error,Greene's knowledge of the pipe bombs led to wild speculation that the congresswoman planted the explosives around D.C. on the eve of the U.S. Capitol attack.What further fueled the conspiracy theory is earlier speculation that the suspect may have been a female. After the FBI released video footage of the suspect in March, many believed it was a woman judging by the individuals' gait and mannerisms.