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Why the J6 Pipe Bomber wasn’t acting alone: Steve Baker explains his theory Steve describes the bomber’s path in detail: the aborted drop under a bush at the Congressional Black Caucus Institute, the placement of one device behind a bench at the DNC, the bomber’s encounter with a marked... show more

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Richie🎥McG🍿1 month ago

Full interview here:

🇺🇸1 month ago

@SteveBakerUSA There were other people talking into their gloves on J6

Richie🎥McG🍿1 month ago

@SteveBakerUSA It’s ridiculous to think there weren’t Feds in that crowd. I personally know tons of feds who attended much smaller BLM marches in plain clothes

pcsoforever1 month ago

@SteveBakerUSA So you have an autistic young man whose entire life is regimented, going rogue. He follows a path, plants two bombs, escapes through a secret gate, and goes home acting totally innocent. He stays silent about his terroristic acts, and goes back to living his regimented life. NOPE

Richie🎥McG🍿1 month ago

@SteveBakerUSA

Rush Rand1 month ago

@SteveBakerUSA Great interview Richie👊 I believed the truth would come out soon after Trump’s reelection🇺🇸, but here we are Sept 2026, and so many still remain in the dark🫣

Richie🎥McG🍿1 month ago

@SteveBakerUSA Thank you! We’re just getting started 🫡

Mike1 month ago

@SteveBakerUSA Who dictated the terms of the committee and the interviews of backpack guy and man bun guy? I suppose that answers why the FBI didn’t pursue the coup since backpack guy is now the liaison from the CP?

Richie🎥McG🍿1 month ago

@SteveBakerUSA Presumably came from the Speaker’s office

mark fredickson1 month ago

@SteveBakerUSA This is so disgusting. Many on both sides are in on it, so nothing will be done. Too many evil people in power.

Richie🎥McG🍿1 month ago

@SteveBakerUSA

ShillingburgR11 month ago

@SteveBakerUSA CIA and FBI involvement and cover up. That’s my theory. And I think it’s right on.

Richie🎥McG🍿1 month ago

@SteveBakerUSA

Thomas Prince1 month ago

@SteveBakerUSA Of course the bomber didn't act alone. Plus, this bomb was their back-up plan

Richie🎥McG🍿1 month ago

@SteveBakerUSA

Patriotess1 month ago

@SteveBakerUSA So now the secret service was in the know and complicit.

SuddenlySimple11 month ago

@SteveBakerUSA Nonchalantly Steve says - "the benches are gone". Wow. Crime scenes are dismantled quickly.

Non-Partisan Independent1 month ago

@SteveBakerUSA This is a MUST WATCH if you’re a nonpartisan truth seeker!

Richie🎥McG🍿1 month ago

@SteveBakerUSA My life in a nutshell (I’m the middle of three boys)

Carrie Price Cox1 month ago

@SteveBakerUSA The Kentucky Theater summer classic series showed “All the President’s Men” in part as a salute to Robert Redford. My takeaway @SteveBakerUSA needs a “deep throat”. Somebody knows who has a conscience.

🇺🇸 𝗧 𝗢 𝗠 𝗠 𝗬 ✦ 𝗧 𝗔 𝗧 𝗨 𝗠 ✦ 𝗡 𝗘 𝗪 𝗦1 month ago

@SteveBakerUSA Cops came Him and swapped out Devices.

Texas large1 month ago

@gatewaypundit @SteveBakerUSA Great work Steve

davidthankful1 month ago

@SteveBakerUSA All our government ever does is cover up the truth.

Diodes without borders1 month ago

@SteveBakerUSA More bullshit from a desperate grifting confag......Steve Baker is comp[lete bullshit!!!! Just a ZERO nobdy looking for clicks!!!! TOTAL BULLSHIT ARTIST!!!!

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