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The bombs allegedly contained explosive material, but they had old-fashioned one-hour mechanical timers. They were not equipped for remote detonation. If they were planted on the evening of January 5th, which the FBI claimed and which a surveillance video seemingly shows, why did they not go off that evening?

Moreover, there was no battery or other power source visible, so HOW could they be detonated?

In addition, the RNC bomb was discovered at 12:40 pm by a woman who worked for a firm with close ties to the FBI. The timer was "stuck" at precisely that time - 12:40 pm - which suggested to DC police that "zero hour" was 1 pm, the exact time when the Senate was supposed to convene. But if zero hour was 1 pm, why had the DNC bomb not detonated by the time it was found at 1:15 pm? And how could the Secret Service team that accompanied kamala Harris to the DNC that morning not have noticed it when they swept the area before her arrival? The bomb was in plain view at the edge of a planting area right next to a bench.

Finally, the "diversion" theory makes no sense. If bombs are found in politically sensitive areas at that precise time, security at the nearby Capitol would presumably be beefed up, not siphoned off to the bomb sites, which could easily be handled by independent units.

The Revolver story looks at these and other issues. They are doing the work that the J6 Committee would be doing if it weren't a fraud.

Well, we’ve been told they contained explosives, but they were rigged with timers that could not have detonated the device unless someone went and manually turned the dial to the “12 O’Clock” position, blowing themself up in the process. So I wouldn’t exactly call them “functional”.