It’s crazy how many people believe government is manipulating weather for economic warfare and psy ops nowadays.
Obviously, all sorts of propaganda and psyops are under way all over the world but creating hurricanes… woah!
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I mean, what they gonna do with all that equipment for chemtrails they haven’t been using? 
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Why else would hurricanes hit Florida
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Crazy how many people I see buying into this stuff.
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I’m never surprised by what people will believe. It is wild to see someone in congress spreading something like this though.
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I’ve seen it full on creep into social media by people that should know better. Thanks MTG.
Sigh.
I thought the congress person would at least go back and try to cleanup the statement “you know they can control the weather” , but I’ve not seen it. Just embarrassing; plus the lies about FEMA too.
Are you really that shocked that a demographic of people who refuse to believe that climate change is causing stronger and more frequent natural disasters look to conspiracy theories to justify their lack of accountability
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Spot on!
This one seems to have snuck through both sides of the aisle in my friends… I have weird friends, though.
I don’t think the gov causes these bc the gov funds fema and the loss of property and life.
The better question is can we develop something to break them up or weaken them?
Didn’t they do weather seeding in Dubai and it rained a lot or no?
Idk… did they?
Based on Sci Fi movies, I’ll say the government shouldn’t mess with the weather
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I’m just surprised Elon Musk isn’t being blamed for it.
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She doubled down on it yesterday.
Just adding this here.
Thanks @CgrBkr for sharing
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Well, this is happening…
“I’ve seen the reactions of climate dismissives for many, many years, and it’s become particularly vitriolic in the last year or two, especially on X,” says Morales, referring to the former Twitter. He’s Puerto Rican, and said that in Latin countries he’s heard the conspiracy theory that Americans control the weather, but now the belief has exploded.
In the wake of these two storms, Florida will likely have more insurers exit the market, leaving government as the primary insurer. Is insurance coverage an incentive for people to live near large bodies of water? How many would build if they couldn’t be covered? Florida is about to get way more expensive.
The problem is you can’t get a mortgage without insurance. The banks won’t lend you the money.
Same goes in Texas. What I’m getting at is that hardly anyone could afford true market rates for insurance, especially for flooding. We need to understand that we are being partially subsidized by the government to live in places where we have a relatively high risk of needing to file claims.
I’m not against it necessarily. We just need to all be aware we can’t rely on markets.
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