Following devastating flash floods in Texas, far-right conspiracists exploited the situation by alleging that the government manipulated the weather. Individuals associated with the QAnon conspiracy theory took to social media to promote these claims, with Pete Chambers, a former special forces commander, raising alarms about government involvement. This narrative was further fueled by endorsements from prominent figures like Mike Flynn and Georgia congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, who sought to capitalize politically on the disaster. The situation showcased how fast misinformation spreads in times of crisis, blurring the lines between fact and fiction.
Far-right conspiracists quickly took to social media after devastating flash floods in Texas, claiming the government was manipulating weather patterns to create disasters.
Posts on X connected flash floods to the QAnon movement, with figures like Pete Chambers suggesting government involvement in weather control and mentioning cloud seeding.
Mike Flynn, a key figure in QAnon, amplified claims of deliberate weather manipulation, asking if anyone could explain the phenomenon after the floods experienced in Texas.
Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene announced plans to introduce a bill in response to the devastating floods, promoting a narrative tied to conspiracy theories.
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