Regarding the California fires, Marjorie Taylor Greene offers another outlandish weather control conspiracy theory
“Yes, they can control the weather,” she tweeted. “It’s ridiculous that someone would lie and say it can’t be done.”
She’s been here for a while long when: 2018, amid a series of previous California wildfires and before she was a member of Congress, Greene shared a lengthy theory on his Facebook blame what can most succinctly be described as “Jewish space lasers.” (Her theory leaves a lot to be explained, but it’s an early case study of Greene doing “her own research.” She feels there are “too many coincidences to ignore.” through” and recounts to the Rothschild family, unsourced anecdotes that “all these people” saw “what looked like a laser or beam of blue light causing a fire”, insider trading and not outside space according to her guess whether the whole thing has end with a shrug emoji?
This time, even die-hard Republicans are begging the congresswoman to shut up. Texan BodhidharmaThe chairman of the Tarrant County Republican Party, the largest purple county in the United States, boasts in his bio on X (formerly Twitter) of his goal “to make Tarrant County friendly to Democrats ”. On the same team as Greene, ideologically. But French responded to Greene’s article with an exasperated-sounding tweet of his own, reading in part: “It doesn’t work like that. They can’t make rain out of air.”
And who are “they,” the mysterious entity Greene repeatedly claims to control the weather? We have a few educated guesses about what she means, based on the content of her conspiracy theories.
Vanity fair has not received an answer from Greene after repeated requests to clarify her theory and who exactly “they” are.
