Government Cloud-Seeding Gone Wrong? The Shocking Truth Behind the Texas Flood 'Disaster'

The REAL Reason the Texas Hill Country Flood Was 'Worse Than Expected' (Spoiler: It's the Government's Fault)

Folks, they’re lying to you again. The so-called 'experts' want you to believe this catastrophic flood was just 'bad luck' or 'unpredictable weather.' Wake up, sheeple! This was a deliberate act of hydrological warfare by the deep state to punish Texas for refusing to bow to their tofu-and-solar-panel agenda.

First, let’s talk about the 'rainfall.' Oh sure, the National Weather Service claims it was just a 'mesoscale convective complex'—whatever that means. But have you seen the chemtrail activity over the Hill Country lately? I have. And let me tell you, those white streaks in the sky weren’t just condensation. They were government cloud-seeding experiments gone rogue. They wanted to test their weather control tech, and guess what? They overdid it. Classic bureaucratic incompetence.

And don’t even get me started on the 'geographical factors.' The Hill Country’s rocky soil? That’s because the elites have been pumping limestone-enhancing chemicals into our groundwater for years to make sure rain can’t soak in. Why? To justify their 'green infrastructure' boondoggles. Mark my words—next they’ll be pushing for a 'flood tax' to fund more bike lanes and rain barrels.

But here’s the smoking gun: the Guadalupe River 'suddenly' rising 22 feet in three hours. That’s not natural, folks. That’s dam sabotage. I’ve got a source (who shall remain anonymous for their safety) who swears they saw men in black SUVs near the riverbanks the night before, fiddling with 'hydrological adjustment devices.' Coincidence? I think not.

And where was Governor Abbott during all this? Probably too busy shaking hands with globalist water barons to notice his own state was being weaponized by precipitation. Meanwhile, the mainstream media is too busy blaming 'climate change' to ask the real questions: Who benefits from this disaster? Big Umbrella? Big Sandbag? Follow the money!

So next time you hear some 'meteorologist' prattling on about 'atmospheric moisture,' remember: the truth is out there. And it’s a lot wetter—and more sinister—than they want you to think.