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Government-Issued Hail: The Chilling Truth Behind Texas' 'Natural' Disaster

Alex Jaxon exposes the 'hailstorm' as a deep state weather manipulation plot to distract Texans from the real threat: tofu.

Alex Jaxon

By Alex Jaxon

Published March 11, 2026 at 4:14pm


Folks, they want you to think it's just hail. 'Baseball-sized hail,' they say. 'A supercell storm.' Oh, how convenient! But I've been digging, and what I found will blow your mind—if you're brave enough to hear it. This 'hailstorm' that swept through Central Texas wasn't natural. No, no, no. It's another deep state weather manipulation scheme, designed to distract us from the real issues, like why Austin's city council is pushing for more vegan food trucks near the Capitol.

Let's break it down. The National Weather Service issues warnings, and everyone scrambles for shelter. But did you know the NWS is funded by the same globalist elites who want to replace our beloved barbecue with tofu? Coincidence? I think not. They're using these 'hailstones'—allegedly 3 to 4 inches in diameter—as a cover for something sinister. I've seen the photos online, and those things look suspiciously like frozen government surveillance devices. Baseball-sized? More like baseball-sized tracking chips!

And Garner State Park cancels spring break activities? Of course they do! They don't want anyone stumbling upon the truth while hiking Old Baldy. The park staff's Facebook post claims 'no one was hurt,' but that's just what they want you to believe. How do we know this wasn't a test run for a larger-scale weather weapon? Remember, folks, these storms tracked from Del Rio to Comfort—right through areas where patriots like us live. It's a warning shot from the deep state: 'Stay in line, or face the hail.'

Texans on social media are sharing aftermath photos, but have you noticed how all the videos are a bit too clear? Almost like they're staged. And that nursery in Leakey getting damaged? Classic diversion. While we're all distracted by smashed plants, they're probably installing more 5G towers to control our minds. I'm telling you, this is bigger than just a bad weather day. It's a plot to soften us up for the coming tofu-pocalypse.

So next time you hear about 'baseball-sized hail,' ask yourself: Who benefits? Not us hardworking Texans, that's for sure. Stay vigilant, stock up on ammo and brisket, and keep questioning everything. The truth is out there, buried under a pile of government-issued ice.