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3:49Now PlayingMarjorie Taylor Greene is back at it with her weather manipulation conspiracies, this time suggesting that the government should simply create rain by “cloud seeding” and then the problem of the California fires would be solved. It isn’t just that she’s crazy, its that she is so arrogant in her insanity to say something so crazy and yet so matter-of-factly. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins discusses this.
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You absolute morons out there trying to figure out how to stop the California wildfires when the answer has been right in front of us the whole time. And thankfully, we have somebody as smart and totally not crazy as Marjorie Taylor Greene to tell us all what to do to instantly end those fires in California and save countless lives and countless properties. It's simple. She says, just turn on the government's weather manipulating machine and make it rain. Yes, that is what she has suggested. A sitting member of Congress has proposed simply turning onto the government's weather, manipulating machines to put out the wildfires. This, of course, is the same person who suggested just a few years ago that Jewish space lasers were responsible for the wildfires in California. So this is pretty much on par with what we could expect from green. But here is what she put on social media this week. Why don't they use geoengineering like cloud seeding to bring down rain on the wildfires in California? They know how to do it. Yes, they control the weather. It's ridiculous for anyone to lie and say it can't be done.
An individual that was voted into Congress by actual people with human brains says, just go and manipulate the weather and make it rain. Why didn't you morons think of that earlier? Right? I mean, somebody at the weather manipulation station in Washington dc which is where I'm assuming it is, maybe I'm wrong, maybe I'm wrong, maybe I don't know exactly where it is. Just flip the rain switch and boom, all the fires go out. Rain puts out fires you morons. Now, there's obviously a very big problem with Marjorie Taylor Green's little theory here. First and foremost, no, they cannot just control the weather. She says they can. No, they cannot. Cloud seeding is in fact a thing. But as people on social media correctly pointed out, you can't seed a cloud if there's no clouds. Cloud seeding only works by dropping, uh, uh, particulates into the air that the water molecules then bind to creating a heavy enough droplet to fall to earth. Now, that of course, is basically dumbing it down to its most basic principles, but that's how it works in California, in the areas where the fires are happening there, there's no moisture in the air. So if there's no moisture in the air, you can dump all the chemicals you want in there. There's
Not not gonna be any water to bind to it, and therefore no rain like the famous blind melon song, right? But that's what a sitting member of Congress thinks we should do. She thinks it's that simple, and of course, she thinks we're all morons for not thinking of it earlier. Just make it rain, right? Marge? This is leadership of the Republican Party. Folks, when they're not out there demonizing Democrats for fires, they're suggesting we simply turn on the weather manipulation machines and make it rain.
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