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Henry203

(642 posts) Thu Jul 10, 2025, 04:19 PM Thursday

The entire right wing blogosphere is nuts.

Zeldin is now asking if the clouds were seeded in Texas. This crowd is delusional and have lost touch with raelity. Fox has destroyed facts and truth.

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The entire right wing blogosphere is nuts. (Original Post) Henry203 Thursday OP

Just read an article about a militia group in OK TxGuitar Thursday #1

I believe that such disasters are officially classified as "Acts of God" usonian Thursday #2

he doesn't need to ask, cloud seeding operations are regularly conducted in the region cadoman Thursday #3

TxGuitar

(4,315 posts)

1. Just read an article about a militia group in OK

Reply to Henry203 (Original post)

Thu Jul 10, 2025, 04:22 PM

Thursday

Targeting weather radars; they already sabotaged one tv station's radar.

ETA https://www.cnn.com/2025/05/05/weather/weather-weapons-nws-radar-attack

usonian

(18,993 posts)

2. I believe that such disasters are officially classified as "Acts of God"

Reply to Henry203 (Original post)

Thu Jul 10, 2025, 04:48 PM

Thursday

Like, who gets your insurance claim? (Or lawsuit)

• Your insurer?
• God?
• Some mythical cloud-seeding (Biden Administration) government ogre?
• Hugo Drax?

cadoman

(1,465 posts)

3. he doesn't need to ask, cloud seeding operations are regularly conducted in the region

Reply to Henry203 (Original post)

Thu Jul 10, 2025, 05:11 PM

Thursday

There's nothing nefarious or illegal about it. There's been a law supporting it since 1967.

https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/weather/summary.htm#west

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