QAnon conspiracy about the snow in Texas

[Nevilledog]

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Sara Aniano
@sara_aniano
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Feb 18, 2021
Somewhere at the cross section of QAnon/garden variety conspiracy theorists is this obsession with the snow in Texas - particularly the theory that it is not organic in origin, but man-made. The chief concern here is that the snow apparently "doesn't melt". I'M SO TIRED
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Mike Rothschild
@rothschildmd
Literally people who don't know how ice or fire work.
3:06 PM · Feb 18, 2021

[muntrv]

1. Maybe Q-Cumbers should get the Jewish Space Laser to melt the snow.

[Vivienne235729]

15. Hahahaha that's a good one!

[Behind the Aegis]

20. More than likely, many will think we are responsible for the non-melting snow.

So, I doubt they will expect us to use our lasers.

[Violet_Crumble]

22. But doesn't George Soros control the Jewish Space Laser?

Instead of melting the Texas snow, George and his gang, sorry, Cabal of Jewish bankers who control the world, would point the Jewish Space Laser at that famous geyser I can't remember the name of at Yellowstone and set off an apocalyptical chain reaction mega volcanic end of the world thing that makes Greenland look like a burst water main outside your house...

[SlogginThroughIt]

2. So...

This is what it is like to know that God has given up on this reality.

[Grokenstein]

3. Been a long time since I posted this meme.

But here we are. SNOW. SNOW IS THE NEW "JET FUEL DON'T MELT STEEL BEAMS."

[niyad]

4. I. . . . .got nothing.

[KY_EnviroGuy]

6. They posted a screen grab of a bunch of posts...

that appear to be from Twitter, claiming the snow in Texas will not melt when exposed to heat and some saying it stinks.

KY

[niyad]

11. I think I will pass. My head already hurts.

[Hortensis]

21. Hopefully TX Qers at least are...registering the dissonance. nt

[KY_EnviroGuy]

5. If they live near a chemical plant, the snow might well stink and catch fire.

..........

But snow and rain are pretty good atmospheric scrubbers.

Mostly kidding about the fire part but not the smell. There are places in the Arctic where snow will light off due to methane seepage.

KY

[Initech]

8. I think they've been inhaling too many chemicals.

[niyad]

12. To be fair. . .until I went to CO when I was young, I thought snow was gray/black. Of course, until

then, I had only seen snow in an industrial city. What did I know??

[Renew Deal]

7. The funny thing about these freaks is you don't know who is serious and who is a troll.

[ecstatic]

14. +1000. nt

[demtenjeep]

9. good gawd. We need to devise some sort of theory one that will make us money off these fools

seems like they will believe anything

[Montauk6]

10. Why did I click...

WHY DID I CLICK????!!!!

[betsuni]

13. This is familiar. I swear I've heard this conspiracy theory about snow years ago.

But when?

Edit: Googled it. 2014.

[leftofthestorm]

16. They sure as hell don't know how to...

make a margarita>>>>

[dilby]

17. Maybe they got lucky and it's just high quality coke tossed by a Mule.

Cause it’s definitely not meth, they all could ID that for sure.

[Politicub]

18. If I knew someone personally who was pushing this idea, I would

lean into it.

Perhaps it was caused by lasers from Soros-built satellites. Or, it’s a cover for the Hollywood-sex-ring Winter Extravaganza event.

[muriel_volestrangler]

19. It's the return of HAARP! And of course, chemt... no, I can't type it

Weather control, secret chemicals coming from above, all no doubt with nefarious purposes. Next thing you know, there'll be black UN helicopters sighted in Texas, and secret markings on the back of road signs. It's as if the turn of the millennium never ended!

[myccrider]

23. I've read several places that Q has absorbed *all* conspiracy theories.

Q is now the uber conspiracy! The grandmother of all conspiracies!! The KRAKEN of all conspiracies!!!!1!1!! "ALL SHALL LOVE THE Q AND DESPAIR!"

[Brother Buzz]

24. Ice-Nine, Baby!

In Kurt Vonnegut's sci-fi classic Cat's Cradle, Ice-Nine is a substance capable of raising water's melting point from 32 to 114.4 degrees Fahrenheit. Once in contact with water, it spreads instantly and indefinitely, leaving frozen oceans and chilling consequences in its wake.