Weather Manipulation Exposed: Cloud Seeding, Texas Floods & Operation Popeye
Liberty RoundTableJuly 21, 202500:02:06

Weather Manipulation Exposed: Cloud Seeding, Texas Floods & Operation Popeye

Is weather manipulation just a conspiracy theory, or is there more to the story? In this powerful Liberty RoundTable Live segment, Sam Bushman uncovers the truth behind cloud seeding, the Texas floods, and the history of government weather modification. Discover how Operation Popeye during the Vietnam War set the stage for today’s unregulated weather experiments, and why lawmakers like Marjorie Taylor Greene are demanding answers.

We break down the evidence, the science, and the controversy—exploring the Environmental Modification Convention (ENMOD), the risks of private and military weather control, and the urgent calls for federal oversight. Featuring insights from Liberty Council’s Matt Staver, this episode is a must-watch for anyone concerned about environmental security, government transparency, and the future of our planet.

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