I went to an all girls camp for seven years in Tennesse (I am from Texas. Lived here all my life.) there is nothing nefarious going on that I can se. people are reading way too much into this. We had a lot of activities similar to what this girl’s camp had. We were divided into two teams, Amazon and Valkyries. We did competition every weekend against the other team in different sports. You can think of it like a children’s sorority.. It was one of the most wonderful experiences I have had in my life and I will remember it forever. We had horseback riding, swim every day in the lake, archery, canoeing, aerobics, arts and crafts, singing, riflery, etc.

What happened at this camp was weather related, possibly weather modified related. stop overthinking things and pray for these families. This tragedy is awful. I live just 30 minutes away from where all of this occurred. It is absolutely devastating. Everyone around here knows someone who was impacted whether it was from a tragic casualty or property damage. I have colleagues in Houston who know the children at this camp (like we do). All of TX is mourning.

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And by the way, those little girls closest to the river didn’t have a chance. Flash flooding is named that for a reason. This was severe flash flooding and it rose too fast and people just didn’t have a chance. No alarm could have saved them. How many alarms do you think you have to put up? Where are they gonna be placed? When do they even go off? It’s like an earthquake happening. They’re so little that we can do sometimes however, don’t get me wrong. I think about the weather modification issue. And if those mofos had anything to do with this, they should be hung

It’s absolutely heartbreaking what has happened to our beautiful hill country. But the emergency response was outstanding! Hundreds of lives saved due to the response. It really is truly amazing and people here know it.