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Holy shit. #watchthewater is trending now and the reason why is mind bendingly fucking stupid.
Batshit right-wing nutter Stew Peters and a chiropractor got together to make a "documentary" called "Watch the water" named after a nebulous Q drop that stated only "watch the water" that had zero context and has been contorted to mean, well, anything and everything.
The documentary proposes that COVID-19 is not a virus at all but rather snake venom put into the water supply by a "probably satanic cabal."
And of course the entire GQP base is running with this shit now.
news.knowyourmeme.com
www.hitc.com
The first link is a critical look at the conspiracy and features the insane social media mentions. Knowyourmeme is a trusted site.
The second link is to HITC Sports, an Irish Website that primarily writes about sports, but features a story about this the video and has a link to the batshit video at Rumble. Look, if you're going to post a claim about something, you should at least link to the evidence of it.
This is the evidence of batshittery.
Batshit right-wing nutter Stew Peters and a chiropractor got together to make a "documentary" called "Watch the water" named after a nebulous Q drop that stated only "watch the water" that had zero context and has been contorted to mean, well, anything and everything.
The documentary proposes that COVID-19 is not a virus at all but rather snake venom put into the water supply by a "probably satanic cabal."
And of course the entire GQP base is running with this shit now.

According To Latest QAnon Conspiracy Theory 'Watch The Water,' 'Snake Venom Is In Your Drinking Water And COVID Isn't Real'
A conspiracy theory documentary called _Watch the Water_ trended across social media platforms like Twitter and Telegram today, leading to many memes and comments.


Where to watch the 2022 Watch the Water documentary
If you're wondering where to watch new documentary Watch the Water, let’s get the streaming situation for the 2022 movie explained.

The first link is a critical look at the conspiracy and features the insane social media mentions. Knowyourmeme is a trusted site.
The second link is to HITC Sports, an Irish Website that primarily writes about sports, but features a story about this the video and has a link to the batshit video at Rumble. Look, if you're going to post a claim about something, you should at least link to the evidence of it.
This is the evidence of batshittery.
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