“The Internet can be a strange place,” says Ted Cruz.

The theories of strange conspiracy appeared on social media, as Texas retreated under a huge flood after Republican leader Margori Taylor Green announced that it would submit a new bill that addresses the weather amendment. This is based on conspiracy theories that the government or some secret organizations manipulate, leading to such sudden incidents. These organizations use aircraft to release chemicals or minerals in the atmosphere, as conspiracy theorists believe. This is not a new theory, but Green's publication after Texas flooded in which more than 80 people were killed by activating these theories as a Texas flood. On Monday, Senator Ted Cruz raised these theories and said that there is zero evidence to support allegations that anyone manipulates the weather. “The Internet can be a strange place,” Cruz said at a press conference this morning. “People can come out with all kinds of crazy theories.”Ted Cruz said that the authorities should evacuate the Mystic camp, the Christian girls camp on the banks of the Guadalobi River, was evacuated earlier. “We will evacuate those in the weak areas, like young children in the cabins, we will evacuate them soon while we reach them to a higher land if we can return,” Cruz said at a press conference in the CARE province, the most difficult area in Texas Hill, and the home of the famous camp for young girls. But Cruz said he did not want to connect the finger at this hour of tragedy. “You are giving up your little girl in the camp, and your little boy in the camp. You celebrate Independence Day. You know that your child will swim, boats, horse riding, shooting, and make friends for life.” “Then, suddenly, it turns into the tragedy.”“There is time to go into political battles. There is time for consensus. This is not that time,” Cruz said. “This is the time just for communicating with each other, supporting each other, communicating volunteering in the army of salvation, giving them money, and going volunteering in your church.”