Maui devastation had to be the Jewish Space Lasers again, right?

Elon has created an actual economy of raw bullshit. https://t.co/4GCiUrcDcd

— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) August 14, 2023

The Maui fires are a good example of how conspiracy culture cannot and should not be reasoned with. There will be no come-to-Jesus moment on climate change or severe weather. There will just be more people claiming Oprah or Biden used a direct energy weapon. That's our future.

— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) August 14, 2023

False posts about the wildfires in Maui, Hawaii, including claims they were orchestrated using an energy weapon or a laser beam, or by a group of celebrities, have racked up millions of views.

We've fact-checked some of the most viral false claims.https://t.co/Qj5TC1yy99

— Shayan Sardarizadeh (@Shayan86) August 14, 2023

https://t.co/1WlDqtOPNs pic.twitter.com/PGs83ESh04

— Nima Shirazi (@WideAsleepNima) August 15, 2023

New: Mark Finchem in an interview with a QAnon show thanked the show’s audience for donations to his election denial organization & pushed the baseless conspiracy theory that the Sinaloa drug cartel bribed state officials to rig elections https://t.co/JDuDqKYnQq pic.twitter.com/4fR7ky8i3Y

— Alex Kaplan (@AlKapDC) August 14, 2023

🧵🧵 A new company is secretly recruiting Gen Z influencers to defend Ken Paxton and promote a QAnon-adjacent movie. Meet Influenceable, a "network of digital activists" with ties to a far-right Texas billionaires and Trump's 2020 campaign chair:https://t.co/nUuUmBPAbU

— Robert Downen (@RobertDownen_) August 14, 2023