Topic: Lakota

A Saturday morning gardening show on Austin's KLBJ radio station featured a host discussing the 2011 Texas drought and unusual grid patterns in the sky. The narrative connects these observations to aerosol spraying and mentions a Lakota Indian rain dance witnessed in South Dakota that allegedly produced immediate weather changes.

The 1973 occupation of Wounded Knee is characterized as a resistance against New World Order interests targeting uranium deposits in the Black Hills. Tribal council member Dickey Wilson is accused of accepting funds to open mining operations that resulted in Lakota people dying from environmental poisoning. The segment argues that the term "globalist" is a rebranding used by the Clinton administration to mask the same top-down corporate control.

Shelly Williams discusses the 1994 birth of a white buffalo calf, which is viewed as the fulfillment of a 600-year-old Lakota prophecy regarding the return of European invaders and subsequent environmental destruction. The prophecy is linked to modern events like California fires and increased hurricane activity. Williams claims these disasters are actually being orchestrated by the New World Order using high-cost satellites to manipulate the weather.