Tucker Carlson unveils off-the-wall conspiracy theory about the origin of nuclear weapons
In a video that's getting attention on X, Carlson, a former ally of President Donald Trump, said that he doesn't believe that atomic weapons were created by humans.
"Let me just indulge my theory, which I can't control myself from talking about," Carlson said in a clip from his "Tucker Carlson Show" that was carried by Insider Paper.
He said, "I think nuclear weapons, which I don't think were created by people. Sorry. I don't care how many movies they make about it."
Carlson said he'd never seen the Oscar-winning film "Oppenheimer," which details how scientists created the atomic bomb during World War II.
He said: "Wouldn't watch that crap. Wouldn't let that into my head for one second anyway, because it's all lies. But anyway, sorry, now I'm getting really crazy."
Carlson went on to say: "What I'm saying is true. I think once man possessed the power or believed he possessed the power to destroy everything that's alive, I think that he rejected God."
He said: "And like, everything changed after that. People became convinced they were gods. And that's when the true craziness started. It's not the '60s, … or the, you know, Obama years or whatever you want era. It's like post-nuclear weapons. That's what I believe."
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In a video that's getting attention on X, Carlson, a former ally of President Donald Trump, said that he doesn't believe that atomic weapons were created by humans.
"Let me just indulge my theory, which I can't control myself from talking about," Carlson said in a clip from his "Tucker Carlson Show" that was carried by Insider Paper.
He said, "I think nuclear weapons, which I don't think were created by people. Sorry. I don't care how many movies they make about it."
Carlson said he'd never seen the Oscar-winning film "Oppenheimer," which details how scientists created the atomic bomb during World War II.
He said: "Wouldn't watch that crap. Wouldn't let that into my head for one second anyway, because it's all lies. But anyway, sorry, now I'm getting really crazy."
Carlson went on to say: "What I'm saying is true. I think once man possessed the power or believed he possessed the power to destroy everything that's alive, I think that he rejected God."
He said: "And like, everything changed after that. People became convinced they were gods. And that's when the true craziness started. It's not the '60s, … or the, you know, Obama years or whatever you want era. It's like post-nuclear weapons. That's what I believe."
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teachings of the Bible are so muddled and self-contradictory that it was possible for Christians to happily burn heretics alive for five long centuries. It was even possible for the most venerated patriarchs of the Church, like St. Augustine and St. Thomas Aquinas, to conclude that heretics should be tortured (Augustine) or killed outright (Aquinas). Martin Luther and John Calvin advocated the wholesale murder of heretics, apostates, Jews, and witches. - Sam Harris, "Letter To A Christian Nation"


