Kaylah Walton
A new conspiracy theory tied to the CIA has emerged online surrounding the Hawk Tuah girl and her sudden rise to fame on the internet.
If you’ve been online recently, you’re likely familiar with the Hawk Tuah girl. At the very least, you’ve probably come across the name and wondered about its significance.
In reality, her name is Hailey Welch, and since a video of her discussing her preferences in bed went viral, she has capitalized on her newfound fame by selling merchandise featuring the popular phrase. She’s even caught the attention of Hollywood talent agencies.
While most of the internet has enjoyed the memes and humor stemming from the video, some now speculate that she may be involved in a government-led psychological operation.
An Outlandish Theory from the Far Right
Matt Wallace, a creator known for far-right content, shared an elaborate and implausible theory on Twitter, suggesting that the public has been misled by Welch.
Wallace claimed that Welch was a victim of a CIA-driven culture promoting promiscuity and substance abuse normalization.
He clarified that he does not believe she is directly associated with the CIA but rather a pawn used in their covert operation.
“Let’s not target her as she’s not at fault,” Wallace emphasized. “They are intentionally introducing degeneracy into our society to maintain control over a powerless and discontented population.”
It’s safe to say this theory has garnered little support, especially since the full unedited video that Wallace mentioned had already been publicly shared by the original creator without any secrecy.
