People Against Storm Warnings?

 Storm Warnings Conspiracy?

Few days back, Matt Drudge joined Rush Limbaugh’s conspiracy theory!

He believes that the government is lying about various hurricanes. Details about the intensity of hurricanes are not accurate. These lies are told to convince people about climatic changes and other environmental issues. A series of posts were made by Drudge on Twitter, these posts revolved around the following concept: “There are no means of verifying claims about the intensity of hurricanes”. Few months back, the National Hurricane Center announced that “Hurricane Matthew” will have a disastrous impact on the Atlantic Coast. Drudge argues that these statements are based on fudging facts. Conversely, they are exaggerated views about the climate.

Hurricane Matthew

On Thursday, Matthew was identified as a Category 4 storm. It had a speed of 130 miles per hour and it destroyed many local environments. According to Drudge’s opinion, Florida is likely to see a weaker storm. The impact of Hurricane Matthew in Florida wouldn’t be that severe or uncontrollable. As quoted by Drudge, “the hurricane will lose speed with time”. It settled at 104 miles per hour in Florida.

Hidden Details

However, Drudge failed to quote few details in his tweets. He didn’t give an account of the total number of causalities caused by the storm. Indeed, more than 300 people were killed by the storm in Haiti. This was at a time when President Obama announced a state of emergency.

Nearly 3 million people were asked to move away from Southeast US.

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