[Mr. Mojo]

More lying in an attempt divert attention away from both their incompetence and malfeasance.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

[bigbob]

The “prominent figures” pushing BS all have FEMA badges

[Starboard]

They [falsehoods] survive all calls to reason.

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Pretty rich of the NYT to say this as they are not exactly champions of objective reason.

[DeplorablePaul]

One word: Russia Russia Russia

[kiryandil]

Bizarre Hurricane Gaslight From New York Times Fabulists Tiffany Hsu and Stuart A. Thompson Is Just Bizarre

"No Need To Read - It's The New York Gaslight Times!"

[RetiredTexasVet]

Exactly how are those claims and conspiracy theories hindering the relief efforts? They are slowing down the helicopters from the NG and Ft Bragg from reaching Western NC? They are keeping funds from being disbursed for emergency help by FEMA? They are hindering the restoration of electric, internet, telecommunications, water, fuel, etc. by FEMA?

[E. Pluribus Unum]

[jerod]

Good thing that there wasn’t any ‘Bizarre Falsehoods’ about Katrina back in the day... That was an all out sh*tshow in comparison to the response for this double hurricane debacle... Which is being ‘oh so well’ handled by Biden.

The NY Slimes will be always Slimes.

[EasySt]

Intelligence agencies still hard at work trying to ensure that there are more lies available to be believed, than Truths.

(They thrive on universal uncertainty.)

The worst always comes from the enemy, to enable them to crow about what you “fell for”.

Except when what they are covering up, turns out to be even worse than what we “conspiracy theorists” thought possible.

[metmom]

But the risks are often more immediate. Online climate-related conspiracy theories can quickly cause damage offline, disrupting emergency communications and recovery efforts. Officials have said this week that the disinformation about Hurricanes Helene and Milton was making relief workers a target, and the American Red Cross warned that the outlandish claims could prevent survivors from seeking help.

What a crock.

[Agatsu77]

So, When did the Times start telling the truth?

[E. Pluribus Unum]

[Dahoser]

Online climate-related conspiracy theories can quickly cause damage offline, disrupting emergency communications and recovery efforts.

Online theories, meaning words typed by people online and read by other people online in areas away from disasters because in the areas where there are disasters, there's no power to do any of that, those remote activities disrupt emergency communications and recovery efforts in the disaster areas. Now who's spreading falsehoods?

[Ninaq]

Yeah, the volunteers on the ground sure can’t be trusted to tell the truth.

[Blueflag]

I still go back to Moneyball, the movie.

“If he’s such a good hitter, why doesn’t he hit good?”

The same applies to FEMA in NC, ...

If they’re good at doing their job, why aren’t they doing a good job?

If they were doing a good job in NC, we’d see it. All we see are people complaining about criticism.

[Flaming Conservative]

There are nuts out there. So, lets censor conservatives, because they’re all nuts and or evil. That’s what the NYT and other liberals really want. They want to stop conservative voices from their first amendment rights.

[No name given]

As usual for the rat party.

[jeffersondem]

“They survive all calls to reason.”

Did you ever hear the one about the California Attorney General that urinated on Willie Brown’s bed?

I think that hate rumor got squashed and a substitute broadcast internationally in its place.

[grumpygresh]

They can get $750, say Harris
They’re all happy with the response, Biden.

All they can do is create straw men and impute the various conspiracy theories that have often concocted, to their opponents.

[mykroar]

I’ll believe the people on the ground.