Well, howdy there, internet people, let's bow again.

So today we are going to talk about information and sourcing and processing information and where some information comes from,

and this is in particular regard to Ukraine but you can apply it to a lot of

other things. We're going to do this because I had two questions come in one was of

course incredibly snark, and one seemed pretty

genuine. Basically, people were looking over information and they were trying to figure out

where it came from to determine whether or not they should put any stock in it.

The first one was basically, hey, you know, really great job there putting out all the pro-Western pro-NATO propaganda,

but Wagner has way more at that camp than what you said.

Who's your source? Bigfoot.

Yeah, my source is Bigfoot.

Okay, so what I said in that video was that they had, they didn't have a lot of armor there.

They didn't have a lot of military equipment there.

You could count it on your fingers.

That's what I said. I'm going to do you one better now.

Between July 19th and time of filming, there were 11 convoys that entered that camp.

Now, those 11 convoys they deposited outside of the camp at time of filming, the most recent information at time of filming says there are 60 trucks would like the canvas backs. of

says there are 60 trucks with like the canvas backs.

530, these are all plus or minus 10.

530 personal vehicles outside to include those weird mini buses that they love, vans, pickup trucks, stuff

like that.

There were 35 real buses, like big ones, about 100 trucks, again big trucks, on the back of, I don't want to say most, a lot was

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