Well, howdy there internet people, Lidsboo again. So today we're going to talk a little

bit about supplies in Russia, in the United States and a less than comforting reality about, well both countries really.

There's been a lot of coverage lately talking about the troops that Russia has conscripted, the newly mobilized troops, and the trouble

they are having getting proper equipment like like armor,

and really basic stuff, medical supplies, stuff like that.

They're basically being told, hey, here's a uniform

and a rifle that may or may not work, go have fun. And that says a lot about the state of the

Russian war effort. And there's a lot of commentary that could be made about the improper

readiness that Russia's super-masculine military had and how they're not really in a

position to fight a sustained war or one that is wider in scope. But it also brought something else up for me. There was

something the whole time as I'm watching this coverage that was just in the back of

my mind just gnawing at me. This bag.

Y'all remember this video. For those that missed it, inside this bag is everything that a troop heading into combat would need to treat injury.

I took the bag apart, opened it up, and showed how to use, gave a very, very speedy demonstration of how some of the stuff works inside

on the channel for teachers in the United States.

I have videos on this channel about how to improvise armor to stop rounds for teachers in the

United States. American teachers are better equipped, better prepared, and better trained to deal with gunfire

then troops heading into Russia that were recently conscripted.

That is an indictment of both countries.

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