Yeah I tend to consider infographics less valuable of a source of information than journalists even. I was just arguing with someone a few weeks ago who tried to send me some infographic about masks. I told them I could have made one myself and just because it was pretty didn't mean it was true.
I did read another source a week or so ago about the planes left behind. Cessna 208s aren't exactly fighter jets, or even close, so if I had to leave planes behind it would be those. Some of the numbers like the SUVs, yeah that's gotta be bullshit. If there were 42 thousand SUVs left behind that would be a huge field of them on a satellite photo.
42 thousand SUVs and trucks purchased locally for civilian use. Why would they ship civilian vehicles across the Atlantic when you could just buy them from Macmoods Used Car lot, now Macmoods Military Menagerie?
You known its like listing let's say all (according to one estimate) of the purchases of Poland 1918-1936, and then going LOOK AT GERMANY'S NEW ARSENAL in 1939. It's just some random numbers, not accurate at all.
This chart is random bullshit, don't think about it.
Yeah I tend to consider infographics less valuable of a source of information than journalists even. I was just arguing with someone a few weeks ago who tried to send me some infographic about masks. I told them I could have made one myself and just because it was pretty didn't mean it was true.
I did read another source a week or so ago about the planes left behind. Cessna 208s aren't exactly fighter jets, or even close, so if I had to leave planes behind it would be those. Some of the numbers like the SUVs, yeah that's gotta be bullshit. If there were 42 thousand SUVs left behind that would be a huge field of them on a satellite photo.
42 thousand SUVs and trucks purchased locally for civilian use. Why would they ship civilian vehicles across the Atlantic when you could just buy them from Macmoods Used Car lot, now Macmoods Military Menagerie?
You known its like listing let's say all (according to one estimate) of the purchases of Poland 1918-1936, and then going LOOK AT GERMANY'S NEW ARSENAL in 1939. It's just some random numbers, not accurate at all.