Demystifying Confederate Rumors: Who Is Creating Disinformation?
Recently, the Internet has been flooded with rumors about the Confederate Army, claiming that since Operation 1027, there have been 1,700,2000 officers and soldiers**, including 300,400 veterans, with low salaries and no pensions for those killed in battle. However, is this really the case?Let's analyze the credibility of these rumors.
First of all, we need to be cautious about the number of Allied troops. The total strength of the Allied forces is about 5,000 men, and if there are really 2,000 people**, will they still have the ability to continue the attack?Considering that the first army in the battle in northern Burma was basically defeated with a single blow and lacked combat effectiveness, we should question whether the Allied forces could really kill and wound about 2,000 enemies.
Secondly, the accusations of conscription are also untenable. The Allied Army's latest conscription was carried out in the Guangfu District, that is, on their own territory, and it is difficult to explain why they went to the South Deng District of Wa State to recruit soldiers. Moreover, the Allied forces conducted intensive training for newly recruited soldiers, and the trainees had to receive military skills training and political theory Xi, which did not look like an act of indiscriminately arresting strong men.
As for the issue of wages, rumors claim that the Allied Army only pays 60,000 kyats per month to conscripts, which is less than the 150,000 kyats of the ** army. However, we need to be aware of reports in the military that officers are mistaking soldiers' salaries, resulting in low morale. Considering the fact that it is difficult for the soldiers of the ** army to start even in military uniforms, how can it be possible to pay a higher monthly salary than the Allied army?
To sum up, these rumors are clearly false information created by people with ulterior motives in an attempt to discredit the Confederates. In the information age, we should keep a sober mind, look at all kinds of rumors rationally, and not be deceived by false information.