That "PLA troops massing in Western Canada" thing is fake news. It's some military-themed adventure camp.

Nobody with a shred of military insight would buy that these are soldiers. Reason being, soldiers know how to march. It's one of the first things you learn in any army. As well, soldiers wear hats on their heads.

To the trained eye, these are quite obviously civilians cosplaying as "soldiers".

That "PLA troops massing in Western Canada" thing is fake news. It's some military-themed adventure camp.

Nobody with a shred of military insight would buy that these are soldiers. Reason being, soldiers know how to march. It's one of the first things you learn in any army. As well, soldiers wear hats on their heads.

To the trained eyes, these are quite obviously civilians cosplaying as "soldiers".

That "PLA troops massing in Western Canada" thing is fake news. It's some military-themed adventure camp.

Nobody with a shred of military insight would buy that these are soldiers. Reason being, soldiers know how to march. It's one of the first things you learn in any army. As well, soldiers wear hats on their heads.

To the trained eye, these are quite obviously civilians cosplaying as "soldiers".

That "PLA troops massing in Western Canada" thing is fake news. It's some military-themed adventure camp.

Nobody with a shred of military insight would buy that these are soldiers. Reason being, soldiers know how to march. It's one of the first things you learn in any army. As well, soldiers wear hats on their heads.

To the trained eyes, these are quite obviously civilians cosplaying as "soldiers".

That "PLA troops massing in Western Canada" thing is fake news. It's some military-themed adventure camp.

Nobody with a shred of military insight would buy these are soldiers. Reason being, soldiers know how to march. It's one of the first things you learn in any army. As well, soldiers wear hats on their heads.

To the trained eyes, these are quite obviously civilians cosplaying as "soldiers".

That "PLA troops massing in Western Canada" thing is fake news. It's some military-themed adventure camp.

Nobody with a shred of military insight would buy these are soldiers. Reason being, soldiers know how to march. It's one of the first things you learn in any army. As well, soldiers wear hats on their heads.

To the trained eyes, these are quite obviously civilians cosplaying as "soldiers".