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so by now i have seen multiple odd signs, signs that needed translation from two languages to English, both of them odd on the day for sure, one rather odd forever, with other signs i have not even bothered to mention, i begin picking up the public rubbish, and a little dog comes running up to the perimeter barking its ass of at me, that dog and in the photo he is looking toward another dog now barking that i and this dog cannot see, I'm thinking, holy shit, this is Heaven lmao i made it and you cant come in!!
Then he walked in lol, and i said to it you are not allowed in here and it walked off lmao i not joking

Two stories are going around about the Siberian plague case. Both are wrong.
Story one: "This is COVID 2.0." It isn't. This isn't a new disease. Plague is a bacterium we've understood for over a century, and antibiotics treat it when they're given early. The likely route of infection is a lab accident, not a market or a mystery virus. Every known contact is being monitored, and none has shown symptoms.
Story two: "Nothing to see here." Also wrong. A researcher died at a facility built to handle exactly this pathogen. Officially, the cause is still "pneumonia of unknown origin," even though regional officials are openly saying plague. Nearly 200 people are under observation. When a government's own statements don't line up, skepticism is a reasonable response.
The real story is less dramatic but more important. How safe are the labs that study the world's most dangerous pathogens, and how far can we trust what we're told when something goes wrong?