Lab-Created "Mutant Troops" Reason Russian Advance Slowing, Russia Says
Published 2 years ago in Creepy
As the bitter conflict in Ukraine grows slower, muckier and increasingly harrow and Russia's previous expectations of a swift and decisive victory grow dimmer in the rearview, Russian officials are starting to offer new explanations for the surprising resistance of the Ukrainian counter-effort.
Like the "fact" that Ukraine has deployed a grotesque cadre of "experimental mutant troops", developed inside Ukrainian-run, US-funded bio-labs. These Bane-like super-soldiers are, according to high-ranking Duma representatives Konstantin Kosachev and Irina Yarovaya, "the most cruel monsters" -- bloodthirsty abominations of, presumably, superhuman power and lethality.
PICTURED: Irina Yarowa looking at someone the way your grandmother looks at your grandfather when he cracks that joke again.
Irina Yarowa has been a political figure in Russian government for well over a decade. She and her counterpart, Konstantin Kosachev, serve as co-chairs on a commission created last March to investigate American biological laboratories on Ukrainian soil.
After a recent meeting, the two claimed that "blood analysis" of captured Ukrainian POW's showed evidence of "secret experiments" -- in particular, the reported presence of numerous diseases that they say are unusual for the region. Yarovaya cited Hepatitis A, West Nile Virus and "drugs" as some of the "blood evidence."
PICTURED: Konstantin Kosachev looking like your disappointed stepfather.
Kosachev claimed these diseases were evidence of experimentation conducted on Ukrainian troops, though he did not say through what biological pathway these diseases could've produced the "cruel monsters" serving as Ukraine's elite force of mutant troops.
Speaking to Kommersant, a Russian daily newspaper, geneticist Kirill Volkov asserted that the diseases mentioned are typical to the region, adding that other subtropical diseases were currently spreading through Ukraine and parts of Russia at the moment.
Hero Pizza Delivery Man Saves 5 Children From Burning Home
Nicholas Bostic was making a delivery when he came upon a house in flames.
Published 2 years ago in Wow
A man working for a pizza restaurant in Indiana selflessly ran into a burning house to save the five children who were trapped inside. Nicholas Bostic was making a delivery when he came upon a house in flames. He says his natural reaction was to stop and to make sure everyone inside was okay and that they were able to get out safely.
He entered through the back door, calling out for the residents to see if anyone was inside. He heard voices of children coming from up the stairs and quickly ran up to check. They met him in the hall and all escaped through the back door.
Bostic then asked if there was anyone else and the children said their 6-year-old sister was still upstairs. He reentered through the back door and up the stairs, however, the smoke was too thick for him to breathe or see. He wrapped the shirt around his face and called out for the girl.
"I used her voice to guide me," Bostic said.
STUNNING: LPD body cam video shared with @WLFI shows local hero Nick Bostic carrying a 6-year-old child from a burning Lafayette home. pic.twitter.com/iinKcwKlux
— Joe Paul (@joesampaul) July 14, 2022
With the girl in his arms and smoke and fire blocking the way out of the backdoor, the heroic pizza man made the quick decision to jump out of the second-story window. Saving her life.
The Lafayette Police Department said the girl was, "miraculously mostly uninjured." Bostic suffered from a laceration on his arm from the broken glass of the window he jumped from and heavy smoke inhalation. His first words to the first responders were, "Please, tell me that baby is okay."
Bostic was airlifted to a hospital in Indianapolis, right after one of the medics told him, "You did good, dude."
Nick Bostic, the Lafayette man who saved a child in a house fire early Monday morning, will be honored by the mayor and police during Aug. 2 National Night Out at the @Lafayette_BSB Aviators game. $4 from each ticket will go to a GoFundMe for his bills, @LafayetteINPD says 1/ pic.twitter.com/iTGPktNEg1
— Dave Bangert (@davebangert) July 14, 2022
The Lafayette Police Department said in a statement about Bostic, "Nicholas Bostic's heroic actions saved lives. His selflessness during this incident is inspiring, and he has impressed many with his courage, tenacity, and steadfast calmness in the face of such perilous danger. The Lafayette Police Department and the Honorable Mayor Tony Roswarski are eternally grateful for Nicholas' intervention and would like to publicly recognize him for his actions."
Hopefully, Bostic's story inspires others to rise above and do better when they're faced with a serious decision.
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