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🔴 BCCI RULE BLOCKS ASHWIN FROM BECOMING CHIEF SELECTOR🤯 Ravi Ashwin cannot become India's Chief Selector yet because BCCI rules require former players to be retired from all forms of cricket for at least five years. Since Ashwin retired recently, he is not eligible yet.

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Paul Ryan, the former Speaker of the House, once pushed hard to reform Social Security by raising the retirement age, claiming it was necessary for the program's future. Yet he walked away from Congress at just 48 years old, securing a hefty federal pension that most Americans could only dream of. This is the classic Washington playbook-elites demanding sacrifice from working families while protecting their own golden parachutes. Ryan's comfortable early retirement, funded by taxpayers, stands in stark contrast to the struggles of seniors relying on Social Security. It's time for real conservatives in Congress to demand accountabilitv and stop the insider deals that erode trust in our institutions Americans deserve leaders who live by the same rules they impose on everyone else. From Republican Army the statement above! 🇺🇸🇺🇸

Paul Ryan, the former Speaker of the House, once pushed hard to reform Social Security by raising the retirement age, claiming it was necessary for the program's future. Yet he walked away from Congress at just 48 years old, securing a hefty federal pension that most Americans could only dream of. This is the classic Washington playbook-elites demanding sacrifice from working families while protecting their own golden parachutes. Ryan's comfortable early retirement, funded by taxpayers, stands in stark contrast to the struggles of seniors relying on Social Security. It's time for real conservatives in Congress to demand accountabilitv and stop the insider deals that erode trust in our institutions Americans deserve leaders who live by the same rules they impose on everyone else. From Republican Army the statement above! 🇺🇸🇺🇸

LynneP

13,442 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

This happens almost every night in the Parker home. Mrs. Parker is 82 years old and lives with Alzheimer’s disease. Because of her illness, she has something called “sundowning.” At night, she often believes she has to leave the house to go to work, even though she retired many years ago. For the past eight months, her German Shepherd, Max, has learned this pattern. When Mrs. Parker gets out of bed and starts walking toward the front door, Max quickly goes to the door too. He stands in front of it and blocks the exit so she cannot go outside. If she keeps trying to move forward, Max gently takes her sleeve in his mouth and carefully guides her back inside the house. Before Max started doing this, Mrs. Parker wandered outside late at night in her pajamas several times. The police had to bring her home many times. After her family showed the security camera footage to her doctor, the doctor said Max was showing natural protective behavior. He was keeping her safe by instinct, not because he was trained to do it. Max is an incredibly loyal dog, and he truly deserves recognition. ❤

This happens almost every night in the Parker home. Mrs. Parker is 82 years old and lives with Alzheimer’s disease. Because of her illness, she has something called “sundowning.” At night, she often believes she has to leave the house to go to work, even though she retired many years ago. For the past eight months, her German Shepherd, Max, has learned this pattern. When Mrs. Parker gets out of bed and starts walking toward the front door, Max quickly goes to the door too. He stands in front of it and blocks the exit so she cannot go outside. If she keeps trying to move forward, Max gently takes her sleeve in his mouth and carefully guides her back inside the house. Before Max started doing this, Mrs. Parker wandered outside late at night in her pajamas several times. The police had to bring her home many times. After her family showed the security camera footage to her doctor, the doctor said Max was showing natural protective behavior. He was keeping her safe by instinct, not because he was trained to do it. Max is an incredibly loyal dog, and he truly deserves recognition. ❤

Dr James Chukwu

632,650 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

Imagine qualifying as a doctor in the UK, only to be told there is no NHS training job for you in your home country. That is the reality facing thousands of UK medical graduates. The taxpayer invests in medical education. Medical graduates complete a five to six year demanding medical degree, graduate with debts often exceeding £100,000, and commit themselves to serving patients in the NHS. Yet in 2025, more than 40,000 applicants applied for just 10,000 specialty training jobs. Some doctors end up unemployed because they cannot find jobs as fully qualified doctors. These training posts are not optional extras. They are the route to becoming the specialist Consultants and GPs our NHS depends on. Without them, doctors cannot progress in their careers and patients ultimately lose future specialists. Yet UK medical graduates are not being prioritised for these NHS training jobs. Prioritising UK medical graduates for speciality training jobs is coherent workforce planning. At the same time, there must be safeguards for international doctors with significant NHS experience who are already contributing to patient care. Right now, the system satisfies no one. It creates unemployment, fuels insecurity, and weakens the future medical workforce. That is not sustainable and it must change.

Imagine qualifying as a doctor in the UK, only to be told there is no NHS training job for you in your home country. That is the reality facing thousands of UK medical graduates. The taxpayer invests in medical education. Medical graduates complete a five to six year demanding medical degree, graduate with debts often exceeding £100,000, and commit themselves to serving patients in the NHS. Yet in 2025, more than 40,000 applicants applied for just 10,000 specialty training jobs. Some doctors end up unemployed because they cannot find jobs as fully qualified doctors. These training posts are not optional extras. They are the route to becoming the specialist Consultants and GPs our NHS depends on. Without them, doctors cannot progress in their careers and patients ultimately lose future specialists. Yet UK medical graduates are not being prioritised for these NHS training jobs. Prioritising UK medical graduates for speciality training jobs is coherent workforce planning. At the same time, there must be safeguards for international doctors with significant NHS experience who are already contributing to patient care. Right now, the system satisfies no one. It creates unemployment, fuels insecurity, and weakens the future medical workforce. That is not sustainable and it must change.

Dr Haseena Wazir

99,576 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

Jungkook’s live caused a storm, both of praise and of criticism. And as I watch all of this, I feel both pride and a deep sense of anger. I am proud that he is real. And I want to say this loudly because it matters. #Jungkook does not try to fit into someone else’s invented standard of the "perfect idol". He does not hide behind a mask of flawlessness, nor does he build a cold, sterile image where there is no room for weakness, emotion, or ordinary human life. He allows us to see him as he truly is tired, happy, relaxed, thoughtful. He is not afraid to be unpolished, imperfect, or inconvenient. Do you realize how much strength that takes, especially when you are an idol from whom only perfection and sparkle under the spotlight are expected? Yesterday he was alive. He laughed. He talked. He spent time with his brother and his friend. He was free, without tension, without constantly monitoring every word, without fear of being misunderstood. There was such honesty in that, something that cannot be faked. Jungkook is a grown man. He can allow himself to relax. He can be imperfect. And yet he remains the same person who has spent years proving his discipline, dedication to his work and responsibility to the stage and to his fans. Someone who works tirelessly every day, setting high goals and achieving them. He has never denied that he drinks or smokes. More than that, yesterday he openly spoke about the enormous effort he put into quitting smoking. That takes real strength. True strength. Not the kind shown for the camera or for appearances. The kind that comes from fighting with yourself, confronting your weaknesses and not hiding that process. Those who have gone through something similar know how hard it is. I know it because I smoke myself. And that is why I respect him even more. He is not obligated to be a saint. He is not obligated to be convenient. He is not obligated to live according to someone else’s expectations. He has the right to be human... to have joy, mistakes, habits, and growth. It is this honesty that makes him strong. It is this openness that sets him apart from so many. And I love and respect him even more for it ❤️ Everything else is just noise from those who cannot accept that their idol is not a statue but a living, real human being. To the antis and haters, I have nothing to say. He already told you everything yesterday. My incredible, strongest, most talented and brilliant idol said it himself... through his calm, confidence and honesty. Without tantrums, excuses and trying to please everyone. Regarding K-fans, especially those who are now "deeply offended and outraged" … don’t be hypocrites! In Korea, alcohol is almost a cultural institution and smoking is widespread everywhere. If you want idols not to drink or smoke, start with yourself. Start with the system. Start by banning smoking and alcohol at the national level. Only then will you have the right to voice your complaints. Until then, if you yourself drink, smoke and enjoy it, shut your mouth and don’t dare tell a grown adult how to live their life. Do you even understand how many real problems in the industry he exposes every time he goes live, speaks, or acts? How many prejudices, double standards and deeply ingrained biases surface just because this man allows himself to be himself? He is not intentionally exposing anything. He simply lives openly. And that openness reflects the system back at itself. For years, idols were idealized to the point of becoming porcelain dolls. They could not have tattoos, not sing certain songs, not say what they truly felt, not dress how they wanted, not openly drink or smoke, not go to public places without fear of judgment. No, no, no..... So many restrictions, rules and levers of control. WE LOVE YOU JUNGKOOK ❤️ ⬇️ Comments

Jungkook’s live caused a storm, both of praise and of criticism. And as I watch all of this, I feel both pride and a deep sense of anger. I am proud that he is real. And I want to say this loudly because it matters. #Jungkook does not try to fit into someone else’s invented standard of the "perfect idol". He does not hide behind a mask of flawlessness, nor does he build a cold, sterile image where there is no room for weakness, emotion, or ordinary human life. He allows us to see him as he truly is tired, happy, relaxed, thoughtful. He is not afraid to be unpolished, imperfect, or inconvenient. Do you realize how much strength that takes, especially when you are an idol from whom only perfection and sparkle under the spotlight are expected? Yesterday he was alive. He laughed. He talked. He spent time with his brother and his friend. He was free, without tension, without constantly monitoring every word, without fear of being misunderstood. There was such honesty in that, something that cannot be faked. Jungkook is a grown man. He can allow himself to relax. He can be imperfect. And yet he remains the same person who has spent years proving his discipline, dedication to his work and responsibility to the stage and to his fans. Someone who works tirelessly every day, setting high goals and achieving them. He has never denied that he drinks or smokes. More than that, yesterday he openly spoke about the enormous effort he put into quitting smoking. That takes real strength. True strength. Not the kind shown for the camera or for appearances. The kind that comes from fighting with yourself, confronting your weaknesses and not hiding that process. Those who have gone through something similar know how hard it is. I know it because I smoke myself. And that is why I respect him even more. He is not obligated to be a saint. He is not obligated to be convenient. He is not obligated to live according to someone else’s expectations. He has the right to be human... to have joy, mistakes, habits, and growth. It is this honesty that makes him strong. It is this openness that sets him apart from so many. And I love and respect him even more for it ❤️ Everything else is just noise from those who cannot accept that their idol is not a statue but a living, real human being. To the antis and haters, I have nothing to say. He already told you everything yesterday. My incredible, strongest, most talented and brilliant idol said it himself... through his calm, confidence and honesty. Without tantrums, excuses and trying to please everyone. Regarding K-fans, especially those who are now "deeply offended and outraged" … don’t be hypocrites! In Korea, alcohol is almost a cultural institution and smoking is widespread everywhere. If you want idols not to drink or smoke, start with yourself. Start with the system. Start by banning smoking and alcohol at the national level. Only then will you have the right to voice your complaints. Until then, if you yourself drink, smoke and enjoy it, shut your mouth and don’t dare tell a grown adult how to live their life. Do you even understand how many real problems in the industry he exposes every time he goes live, speaks, or acts? How many prejudices, double standards and deeply ingrained biases surface just because this man allows himself to be himself? He is not intentionally exposing anything. He simply lives openly. And that openness reflects the system back at itself. For years, idols were idealized to the point of becoming porcelain dolls. They could not have tattoos, not sing certain songs, not say what they truly felt, not dress how they wanted, not openly drink or smoke, not go to public places without fear of judgment. No, no, no..... So many restrictions, rules and levers of control. WE LOVE YOU JUNGKOOK ❤️ ⬇️ Comments

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