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A woman sat a medical exam and beat every man in the room.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧 So the men who ran it changed the rules. That same year, to make sure no woman could ever do it again. But she'd already won. Her name was Elizabeth Garrett. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 It was 1865, and every medical school in Britain was shut to women. Oxford refused her. Cambridge, Edinburgh, Glasgow, St Andrews, the Royal College of Surgeons. Refused, all of them. At one London hospital she got in as a nurse and sat in on the lectures, and did so well the male students signed a petition to throw her out. So she read the rules until she found the one crack. The Apothecaries had to license any apprentice who passed their exam, and the charter never said the apprentice had to be a man. She studied in private, sat it, and passed with the highest marks in the room. They had to license her. Then they slammed the door, rewriting the rules so no woman could ever do it again. But she was already through. She took a degree in Paris because Britain still would not grant her one, built a hospital staffed entirely by women and a school to train the ones behind her, and ended her life as the first woman ever to be mayor of an English town. We are the home of British heroes. Not built by ads, not by the government, built by us. Will you help Britain regain its Pride? Be part of us. ☝️🇬🇧 Be Proud Of Us. 🙏🇬🇧

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Dad Starting Over

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☝️"When the United States created the atomic bomb and the Soviet Union entered the race, actively developing its own nuclear program, it relied on both Russian and foreign scientists, primarily Germans. Soviet intelligence also received a lot of information from the US; suffice it to recall the Rosenberg couple, who were executed in the electric chair. However, they didn't obtain this information; they were merely transferring it. So who did obtain it? The scientists themselves, those who were developing the atomic bomb. Why did they do it? Because they understood the dangers. They had let the genie out of the bottle and knew it couldn't be put back in. I believe this international team of scientists, who were more intelligent than the politicians, provided this information to the Soviet Union of their own volition to restore the nuclear balance in the world. And what are we doing now? We are trying to destroy that balance. And that is a grave mistake." - President Putin.

☝️"When the United States created the atomic bomb and the Soviet Union entered the race, actively developing its own nuclear program, it relied on both Russian and foreign scientists, primarily Germans. Soviet intelligence also received a lot of information from the US; suffice it to recall the Rosenberg couple, who were executed in the electric chair. However, they didn't obtain this information; they were merely transferring it. So who did obtain it? The scientists themselves, those who were developing the atomic bomb. Why did they do it? Because they understood the dangers. They had let the genie out of the bottle and knew it couldn't be put back in. I believe this international team of scientists, who were more intelligent than the politicians, provided this information to the Soviet Union of their own volition to restore the nuclear balance in the world. And what are we doing now? We are trying to destroy that balance. And that is a grave mistake." - President Putin.

🇷🇺Russia is not Enemy

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#WATCH | In an interview with ANI, Delhi Minister Kapil Mishra says, "If we talk about the protest, the slogans being chanted were not about pollution... This protest, and the slogans of that protest, are a problem of mental pollution. It is not a problem of air pollution or water pollution, and its treatment is already underway where the Naxalites are. Those who still have terrorism and Naxalism left in their minds, that too will be completely cured." Watch the full interview at -

#WATCH | In an interview with ANI, Delhi Minister Kapil Mishra says, "If we talk about the protest, the slogans being chanted were not about pollution... This protest, and the slogans of that protest, are a problem of mental pollution. It is not a problem of air pollution or water pollution, and its treatment is already underway where the Naxalites are. Those who still have terrorism and Naxalism left in their minds, that too will be completely cured." Watch the full interview at -

ANI

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