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 A pause to contemplate the rebellion's attack on Al-Aylafon.  Written by Dr. Hatem Babakir Awad Al-Karim  An objective understanding of the rebel forces’ attack on Al-Ailafoun does not mean the army’s failure to perform its duties and the inability of the security services to anticipate this action, but rather it necessarily means several issues. First: The rebellion is declining and it was defeated in the Battle of Khartoum, which is why it is trying to carry out operations aimed at creating media hype. The Al-Aylafoun operation is inseparable from the desperate movements in the north of the island, with logistical and media support that exceeds the scale of the operations.  Second: The events of Al-Aylafoun confirm that the tactical plans are based on diverting attention from the reality of the army’s total control in the capital. Therefore, the rebellion needs to raise the morale of its soldiers, blocking the story of support and supplies coming from Libya and Chad, especially

 The idea of dissolving the army is an accumulated stock in Sudanese partisan political thought.    Dr.. Hatem Babiker Awad Al- Karim Malell The dialogue on the framework agreement as a basis for the transition between the forces of the uprising (2018-2019) made the issue of building a unified, professional army the basis for the future Sudanese state. The task has economic and intellectual dimensions and the future of building the state. The fundamental problem is in the concept adopted by the political forces for this treatment imposed by the political framework. The Sudanese army has been laying the basis for bargaining and dialogue about the homeland since the outbreak of the national movement in southern Sudan in Torit August 1955 AD, and thus it is the main actor. In building the Sudanese state throughout the era of independence, the partisan political thought is inherently abiding by the relationship with the Sudanese army. In 1976 AD, the forces of the National Front entered Kh

 Crises of the post-rescue state and the problem of political thought to build the state. (1). The incident of the military deployment in Meroe Hatem Babiker Awad Al- Karim. # The uprising (2018-2019 AD) produced new strategic military-political weights in the Sudanese scene that cannot be bypassed without joint action to build the state. The internal affairs and the regional and international systems - the issue of the single national army is inseparable from the issue of building the Sudanese state that expresses all the Sudanese, and it is not a secondary issue that is solved by political tactics, as happened on the eve of independence by pledging to the parliamentary bloc of the south in federalism in exchange for voting in the Constituent Assembly for independence, and on this agreement was the declaration of independence from within Parliament on December 18, 1955 AD, and after that the parties retracted the agreement, and the function of the army was shifted to maintaining inter

 "Sorry...we have an army..." Far from the political chants.   Written by / Hatem Babiker Awad Al-Karim. # The Sudanese army has its history and doctrine and will not become the People’s Liberation Army, so it will remain the same army that was founded in 1925 AD after the withdrawal of the Egyptian battalions and the dismantling of the battalions that came after the foreign invasion that crushed the first Sudanese army in the Battle of Karari September 1898 AD based on the Second Rule Agreement in January 1899 M. # The Sudanese army has a long history in the manufacture, integration and formation of “al-defense” reserve armies since the second European war (1939-1945 AD), Anana, the Marahil and the Border Guard. It has internal security and emergency tasks according to the constitutional document (the bilateral rule agreement) on which the states in Sudan were established and inherited by the successive governments of Sudan. The Sudanese city was associated with the establis

 Saudi Arabia sticks to Arab Initiative in drive for ties with Israel aletho Mar 16 MEMO | March 16, 2023 Saudi Arabia's former intelligence chief has said that the Kingdom is sticking to the terms of the 2002 Arab Peace Initiative in its drive to normalise relations with Israel. "The terms are well-known," Prince Turki Al-Faisal told France 24. "The creation of a sovereign Palestinian state with recognised borders and Jerusalem is its capital, and the return of Palestine refugees." He pointed out that these were the conditions that Saudi Arabia added to the initiative before it was adopted by the Arab League 21 years ago. The Arab Peace Initiative has been rejected by every Israeli government since then. Moreover, several Arab states have bypassed it and forged ties with the occupation state. Replying to a question about the potential normalisation of ties with Israel without fulfilling these conditions, Al-Faisal confirmed: "What I have said was not my op

 Did US raise a false flag on Nord Stream blasts? aletho Mar 9 BY BRADLEY K. MARTIN | ASIA TIMES | MARCH 9, 2023 Investigative reporter Seymour Hersh said an odd thing on March 7 when TASS asked him to compare his version of the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipeline explosions (US Navy divers did it, he had reported February 8) with a newly released version from the New York Times and German media that points to non-governmental Ukrainians as culprits. “I don’t want to get into it,” Hersh replied to the Russian wire service. “You should decide for yourself. It’s up to you.” The TASS reporter persisted, asking if Hersh thought the New York Times account had come in response to Hersh’s own investigation. He gave the same reply, saying people should come to their own conclusions. That was pretty clever. Read both versions and you may conclude that they could fit together to point to a plausible account of how, as war raged over Ukraine, three pipelines supplying Germany’s gas supply from Russia we

 The war of initiatives and companies is sweeping Asia Professor / Salah El-Din Abdel-Rahman Al-Douma.   Arab Journal Academic Scientific Paper حرب المبادرات تجتاح اسيا  بروفسير  صلاح الدين عبد الرحمن الدومة. ورقة علمية اكاديمية منشورة في المجلة العربية.

 A study in the thought of the Abrahamic religions.   The image of the Torah in the Qur’an (1-10).  Hatem Babiker Mahel * The discussion of the Qur’an that criticizes the Torah, is it a case of estrangement and rejection of all that came in the law (Sharia) in the sense of the existence of an omitted (correct) biblical text that is not circulated among the Jews, and an (incorrect) biblical text among the Jews? Here is a hypothesis that believes that a major forgery of the biblical text took place on the part of the Jews. Is this opinion what the Qur’anic text puts forward, or the interpretations of Muslim scholars throughout history?     These studies adopt the opinion that the critical opinions mentioned in the Torah in the Qur’an are considered a critical trend in the Jewish scholarly circles.   First: Jewish thought critical of the Torah.   There are questions raised by the Qur’an about the Torah in many places in its verses. Are these questions about the validity and credibility of

 SKRIPAL SALISBURY CHEMICAL WEAPONS ATTACK 2018 aletho Feb 22 In This Together | January 27, 2019 Skripal Salisbury Chemical Weapons Attack 2018. An Investigation (2019 Update.) This video explores the nonsense that passes as the official narrative of 2018 Salisbury chemical weapons attack. T has been updated to include recent revelations about Colonel Alison McCourt. Using stock news footage of the Skripal poisoning and mainstream media reports about the supposed Salisbury attack, we consider, with tongue firmly in cheek, if what we are told about the UK chemical weapons attack is remotely plausible. On March 4th 2018 Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia Skripal were allegedly poisoned with the nerve agent Novichok by two suggested Russian GRU agents. Both Sergei and Yulia thankfully recovered, as did PC Nick Bailey who was also contaminated. However, the British government maintained that Novichok was the most deadly nerve agent ever created. 5 times more Deadly than VX and 8 times

 Just Two Li’l Snarky Snippets jilldennison Feb 20 A few things have caught my eye in the past week or so that make me wonder about the future, but in the interest of preserving your sanity, I’ll only share two of them today. In Wyoming, there is a bill making its way through the state legislature that would raise the legal age to marry to 18, or 16 with parental consent.  Now, you might think this is a no-brainer, but it is under attack by the Wyoming GOP who claim it interferes with parental and religious rights.  Say WHAT??? According to one legislator … “The more power we give government to interfere in people's lives and tell them what they can and can't do the less liberty we have. I'm here and I was elected because I stand for liberty.” Bullshit. Currently there are eight states in the nation without a minimum age requirement for marriage.  Unimaginable!  But I also found that Massachusetts has the lowest minimum marriage ages with parental consent of 12 for girls an

 Q - What is the spitual (blessings)   for every sinner who believes in Jesus as the redeemer?? ** In Him we have redemption through His blood, the forgiveness of sins, according to the riches of His grace Ephesians 1:7 NKJV.** ** Much more then, having now been justified by His blood, we shall be saved from wrath through Him. Romans 5:9 NKJV ** Much more then, having now been justified by His blood, we shall be saved from wrath through Him. Romans 5:9 NKJV** ** For as the body is one and has many members, but all the members of that one body, being many, are one body, so also is Christ. For by one Spirit we were all baptized into one body—whether Jews or Greeks, whether slaves or free—and have all been made to drink into one Spirit. For in fact the body is not one member but many. But now indeed there are many members, yet one body. And the eye cannot say to the hand, “I have no need of you”; nor again the head to the feet, “I have no need of you.” No, much rather, those members of th

 NEW STUDY SHOWS MASKS DON’T WORK AGAINST ILLNESS, BUT WHAT DOES? aletho Feb 11 The Highwire with Del Bigtree | February 9, 2023 A definitive study from the Cochrane Collaboration has solidified the uselessness of masking to prevent COVID-19 and other illnesses. However, more studies now show both vitamin D and exercise as cheap, empowering and extremely effective strategies against COVID

 Former Acting US Defense Secretary: ‘Cut Military Spending’ by Half, Stop Hyping China Threat aletho Feb 11 By Wyatt Reed - Sputnik - 10.02.2023 As the Biden administration prepares to request congressional approval of the largest military budget in US history, Trump’s final pick for Pentagon chief has urged a “40-50%” reduction in spending on the armed forces, saying the Defense Department is “too big and bloated and wasteful.” Former acting Secretary of Defense Chris Miller has raised eyebrows by calling out the “military-industrial complex” by name, as well as urging policymakers to “dramatically” cut the Pentagon’s budget and to stop demonizing China. “We have created an entire enterprise that focuses economically on creating crisis to justify outrageously high defense spending,” Miller lamented in an interview with CBS. With the military-industrial complex having become a “hydra-headed monster” and with “virtually no brakes on the American war machine,” Miller told CBS that “you

  UK Starts Building Third Dreadnought Class Ballistic Missile Submarine aletho Feb 9 Sputnik - 09.02.2023 Work has begun on building the United Kingdom’s third Dreadnought class ballistic missile submarine Warspite in the north of England, BAE Systems announced in a press release on Thursday. "BAE Systems has today marked the start of construction of the third Dreadnought class submarine Warspite at its shipyard in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria," the release said. Warspite is the third of four Dreadnought class ballistic missile submarines being designed and built by BAE Systems, the company stated. "Due to enter service from the early 2030s, the boats will carry the UK's nuclear deterrent and be the biggest, most powerful and technically advanced submarines ever delivered to the Royal Navy," BAE said in the press release. Construction of the first two submarines, Dreadnought and Valiant, is already well underway, the company added. UK Defense Procurement Minister

 What passed died" - the past will not be returned...! Written by / Hatem Babiker Awad Al-Karim # Nen dreams of a bloody change that does not love the country. # He who dreams of change isolating some of the countrymen does not support stability. # Whoever dreams of change does not establish a state of citizenship and justice has not learned the lesson yet... Whoever dreams of change replaces an oppressor with an oppressor, we tell him the lesson is over, ignorant. He absorbed the past political passion and the political ideology that moved some to neglect the objective reality and leap for their dreams, that is, to walk in the footsteps of the rescue, a step taken by the regime towards bringing about any breakthrough in the worsening national crisis in Sudan. I do not understand that a radical change will occur unless its elements are present, which I value in the following: - Objective conditions confirm the inability of the regime to continue, no matter what plastic surgery it

 What is the religion? An absolute human being admits that there are forces affecting the movement of the universe with static. Some people imagine that these powers are those absolute powers that he needs, have mercy on him, and give him health, wellness, and fruits in life, and this is called religion. And there are those who believe that the universe has a creator who contacted humans through the prophets, and called this news religion. And there are ideologies and philosophies, which are a pattern of belief about how the universe was formed and where it will end through a theory that explains the process of creation and endings. The theories affirming or denying this thought are called religion.   The term religion has definitions according to human plurality and diversity, but there is a narrative of the creation story contained in the Five Books of Moses that talks about God creating man as his likeness.

 History of the Jews in Sudan The history of the Jews in Sudan goes back to when a small but vibrant community of Jews lived in Sudan from about 1885 to around 1970, with most of the community leaving for Israel or Europe after anti-Semitic attacks began to spread against both the Jews in Israel and those still living in Sudan.[1][2] The location of Sudan in Africa Early Jewish presence in the region Edit Due to other Jewish presence near Sudan, such as in Elephantine, Abyssinia, and Yemen, there is a possibility that there were Jews in the region earlier than the fifteenth century. However, David Reubini (1490 -1540), is thought to be the first Jewish traveler to the region.[1] Beginnings of the community Edit There was a small Jewish presence consisting of eight Sephardi Jewish families in 1885 living in Omdurman in Sudan, under Turkish and Egyptian rule.[3] The origins of these families and how they settled in Sudan is largely unknown. They were free to practice Judaism until the re

 The framework agreement and the idea of building the state (2) Written by / Hatem Babiker Awad Al-Karim. (If the French Revolution were destined to be repeated continually, French historians would be less proud of Robespierre. But, since they are talking about something that comes back again, the bloody years become mere words, theories and arguments, they become lighter than horror and are no longer frightening. There is a huge difference between Robespierre who was not He appears only once in history, and Robespierre returns permanently to cut off the heads of the French. Milan Kundera - Being Unbearable Lightness. * different transmission:   The organization of the transitional period in the uprising (December 2018 - April 2019) is in the same way that the transitional period was organized in October 1964 and the transitional period in April 1985 AD. The regional and international levels create degrees that do not allow for any conformity in atmospheres and transitional measures. O

 The framework agreement and the idea of building the state. (1).   Written by / Hatem Babiker Awad Al-Karim The threats and dangers of the transition after the uprising (2018-2019 AD) increased and became complicated at the beginning, due to the widespread belief of the Sudanese political elites, that it is a repetition of the uprisings of October 1964 AD and April 1985 AD, and they have the right to believe in linking the public role in changing the pyramid of power with widespread mass protests with The contrasting mechanisms of the political strike, massive mass demonstrations, and the widespread popular sit-in in front of the General Command on April 6, 2019, which paralyzed the Salvation Army and hammered the final nail into its coffin. The nature of the difference between the uprisings of October 1964 AD and April 1985 AD from the uprising (2018-2019 AD), shifts in the nature of the weight of the Sudanese state as a result of experimentation and missed opportunities in building

  Aletho News White House Lobbied Facebook to Censor Tucker Carlson Over Skepticism Towards COVID-19 Vaccine aletho Jan 9 By Paul Joseph Watson |  Summit News  | January 9, 2023 Internal communications obtained by Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry show that the White House lobbied Facebook to censor Tucker Carlson and others for expressing skepticism about the COVID-19 vaccine. White House Director of Digital Strategy Rob Flaherty wrote an email to an unnamed Facebook employee on April 14, 2021 complaining about posts that were negative towards the vaccine appearing prominently on Facebook. “Since we’ve been on the phone – the top post about vaccines today is [T]ucker Carlson saying they don’t work. Yesterday it was Tomi Lehren [sic] saying she won’t take one,” the email stated. “This is exactly why I want to know what ‘Reduction’ actually looks like – if ‘reduction’ means ‘pumping our most vaccine hesitant audience with [T]ucker Carlson saying it doesn’t work’ then… I’m not sure