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  The Sudanese cooperative societies are considered an essential actor in the state's economic strategy, so the aim of the cooperative societies strategy in the period 2020-2035 is to reduce the burden of living. Can cooperative societies create a balance between the requirements of macroeconomic growth and satisfying the needs of society in light of the market economy? The Sudanese cooperative system is rich and has experiences of riches. Sudanese cooperative societies have contributed to providing goods and services for their membership, and they have also played an important role in alleviating the burden of living. The Sudanese cooperative movement is based on legal systems dating back to the year 1948 AD. The first law for cooperation was issued, followed by several laws, the most important of which were the laws of 1973, 1983, 1990, and 1999. The Sudanese cooperative societies of all kinds and patterns have achieved economic and social goals consistent with the reality and na

  Bipartisan Murder by aletho By Richard Medhurst | April 11, 2021 Syria is the key to the Middle East. Bordering Turkey, Iraq, Lebanon, Jordan and Palestine, and with access to the Mediterranean Sea, for millennia Syria has held unique geopolitical and strategic importance in the region. The war taking place there since 2011 has been sold by virtually every news outlet in the West as being strictly a civil war, part of the popular uprisings of the ‘Arab Spring’. The reality couldn't be more different. As General Wesley Clarke points out in 2007 there had been an agenda to take out “seven countries in five years” among them Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Iran; to replace their governments with ones favorable to Washington DC. Five years already before the “Arab Spring”, a 2006 cable from the United States embassy in Damascus published by WikiLeaks shows how the US was looking at various threats, both real and exaggerated, that it could exploit in order to destabili

An Ethiopian woman who says she was gang-raped by armed men is seen during an interview with Reuters in a hospital in the town of Adigrat, Tigray region, Ethiopia, March 18, 2021. The Ethiopian government did not respond to the woman’s specific allegations but promised perpetrators of sexual violence would be punished. Picture taken March 18, 2021. REUTERS/BAZ RATNER   Special Report: Health official alleges ‘sexual slavery’ in Tigray; women blame soldiers Katharine Houreld ADIGRAT, Ethiopia (Reuters) - The young mother was trying to get home with food for her two children when she says soldiers pulled her off a minibus in Ethiopia’s Tigray region, claiming it was overloaded. It was the beginning of an 11-day ordeal in February, during which she says she was repeatedly raped by 23 soldiers who forced nails, a rock and other items into her vagina, and threatened her with a knife. Doctors showed Reuters the bloodstained stone and two 3-inch nails they said they had removed from her body.

  Cooperation under a free market system - cooperation for a social market economy  Written by / Ray Writer  The research deals with the strategies of cooperative societies as they are inextricably linked with the economic strategies of countries. Therefore, cooperative societies work to create a balance between major economic advancement projects and their impact on per capita income and prices. Cooperative societies try to achieve the ability to satisfy the needs of society. Production, so cooperative societies play the role of achieving a fair distribution of services and controlling prices to achieve safe economic growth. The research dealt with the concept and definition of strategy, the concept and definition of the burden of living, as well as the concept and definition of cooperative societies. He discussed the elements, purpose, and focus of cooperation. It reviewed the cooperative architecture, cooperative values, patterns of cooperative societies, principles of cooperation,

  US Funded Virus Research And Used Outbreak Against Us by aletho By Dr. Joseph Mercola | Principia Scientific | March 23, 2021 While the outrageously conflicted investigative commission put together by the World Health Organization has dismissed the possibility of SARS-CoV-2 being a lab-leaked virus, deciding to pursue the imported frozen food theory instead,1,2,3 the lab-origin story refuses to die, and for good reason. There’s just too much evidence pointing in that direction. Evidence of U.S. involvement is also mounting, although it hasn’t received quite as much coverage. Two individuals who have been heavily implicated are: • Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) who rose to national prominence as the leader of the White House Coronavirus Task Force. • Peter Daszak, Ph.D., president of EcoHealth Alliance, a nonprofit organization focused on pandemic prevention that has worked closely with bat coronavirus researcher Shi Zh

  Joe Biden Pledges to Make Solar Panels More Environmentally Toxic by aletho By Eric Worrall | Watts Up With That? | March 25, 2021 If you thought Arsenic doped Silicon or Gallium Arsenide on your roof was bad, how about solar cells made of organic Lead compounds, or Cadmium Telluride? Biden’s quest for cheaper solar is exploring some truly terrifying photovoltaic innovations. U.S. pledges to slash solar energy costs by 60% in a decade March 25 (Reuters) – The Biden administration on Thursday set a goal to cut the cost of solar energy by 60% over the next decade as part of an ambitious plan to decarbonize the United States’ power sector by 2035. The U.S. Department of Energy said the goal accelerates its previous utility-scale solar cost target by five years. For the U.S. power grid to run entirely on clean energy within 15 years, a key pillar of President Joe Biden’s climate change agenda, solar energy will need to be installed as much as five times faster than it is today, DOE said.

  Rutgers Says Students Must Be Vaccinated Before They Can Come to the Campus in Fall by aletho By Robert Wenzel | Target Liberty | March 26, 2021March 26, 2021 COVID authoritarianism has hit the university level. Rutgers Says Students Must Be Vaccinated Before They Can Come to the Campus in Fall, in New Jersey, announced Thursday that all students would need to be fully vaccinated against the coronavirus before they would be allowed to return to campus in the fall. “Adding COVID-19 vaccination to our student immunization requirements will help provide a safer and more robust college experience for our students,” said Jonathan Holloway, the president of Rutgers University, in a statement. Beginning in the fall, students will have to show “proof of vaccination” before moving into their dorm or attending in-person classes. According to the university, students may file for an exemption for medical or religious reasons. According to the New York Times, even with the new requirement, stude