but we also heard from the national security advisor james sullivan. uh that is the possibility of the truths being extended and the us is working towards this. however, he argues that this is entirely up to him us. he says the us says got the assurances from israel that it will extend the ceasefire. should have boss released an extra 10 prisoners a day. so the national security advisor arguing the bowl is now in have masses call to should the do this. israel has committed to extending the truce the cx 5 for another day. but jake sullivan also says that the us continues to work towards a last being 2 state solution, which he says is the only way in which this ongoing conflict can be addressed. on mike uh, i understand that some in congress are talking about making a to israel conditional on its commitment to a 2 state solution. how strong is that debate? is it gathering pace as well? it is a somewhat limited debate. there are some progressive democrats within congress who have been talking about this. the loudest voice has been that of the month, send

and almost immediately the batteries on sullivan's and james island opened a heavy fire, ceased. chickerell, quote, had a good chance to work her guns on the landing party where u.s. coordination faltered. confederate cooperate and flourished. the attack was defeated in 30 minutes. elliott journal recorded the particul the enemy attempted to land. he was received by awetefire ofs and by hand grenades, which were ralizing.he him. fragments of the apartment were also thrown down upon him. only four boats landed, and once they wat, commander stevens withdrew the rest. colonel osborn had strict instctions that if the navy landed first, he was to abandon the army's attack to avoid friendly fire. thus, osborn reversed his boat just when they were most needed. dahlgren spent the rest of the night in his rowboat trying to coordinate the retreat and find his flagship, which had left without him. u.s. casualties were approximately 115. most all prisoners, including the executive officer of uss wissahickon and lieutenant samuel preston dobbins, fourth acting chief of staff of the campaign,

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sullivan of alaska. we have major general james h. adams iii to be lieutenant general and deputy commandant for programs and resources headquarters of u.s. marine corps. brigadier general hanson has most recently served as mobilization assistant to the director of operations for air combat command. so a number of us that serve in the senate have worn the uniform of our nation and have deployed, and we understand how important these activities are, especially when you've got a good friend at mobilization and operations for air combat command. through the mobilization process there's a lot of logistics there moving folks around. so we know that brigadier general hanson is very well qualified to move into this position at programs and resources at the headquarters of u.s. marine corps. so he served in numerous positions at the squadron, the group wing, a numbered air force and combatant command levels as an active duty and traditional reservist and individual mobility augmentee member. general hinson has flown the a-10 and f-16 in a vari

head of the cia, was there, jake was there sullivan, that is, this is the national security council, advisor to the president of the united states, and also james will work in the united states, where it will go, and it’s surprising that seymour hirsch, and i’m sure , that decisions were made there that were appropriate, you can call them a permanent government, these are people who are the world government, whom no one chooses, but who are left with the nazis, who after the second world war found refuge in the united states, including those who developed the us missile program, many of them began working for the cia after world war ii, they were satisfied. 644 - it was part of a large plan for the financial reorganization of the world after the second world war, this was already thought about in 1944, but what was used was used first by banks, and only then by tanks, and this is the most basic goal of the organization that is now plowing up the world banks, look, they are considering russia, ukraine, that is, russia is so disturbing to them in implementation of their plans, the company is conducting experiments with its technology in order to