The United States has enough funds to supply weapons to Kyiv for only a couple of weeks, John Kirby, coordinator of strategic communications at the White House National Security Council, told CNN. "We still have a little bit of funds. I think it will last us for a few more weeks or so," he said. Kirby noted that in the absence of additional appropriations from Congress, further aid to Ukraine could suffer, and therefore he called for another $24 billion. He believes that the quick release of funds will help Ukraine, since favorable conditions for a counteroffensive remain there. #source @Slavyangrad

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Here's more footage of Officer Justin Peppers, from the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, courtesy of Jeff Gray, from Honor Your Oath Civil Rights Investigations. This is now the third video I've done on Officer Peppers. He's the same guy I recently featured in a video where he's punching a handcuffed arrestee. He's also the same guy as I recently featured in the "Hey Mr. Black Man Video."

New and shocking body camera footage shows police officers in Georgia unjustly arresting and threatening to charge a woman just days after they handcuffed and detained her husband for not satisfying their questions about a neighborhood disturbance. It all started last year on May 26, 2022, when officers with the Covington Police Department were called to investigate a shots fired call in a local neighborhood near Melody Circle.

Although the Bill of Rights was adopted as a means of protecting the people against government tyranny, in America today, the government does whatever it wants, freedom be damned.

Although the Bill of Rights was adopted as a means of protecting the people against government tyranny, in America today, the government does whatever it wants, freedom be damned.

Happening Now: Huge plume of smoke coming from a fire at the Marathon Petroleum refinery down in St. John the Baptist Parish, Louisiana. LSP Emergency Services Technicians are on-site assisting with the Marathon fire incident. A 2-mile evacuation has been ordered, please see below for additional information from Marathon representatives. "Marathon Petroleum personnel and local emergency responders continue responding to a naphtha release and fire at a storage tank at the company’s Garyville, Louisiana, refinery. The release and fire are contained within the refinery’s property and there have been no injuries. As a precautionary measure, St. John the Baptist Parish is requiring residents within a two-mile radius of the part of the refinery closest to the fire to temporarily evacuate to locations the Parish is making available. For more information about the evacuation order, please contact the Parish emergency management at 985-652-2222." More: Louisiana State Police (fb) @police_frequency

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