On a granular level, I am trying to imagine what it would be like to be without electric and gas heat during this cold winter in the USA. I imagine that I would be putting all of my effort into acquiring a wood stove (and wood) for next winter, so that I could heat at least one room in my house.
I saw an interview with a 60-ish Ukrainian woman on BBC news last night. She was all bundled up in winter clothes and a parka. With a smile, she said she sleeps in those same clothes. The indomitable spirit of the Ukrainians is breathtaking.
What are the chances that Democrats win decisively enough next year to pass veto-proof legislation giving Ukraine what it needs? And can Ukraine hold out that long?
On a granular level, I am trying to imagine what it would be like to be without electric and gas heat during this cold winter in the USA. I imagine that I would be putting all of my effort into acquiring a wood stove (and wood) for next winter, so that I could heat at least one room in my house.
I saw an interview with a 60-ish Ukrainian woman on BBC news last night. She was all bundled up in winter clothes and a parka. With a smile, she said she sleeps in those same clothes. The indomitable spirit of the Ukrainians is breathtaking.
Real Americans are the Bulwark. Please continue to donate to groups supporting Ukraine.
This monk donates to Razom. Please provide info on other groups that are helping Ukrainians fight against evil.🙏
Also, boycott tesla…
Money talks.
What are the chances that Democrats win decisively enough next year to pass veto-proof legislation giving Ukraine what it needs? And can Ukraine hold out that long?