Smith and Rock Sent a Horrible Message to the World-About Us by earl ofari hutchinson ( With membership, you can see # of pageviews) Really? A billionaire tax? Now? Are you kidding me? by Robert Reich ( With membership, you can see # of pageviews)īiden's Unhinged Call for Regime Change in Russia by Norman Solomon ( With membership, you can see # of pageviews)ĭid Biden Eff It Up? by John Hawkins ( With membership, you can see # of pageviews) Use of Ukraine as a Proxy War by Glenn Greenwald ( With membership, you can see # of pageviews) (Note: You can view every article as one long page if you sign up as an Advocate Member, or higher).īiden's Reckless Words Underscore The Dangers of The U.S. But the churches are still there and I'd like to think that some of the children, grandchildren, even great-grandchildren, of the neighbors who used to smile and nod at my grandmother on Broadway are still there and all still seem to speak the same language when they talk about Ukraine, shake their heads sadly, and say, 'Bozhe, Bozhe, Bozhe.'īob Gaydos is writer-in-residence at.

It's been some time since I visited Bayonne and I understand it has changed quite a bit. Even those who speak the same language, want no part of Putin's war. The worldwide outpouring of support for Ukraine has isolated Russia, again, from much of the rest of the world. Russian soldiers will die as well as Ukrainians. The sad reality of this misbegotten display of pride, power and paranoia by Russian President Vladimir Putin is that, while Ukrainians will obviously endure tremendous loss and suffering as a result of this invasion, ordinary Russians, who also wanted no part of this war, will suffer as well. And no one, except apparently Belarus and North Korea, is speaking the same language as the leaders of Russia.

No matter the language, everyone seems to understand Ukrainian all of a sudden. This nostalgic trip down memory lane is prompted, of course, by the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the outpouring of support and admiration for the courageous Ukrainian people from other peoples around the world. In a city of churches, Eastern Europe was well represented. John's Greek Catholic Church, which my father's family attended, and at Saints Peter and Paul Russian Orthodox Church, which the other half of my family ( and I) attended. So was the mass I served as an altar boy at St. We've arranged the synonyms in length order so that they are easier to find.A stroll down Broadway with my grandmother on a chilly ('zimno' in Polish) fall day would produce a lot of smiling head nods and 'dobre, dobre.' Good, good. Synonyms, crossword answers and other related words for THEMEWe hope that the following list of synonyms for the word theme will help you to finish your crossword today.

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