Povești de groază la cafea.

30 Aug 2014 by Ada

Bună dimineața. Ați băut cafeaua? Grozav. Înseamnă că v-ați trezit deja.

Ieri v-am plimbat puțin prin cercul nr 7  al infernului meu profesional.

Ieri am dat prima oară peste sintagma “Noua Rusie”.

Nu e doar o metaforă. E un plan.

“In the past few days, Russian troops bearing the flag of a previously unknown country, Novorossiya, have marched across the border of southeastern Ukraine. The Russian Academy of Sciences recently announced it will publish a history of Novorossiya this autumn, presumably tracing its origins back to Catherine the Great. Various maps of Novorossiya are said to be circulating in Moscow. Some include Kharkiv and Dnipropetrovsk, cities that are still hundreds of miles away from the fighting. Some place Novorossiya along the coast, so that it connects Russia to Crimea and eventually to Transnistria, the Russian-occupied province of Moldova. Even if it starts out as an unrecognized rump state — Abkhazia and South Ossetia, “states” that Russia carved out of Georgia, are the models here — Novorossiya can grow larger over time. Russian soldiers will have to create this state — how many of them depends upon how hard Ukraine fights, and who helps them — but eventually Russia will need more than soldiers to hold this territory. Novorossiya will not be stable as long as it is inhabited by Ukrainians who want it to stay Ukrainian.”

Voila.

Ah, da. Diseară e Promenada Operei, la 8.30.

Mergeți s-o vedeți cât încă tac armele și vorbesc muzele.

Nu, n-am luat-o razna, nu-s deprimată, doar văd chestii. Și poate vă interesează și pe voi.