I’m happy the statue of Colston was pulling down yesterday in a protest in Bristol.
He was a slave trader, and we should get ashamed and outrage for why it was there in the first place.
It represented a celebration of the brutality, cruelty and arrogance of Empire.
Robert Clive, who raped and pillaged India in an orgy of imperial criminality excessive even for the 18th century, has his statue outside the Foreign Office in London.
It should be removed right now.
I wanted those statues to be removed as they should not be celebrated.
I want something similar has been in done in East Europe when the Berlin’s wall collapse and they removed all the statue who remember the communist time.
This terrible history of slavery should always be remembered in the school’s book and not celebrate keeping statues out of the time.
I’ve got nothing to say…
By Massimo Usai Apart I’m drained. My legs are hurting.My blood pressure is under control with some pills.The Sun didn’t make me better.I cannot lose weight quickly as it was before.I’m sleeping so deep every night.How to avoid a personal crash it’s the primary target right now.A better time will come.Maybe either by tomorrow. For […]
5 songs for a walk
By Massimo Usai Could I suggest you Five songs for a walk in the city? Spring is really just around the corner. It sounds strange, but a week ago, there were 12 degrees below zero and yesterday, the temperature reached 20 degrees.Time to take a nice walk downtown, without a scarf, no heavy jacket and […]
“One Year On” – 365 days after the first lockdown in Europe
By Massimo Usai It’s a year since we’ve all felt like ourself whatever we’ve had covid or not Has been a tough year for everyone But imagine having adverse health effects on top of the societal effects were all experiencing. We have all had to deal with restrictions and lockdowns and some have lost a […]
One Word Sunday : “Boring”
By Massimo Usai Isn’t Sunday the most boring day of the week? People say that it doesn’t depend on your friends being available to have fun with you on Sunday, but you have to go and make your fun. ..and exactly, yeah, that’s the problem. I’m not sure how to do that.
4 Pictures to prove that modern life is rubbish!
by Massimo Usai Do you need weapons in your life? Well, go in a library! Books are the best weapons in the world! This library in Brussels is the greatest arsenal we could have—arm yourselves and be back at the real life. Leave to others all useless gadget of the modern life and grab a […]
NON SIAMO VERI, NON SIAMO PURI, NON ABBIAMO RAGIONE.
By Massimo Usai Strana sensazione mentre spengo le luci prima delle mie prossime otto ore di sonno. Mi accorgo ancora una volta che oggi non è successo quasi niente, e non accadrà di più domani, e i giorni passano inosservati, e abbiamo solo tanti giorni davanti che saranno probabilmente uguali. Siamo terribilmente allenati da tanti […]
Traveling and Taking Photos: This is What I Miss the Most
By Massimo Usai When the sky helps to take a photograph that you are proud of. Actually, to be honest, two photos ..
I don’t know why I’m telling you all this. Maybe there is a reason, but I still don’t know exactly why
by Massimo Usai VERSIONE IN ITALIANO I spent many hours of my childhood on train journeys moving from North to South, East and back to Piedmont. Hours were travelling with my family trying to get the most out of life without investing too much. Once, we slept on the train when someone for a few […]
Non lo so perche’ vi racconto tutto questo. Forse c’e’ un motivo, ma non lo so ancora di preciso.
By Massimo Usai ENGLISH VERSION Ho trascorso tante ore della mia infanzia in viaggi in treno spostandomi da Nord a Sud, Est e ritorno in Piemonte. Ore viaggiando con la mia famiglia cercando di ottenere il massimo dalla vita senza investire troppo. Una volta, abbiamo dormito sul treno quando qualcuno per alcune ore stava controllando […]
