#archivio

Everyone in my faculty seemed to fall in one of two categories: either total alienation, realization that they do not infact give a fuck about libraries and archives although they liked pretty books or complete and utter obsession and predestination. No in between.

Because this isn't a just job it's a personality trait.

Probabilmente la gente che non mi conosce bene pensa pure che io sia cretina perché sul momento, a caldo, faccio finta di niente.

Il fatto è che io le risposte pronte ce le avrei pure, ma son sempre così velenose da rischiare di innescare una rissa degna di un pub inglese pieno di gente ubriaca!

Non mi piace alzare polveroni, fare questioni, rispondere a tu per tu.

Però archivio!

Archivio tutto: ogni gesto, ogni parola, ogni sguardo storto, ogni espressione sarcastica, ogni battuta velata!

E al momento giusto, quando mi son ben scartavetrata le ovaie, tiro fuori dal mio archivio tutto quello che mi sta' sullo stomaco e lo vomito addosso a chi se lo merita!

Allora parlo, e non mi interessa chi ho davanti! Quello è il momento in cui non guardo in faccia nessuno.

Potrebbe scendere Gesù Cristo dalla croce e ne avrei pure per lui.

Patrice Lumumba was the first elected Prime Minister of the Congo. He ascended to power in the Congo on June 30, 1960, the date of Congo’ s independence from Belgium. Within ten weeks of being elected, Lumumba’s government was deposed in a coup. He was subsequently imprisoned and assassinated on January 17, 1961 by Western powers (United States, Belgium, France, England and the United Nations) in cahoots with local leaders such as Moise Tshombe and Joseph Desire Mobutu.

Lumumba is a member of the Tetela ethnic group. He was born on July 2, 1925, in Katako-Kombe in the Sunkuru district of the Kasai Province. Growing up, Lumumba attended a Protestant Missionary school as well as a Catholic missionary school and became a part of the educated elite called évolués. Lumumba contributed to the Congolese press through poems and other writings. His occupations included a postal clerk in Kinshasa and an accountant in Kisangani. Lumumba’s organizational involvement were varied. He served as head of a trade union of government employees, he was active in the Belgian Liberal Party and in 1958, Lumumba founded the Congolese National Movement (MNC in French). Also in 1958, he was invited to the first All-African People’s Conference in Accra, Ghana, organized by Kwame Nkrumah. He met nationalists and pan-africanists from various African countries and became a member of the permanent organization set up by the conference.

Lumumba’s party won national elections in May of 1960 which led to his ascendancy to Prime Minister on June 30, 1960. Read more on Lumumba>>

Lumumba’s Independence Day Speech Lumumba’s Last Letter to his Wife

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