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ournextcountry · 1 year

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#sea #nature #tunisia #beach #sunshine #medeteranian

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lifeinpixelz · 1 year

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#greece #crete #santorini #travelor #photography #europe #travel #medeteranian #outdoors #Youtube

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upisle · 3 months

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kritphoto · 2 years

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الهجرة الغير نظامية "الحرقة" ألم لن ينتهي الا بنهاية اسبابه. ربي يصبر الاهالي. . . . #crises #migrants #migrant #sfax #صفاقس #tunisia #zarzis #جرجيس #هجرة #حرقة #photojournalism #journalism #italy #medeteranian (at Zarzis جرجيس) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cj5oNJ4oVFX/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#crises #migrants #migrant #sfax #صفاقس #tunisia #zarzis #جرجيس #هجرة #حرقة #photojournalism #journalism #italy #medeteranian

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jimbell · 2 years

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Thyme (thymus vulgaris) is a herb made from the dried aerial parts of common thyme which is an aromatic perennial evergreen herb in the mint family. Thyme is related to the oregano genus Origanum and both plants mostly come from the Mediterranean region. Thyme has culinary, medicinal, and ornamental uses. This one has been growing happily under the rosemary, near the parsley and the sage 🤣. It asks for nothing but is quite a slow grower where it is. Pretty easy to propagate by burying a stem and waiting for it to root. #thyme #ThymusVulgaris #herb #cooking #medeteranian #parsley #sage #rosemary #abcmygarden #myplants #green #australiangarden #ausgarden #layering #aromatic #ornamental (at Belmont, New South Wales, Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CfYdAyOP69_/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#thyme #thymusvulgaris #herb #cooking #medeteranian #parsley #sage #rosemary #abcmygarden #myplants #green #australiangarden #ausgarden #layering #aromatic #ornamental

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magnoliamyrrh · 5 months

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this might sound stupid and i dont mean it in any mean way but theres something funny and weird to me abt seeing videos of "how to make medeteranian salad" and u know its like tomatoes cucumbers bellpepers onions oil and lemon whatnot and then i realize,,,, this is like,,,, a thing some ppl have to learn??? this "kind" of salad that everyone was raised on since forever and u make with whatever uve got in ur fridge that i wouldnt even consider there needs to exist a recipe for is something ppl like,,, learn to make?

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carcrash-white · 1 year

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TLDR: The early fall of the Soviet Union in Goncharov mirrors the fall of the USSR in our timeline weirdly closely, but I think this is more to do with the movies themes of nihilism, capitals disfigurment of desire, and of course inevitable death more than the writers being prophets.

Just watched Goncharov for a 3rd time (going through it with everyone else I guess) and I have to say it's eerily prescient how close the Fall of the Soviet Union in this movie mirrored what eventually 20 years after it release. Goncharov doesn't seem to focus on it, but a few things I was able to gleam:

The Soviet Republics seem to have declared independence following an economic crisis of some sort. Unlike in our world however it seems like The Soviet Unon attempted to atleast occupy some of these breakaway Republics. Though this seems to have been unsuccessful, with the USA offering some form of material surport. The mention of Mario being a Partisian in Yugioslav then later delivering aid in the "shiny new Marshall Plan" is were I got this Idea, though the further might be referring to WWii. Still him saying that the "Yanks turnt the Medeteranian into the South China Sea" during his infamous political rant also surport this interpretation. Also in the bathtup Katya laments to Sophia that hard times lead to lead to worse times lead to war growing up (or something along these line, no one talks about how thick her accent is in this), but this might be a stretch. It could also simply be another reference to WWii.

Regardless, the Soviet Union seems to have collapsed peacefully all things considered. Considering Goncharov was written in the late 60s-early 70s this is a strange prediction to make and an even weirder one to get right. Morelli's monologue to Goncharov towards the end (which I'm putting in my second place spot of favourite monologue ever

Also mirroring our world, in Goncharov the USSRs fall leads to the enrichment of criminal elements and the rise of a powerful mafia. Unlike the above this is stated out right several times. Multiply mafia characters talk about how they "moved in" once the cops stopped getting paid. One of the mafioso's is an ex Soviet cop as well I believe. There is also Andrey's whole rant about "taking back what was ours from those who stole it from us" which leads to Katya losing her shit laughing (also Goncharov smiles at this which I think is cute, though he stops when Andrey look at him).

Finally Neoliberal Capitalism seems to have become the dominant force over most of the world, or atleast our main characters and Naples, Italy. Like in the later Goodfellas, it really seems like the Russian mobs reckless pursuit of profit is going to do it in the same way it did in Henry Hill and co. Goncharov laments to Andrey how insane it was for them to take on the Neopolitan mafia, and he replies that what is insane is that they are winning.

Who knows I might watch this again and fleash these out some more, but what I am overall trying to say is that this movie seem to accidentally predict what I dont think anyone in the right mind would claim in the early 70s- that the rapidly growing USSR would taper off and fam apart.

While weirdly prophetic, I don't think 1972s Goncharov mirrors our world because it was written by a genius alt-history author, I think it was the setting required to have a strong Russian Mafia running around 70s Naples, and that the circumstance of it falling reflected the central theme of Goncharov- all things good, bad, tired, or beautiful must come to and end when the clock strikes there anointed hour.

#goncharov #alt history #naples #russia #ussr history #ussr #soviet union #soviet #fall of the soviet union #Andrey #Katya #Sophia #capitalism #neoliberalism

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seamenaked · 3 years

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