The grotesque farce that our politicians, many of whom are servants to two masters, are playing on the Romanian people, is degenerating Romanian society into a state of chronic disorientation.
Social disorientation is a state of confusion, loss of landmarks and a sense of belonging. This often occurs as an effect of governance on autopilot and a social state of prolonged expectations, inducing anxiety, emotional exhaustion, a perception of profound disconnection from international reality and from the dangers that lurk in Romania. Causes and Triggers
The childish game of political parties to govern. Social, economic events, as well as unpredictable weather and times destabilize society. The drastic decrease in Romanians' trust in our political class generates a state of social disorientation.
Mircea Eliade remains a true visionary with the essay "The Blind Pilots" published in the Vremea newspaper in September 1937. "The Blind Pilots" is a political and geopolitical essay. The text is a metaphor about the ruling elite, which he accuses of, through incompetence and betrayal, favoring the "Slavic element" to the detriment of the identity and security of the Romanian state. Just like in our days, when many politicians worship the Sublime Gate of the Kremlin. I wonder, for the first time: IS HISTORY REPEATING?!
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