Andy Beyte: Let's get a razor and cut off these Renaissance cunts.

Andy Baytija has revolted after the latest wiretapping of “Bold”, though the DP deputies and ministers, in their conversations mention the genital organs.

All Bild's meatballs, where the Renaissance comes out just like a criminal organization -- fortunately the assholes who seem to talk to Grandma on the phone -- where people are promoted to duty only because they know to steal votes, where there are hundreds of criminal acts and so on. In all of this, a refrain used by all officials, from all mobsters of every level:

Don't shave the K... The SEU, you of the EU or you of the American Embassy,

Just as much as it's mentioned, don't shave K... there's no way anybody can come up with a big razor and cut everybody and K... down and head above:

Go ahead and don't shave K...<x0...

The Socialist language revolted, and so is Andy Bushati.

This Wednesday evening, while Edi Rama spoke wisely in an interview of public TV, on all other screens, Albanian families were thrilled, listening to Bild's new wiretapping.

Unlike other times, when we watched a movie of thieves, bandits, criminals, narcophakants, this new time it was another: these massacre relicants, ugly people and banal came out first and foremost.

There was no single conversation, when ministers, deputies, police chiefs, did not mention in their contemptible jargon, their male organ.

This inbred viriality, which speaks like under electoral alcohol vapor, transmitted to my <x0m <x0m”, was the last revulsion of a story that began as a hard gasfort and ended up as a good story for Hanna Arendt's chronicles, has new news.

Now Eddie Rama's men are no longer viewed as robbers and bandits. Now they can't just refuse it.

Something's changed since today. The innovation is that they should be rejected for the crust that led through the screen right into our homes. They reached a point never imagined before, to despise them even aesthetically. They are human incarnation of the banality of evil. Now let's continue to wave their troubles into cell phone conversations”, says Bushati. /tema/