I searched for the English equivalent of the Russian БЕСПРЕДЕЛ to describe in one word the events in the Ukraine. But I was disappointed to find only words like “lawlessness” or “outrage”. Then I looked for it in Italian – they give “anarchy” then French and German. None of the words expressed the full disaster that the Russian meaning of the word include. So I went to Kazakh language and stopped at “шетсіз-шексіз былық”. I don’t know what exactly it means but I like it. БЕСПРЕДЕЛ came into common Russian from the criminal slang and they have only one treatment of the disease. The pill is also called БЕСПРЕДЕЛ. What I mean is that the Nazi can be stopped only by rough force like it was 70 years ago. Europe will be terrified when they find out whom they’ve brought to power. Dmitri Yarosh is the name to remember. This is the man who imposes his will on the 3 Euro pigs to fill the screens. No matter what they sign until Yarosh approves it. This man seized Kiev with much smaller losses than his idol suffered in 1941.
I searched for the English equivalent of the Russian БЕСПРЕДЕЛ to describe in one word the events in the Ukraine. But I was disappointed to find only words like “lawlessness” or “outrage”. Then I looked for it in Italian – they give “anarchy” then French and German. None of the words expressed the full disaster that the Russian meaning of the word include. So I went to Kazakh language and stopped at “шетсіз-шексіз былық”. I don’t know what exactly it means but I like it. БЕСПРЕДЕЛ came into common Russian from the criminal slang and they have only one treatment of the disease. The pill is also called БЕСПРЕДЕЛ. What I mean is that the Nazi can be stopped only by rough force like it was 70 years ago. Europe will be terrified when they find out whom they’ve brought to power. Dmitri Yarosh is the name to remember. This is the man who imposes his will on the 3 Euro pigs to fill the screens. No matter what they sign until Yarosh approves it. This man seized Kiev with much smaller losses than his idol suffered in 1941.
I searched for the English equivalent of the Russian БЕСПРЕДЕЛ to describe in one word the events in the Ukraine. But I was disappointed to find only words like “lawlessness” or “outrage”. Then I looked for it in Italian – they give “anarchy” then French and German. None of the words expressed the full disaster that the Russian meaning of the word include. So I went to Kazakh language and stopped at “шетсіз-шексіз былық”. I don’t know what exactly it means but I like it. БЕСПРЕДЕЛ came into common Russian from the criminal slang and they have only one treatment of the disease. The pill is also called БЕСПРЕДЕЛ. What I mean is that the Nazi can be stopped only by rough force like it was 70 years ago. Europe will be terrified when they find out whom they’ve brought to power. Dmitri Yarosh is the name to remember. This is the man who imposes his will on the 3 Euro pigs to fill the screens. No matter what they sign until Yarosh approves it. This man seized Kiev with much smaller losses than his idol suffered in 1941.
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