"I wrote to Nigel Farage" - The Albanian "hawk" who has "enraged" the British confesses

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"I wrote to Nigel Farage" - The Albanian "hawk" who has

Dorian Puka, in the last six years, has become the most commented Albanian in the British media.

Every post by the Albanian from Laçi, convicted twice for housebreaking and returned to England twice after deportations, has become a magnet for the anti-immigrant GB News television, as well as for the ultraconservative newspapers The Telegraph and the Daily Mail.

Dorian Puka's posts on social media are perfect fodder for these media outlets, which use them as anti-immigrant rhetoric.

Puka, who says that "I have paid for my mistakes with prison and I want to continue a peaceful life in England", published on his social networks this Monday morning his conversations with several well-known GB News presenters, who, according to Dorian Puka, have offered him money to interview him.

According to Dorian Puka, English journalists comment on him in the studio in the evenings as a criminal whom the Home Office cannot deport, while during the day they write to him with great respect, inviting him for lunches and dinners.

According to him, a well-known female presenter even flirts with him in order to do a report by following Dorian Puka with a camera for a day.

Top Channel journalist Muhamed Veliu has seen the communications with English journalists, published by Dorian Puka.

In one of them, he writes:

"GB News, I don't need your dirty money. I want to gain nothing."

"Stop talking nonsense about my life just to get some fake views."

"Everything you say is a lie. Stop lying to the public with your false information. You know nothing about me; all you do is make up your own stories."

"You invite me to participate in your show and I refuse, because you are fake media. Deal with your problems elsewhere and leave me alone."

"I know I'm important to your fake program because I bring you views. The only thing you care about is views. If you really care about the country, then publish real stories about what's happening."

"You can see very well that I don't care about anything you say, because it's all untrue! My past belongs in the past. I will never hide it and I am proud to have left it behind."

"I don't care at all! Stop with this fake media! I will never participate in your fake show. Stop the invitations. If I'm so bad, then why are you inviting me to your show?"

"The Daily Mail and The Telegraph in the UK have offered me a lot of money to appear on the show. If I'm so bad, why do you want me on the show? How can you offer me money to appear on the show when I refuse? You're just making up your own stories. I will never appear on your fake media."

He also didn't miss the invitation to be a guest on Reform UK politician Nigel Farage's show on GB News.

In another status, dedicated to Farage, Dorian Puka writes:

"Nigel, stop your people from contacting me on the phone. I have no intention of coming on your show. I have no intention of making any deals with you."

Meanwhile, Dorian Puka, to put Nigel Farage's producers in a difficult position, says during a communication:

"I'll come on Nigel's show if he arranges my papers (residence permit in England)."

Dorian Puka's past

Puka was initially sentenced to nine months in prison in 2016 and deported the following year after attempting to break into a home. The homeowner had spotted him on a webcam while he was on vacation in France.

Within a year, he managed to evade border controls and return to the United Kingdom, where he committed a series of burglaries in London apartments.

He was eventually caught by plainclothes police officers patrolling the Surbiton area, southwest London.

At the time of his arrest, Puka was holding an expensive watch, which he had stolen, following an increase in the number of thefts in the area.

Puka was sentenced to three years and six months in prison and deported in March 2020, before returning illegally to Britain again.

His criminal record and previous prison sentences make him eligible for automatic deportation.

However, he has remained in Britain for more than three years, as the British Home Office has been unable to deport him due to his asylum claim and ongoing legal challenges.

At the Immigration Appeal Tribunal a few weeks ago, Puka lost his legal battle to stay in England.

All asylum applications were rejected as they had not previously been accepted by the Home Office. (Tch)


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