"They were not delivered to the British Ministry of the Interior on purpose", Berisha breaks down the behind-the-scenes: Thousands of documents sent by us, here's what happened

The chairman of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha, stated today that today's appeal decision in Britain against the issue of banning his entry into that country, shows that the decision was based on two articles. Berisha said they learned the truth because in the decision of the Home Office for the official review of this institution, they hid thousands and thousands of pages submitted by them with the intention, according to him, of hiding the first fraud. He added that SIAC only accepted documents submitted to the Secretary of State.

Part of Berisha's speech:

Dear friends, what does today's decision show? Today's decision shows that my exclusion was based on two articles by George Soros' media, BIRN and Balkan Insight, and on an article by Edi Rama's Bolino and a statement by Lulzim Brava. As I told you, we learned the truth from the procedure because in the decision of the Home Office for the official review of this institution, they hid thousands and thousands of pages submitted by us in order to hide the first fraud.

This concealment is a fact, affirms SIAC today, which says that the government's legal representatives have not given the Home Office our evidence, thousands and thousands of pages, documents, as they claimed, deceivingly, that they were submitted late. My friends, every piece of evidence, every fact, every page has been delivered on time and precisely in accordance with the agreement of my lawyers with the Home Office officials.

But the problem is that the evidence, the facts presented by my lawyers in thousands of pages, brought down, melted like the sun's rays the ice, the deception of the corrupt diplomats and their corruptors, Edi Rama, Erion Veliaj and Lulzim Brava. Therefore, thousands of pages were not submitted to the Secretary of State because she would learn the truth with these pages and because if they were submitted to her, they would necessarily be accepted by SIAC.

SIAC only accepted documents submitted to the Secretary of State. Look what an irresponsible and low act he does, to protect transnational corruption, Alistair King-Smith's predecessor, Norman Duncan hid the facts, thousands of facts, were not handed over to the secretary so that they would not go for handing over to SIAC.