7 minutes agoCandidate of PDK's pride in stealing votes is badly punished, as many votes this time
Periskopi(9 years ago)
(9 years ago)Candidate of PDK) for Elez's Khan, Florim Shkretta, has managed to get 1,000 and 728 votes in the mayoral race. He has secured 35,09 % of the vote, although the absolute winner of Elez's Khan, remains Rufki Suma. We remember the debate when the Shkret prided in being in jail for stealing votes. [...]
Candidate of PDK) for Elez's Khan, Florim Shkretta, has managed to get 1,000 and 728 votes in the mayoral race.
He has secured 35,09 % of the vote, although the absolute winner of Elez's Khan, remains Rufki Suma.
We remember the debate when the Shkret prided in being in jail for stealing votes.
Candidate of PDK) for chairman of Elez Khan, Florim Shkreta, during the debate with Jaryra, has said he was in jail for stealing votes for PDK, but that's a good thing.
He said that sometimes he even needs to go to jail, writes Periscope.
Full debate with journalist Life Jarra:
Jarra: Mr. Shretta, people have been talking about you being punished for stealing votes and running for mayor. What example are you given to people?
Secrets: What's wrong with running?
Jarra: Since you've been stealing... is there any good sense that you stole votes?
Secrets: But the law allows me
Jarra: Stealing votes from the law
Secrets: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. But my law allows me to run for mayor.
Jarra: And are you in jail?
Secrets: Now I'm... It's true this question that makes me think that I'm on my left.
Jarra: Did you have a left?
Jarra: I saw God since he was in jail for votes
Secrets: Very well, I'm very pleased... that someone really needs to go to jail. If that's the way you're going, maybe it's a little bit, it's a little bit more, because they don't have any great interest in that decision I've been charged with stealing votes.
Jarra: How many votes did you steal? How much?
Secrets: It's not true, so the process at the polls has ended very well, you know, in the recount there I don't know if they did. Now I doubt that here is assembly, that during the trial people who are at odds with me
Jarra: How long have you been left, Mr. Shretta?
Secrets: 6 months
Jarra: How many votes six months?
Secrets: I don't feel guilty about it, it's an assembly. /Periscopi/
