Shocking exclusive footage of the jailed Afghan migrant who threatened to kill Nigel Farage shows the convict “enjoying life” behind bars, GB News’ Patrick Christys has revealed.
Fayaz Khan was found guilty of making a threat to kill the Reform UK leader earlier this month after posting a video to TikTok from Dunkirk in October last year.
Khan, known on TikTok as Mada Pasa, was travelling from Sweden to the UK when he posted the TikTok to his 340,000 followers.
Speaking in Southwark Crown Court, Nigel Farage said he was “genuinely worried” by the threats made against him, describing them as “chilling”.
Exposing the footage on Patrick Christys Tonight, the GB News star shared multiple videos capturing the convict and his friends using illegal phones to film themselves behind bars and subsequently post it to social media accounts.
Appearing to illegally record the footage inside a prison cell, Khan was accompanied by three other men in the TikTok clip.
“Why is this guy still in Britain? Seriously? Why is he not being punished?” Patrick fumed.
In the video that culminated in his conviction, the Afghan small boat migrant with an AK-47 tattoo on his face, said: “Englishman Nigel… don’t talk s**t about me”.
The small boat migrant was jailed for five years earlier this month at Southwark Crown Court
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“I come to England because I want to marry your sister.
“I want to come to England to go pop pop pop,” he said, while making “gun signals” with his hand and head-bashing the screen.
During the trial, prosecutor Peter Ratliff argued that the threat to murder was “not some off-the-cuff comment”, declaring the video “sinister and menacing”.
Meanwhile, defence lawyer Charles Royle dubbed Khan as “remonstrating in his own idiosyncratic, moronic, comedic, eye-catching, attention-seeking way” rather than making a threat to kill in the TikTok video.
Continuing his tirade in the wake of the illegal footage, the GB News presenter said: “This comes in the same week that it’s emerged that we paid for an Ethiopian child sex offender £500 just to go back to Ethiopia.
He continued: “He’s done rather well out of his little trip to Britain.
“And we’ve still not deported the bloke who we sent back to France under the so-called one in, one out scheme, only for him to come back again on a small boat.
“He’s still in Britain. It’s another complete farce for our justice system and our asylum system. Break into Britain, threaten to kill the man who might one day be the next Prime Minister.
“And it looks like you get to live it up at the taxpayers’ expense, with all your Afghan mates behind bars.”
Mr Farage said that he ‘hopes and prays’ the small boat migrant is deported
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PAIn the wake of Khan’s conviction, Mr Farage said: “I just hope and pray that he is deported to Sweden to fight this case. My big fear was, at some point, maybe very soon, he’d be out free on the streets.”
Mr Farage continued: “The most frightening thing about this particular young Afghan coming into our country is we only found all these things out because somebody sent me some of his videos and I chose to expose it.
“Otherwise, he’d be walking around, maybe in your neighbourhood right now if I hadn’t put that video out.
“And, think about this, whilst there may be some genuine people that cross the Channel almost every day, there are people like Mada Pasa that cross the English Channel and will do this country and its people, particularly its girls and women, very, very great harm.”
