US, Turkey dispute fighting in DC as ambassador summoned

AP News ^ | ANKARA, Turkey (AP)

[Texas Fossil]

Turkey didn't specify the actions by U.S. security officials it deemed inappropriate. Video from the scene had showed U.S. police struggling to protect protesters, and two Turkish bodyguards were briefly detained after the incident. They were then set free and returned to Turkey.

In the meeting with Turkey's Foreign Ministry in Ankara, U.S. Ambassador John Bass said the security personnel's behavior contradicted U.S. laws and protected speech and assembly rights, according to a senior U.S. State Department official.

[Texas Fossil]

Please read the entire article as this is a very short excerpt. (wished I had saved the original test.

The original title when I first started to post this was:

"Turkey slams US over 'aggressive' acts against bodyguards"

12 minutes ago it was changed to current title and the entire article was rewritten.

The original source was from "ANKARA, Turkey (AP)"

This one has note on bottom:

Associated Press writer Richard Lardner in Washington contributed to this report.

(smile, almost instant response)

FYI here is State Dept's statement on limitation of diplomatic immunity:

https://www.state.gov/m/ds/immunities/c9118.htm

portion:

"Most of these privileges and immunities are not absolute, and law enforcement officers retain their fundamental responsibility to protect and police the orderly conduct of persons in the United States."

[JudgemAll]

Meanwhile Justin Bieber and Madona and their followers insist how great and powerful are the Sufi and Turkey.

I tell you what, as much as I get along with Iranians despite their government , I have had very sketchy results with Turks, from manipulative haters, to jingoists, I have often been uncomfortable around them except for that one chick from Istabul, that is it, I cannot stand them

[tumblindice]

It's Turkish prison, Clark. Getting stabbed in the *** ain't much fun but the taffy's not bad.

[Texas Fossil]

Turk prison is no joke. They have no problem with Torture.

[dfwgator]

[Texas Fossil]

I would not trust them at all.

[tumblindice]

“I don’t know why they call this stuff Hamburger Helper. It does just fine by itself.” Cousin Eddie

Yes, you’re right Tex. Torture is bad. Turks are bad.
And who do they think they are? anti(pro)-fa?
What happened to those anti(pro)-fa pussies anyway?

[Texas Fossil]

Some of the went to play war in Syria. Noisy, but from what I hear they don’t have a clue what it’s about.

[Texas Fossil]

Here they are, Antifa in Syria

https://twitter.com/ObserverTurkish/status/866408067738603520

https://twitter.com/AlynneStark/status/866775156873547776

https://twitter.com/StoicViper/status/861212673169530880

https://twitter.com/intercepts/status/848017040778567681

They are serious, but I’m not sure how this is going to work out for them. ISIS is not apt to appreciate their demonstrations. I hope they survive, don’t see a US threat by them.