Dutch expel Turkish minister as police break up protests

>Kaya was "on the way from Rotterdam to Germany", mayor Ahmed Aboutaleb told reporters, adding: "She has been expelled back to the country she came from."

>The Dutch government criticised Kaya as "irresponsible" for attempting to visit after being told she was not welcome and said it told Turkey it could not compromise on public order and security.

>"The search for a reasonable solution proved impossible, and the verbal attacks that followed today from the Turkish authorities are unacceptable," it said in a statement.

>"In this context Minster Kaya's visit was irresponsible. Through contacts with the Turkish authorities, the message was repeatedly conveyed that Minister Kaya is not welcome in the Netherlands... nevertheless she decided to travel."

>Kaya complained of her treatment, and could be seen in images on Dutch NOS television appearing to argue with Dutch police about the situation.

>"We've been here for about four hours. We were not even offered water," she told the NTV television channel.

>"I was told to leave the country and return to Germany as soon as possible," she added.

>Cavusoglu meanwhile flew to France where he is expected to address a rally on Sunday in the eastern city of Metz. A French official said the visit had been cleared by the foreign ministry in Paris.

>As the row raged, Turkish foreign ministry sources said the Dutch embassy in Ankara and consulate in Istanbul had both been sealed off for "security reasons".

>Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said Erdogan's criticism was "crazy".

>"I understand that they are angry but this is way out of line," he said. "I really think we made the right decision here."

>Cavusoglu, speaking in Istanbul, said the ban was "unacceptable".

>"Why are you taking sides in the referendum?" he said, adding: "Is the foreign minister of Turkey a terrorist?"

>The Turkish foreign ministry said the Dutch charge d'affaires in Ankara was summoned and told Turkey did not want the Dutch ambassador -- currently on holiday -- to return "for a while".

>The Netherlands is home to some 400,000 people of Turkish origin, and Ankara is keen to harness votes of the diaspora in Europe ahead of the April 16 referendum on creating an executive presidency.

>The Turkish government argues the changes would ensure stability and create more efficient governance, but opponents say it would lead to one-man rule and further inflame tensions in its diverse society.

>The latest row came after NATO allies Turkey and Germany sparred over the cancellation of a series of referendum campaign events there.

>Germany is home to 1.4 million people eligible to vote in Turkey -- the fourth-largest electoral base after Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir.

>Although Berlin insisted the cancellations by local authorities were for logistical reasons, Turkish officials repeatedly hit back.

Get Turkey out of NATO.

Turkey are intentionally trying to be provocative in the Netherlands to stir up the sentiment of expats there

>>120882
Mhm

>>121287

They gain nothing from it.

I mean, nothing good in the long term.

So now Dutch websites are being 'hacked'. I can't see why those 'hacker groups' are attacking small websites.. Stupid. http://www.geenstijl.nl/mt/archieven/2017/03/turken_hacken_ons_helemaal_de.html

>>121398
Erdogollum is not capable of thinking good in the long term.

>>120845
> Right wingers close in election
> Government doesn't want Turks stirred up before election because guess who takes advantage of that.
> Turks stir shit up because they weren't allowed to stir shit up

Almost like the right rising is inevitable in the EU.

>>120845
Turks accuse Dutch of being Nazis while they deny their own historical acts of genocide. I really hope someone in the EU political spectrum calls him out on Armenians.

>>121420
EU is a sham. Europe reached its peak power when it was still competing and killing one another. How much would Japan and France have advanced if they were still regularly having wars or competing for the top spot? That's why the EU must be opposed; because it chains Europe and keeps them from expressing their nationalistic pride.

>>121425
>keeps them from expressing their nationalistic pride.
exactly that is what in the end killed millions and millions of people in yurop.

>>121398
>I mean, nothing good in the long term.

They're just weakening Europe from another front. They, and most of the non-western world stand to gain plenty if Europe is too weak to stop them spreading its legs open and inserting the dick.

It also shows Denmark how bad they can make it for them with the citizens they already have there because they're expecting that Denmark, as a nation of the Modern European mindset, wouldn't dream of sending Turkish expats back to Turkey. And he's probably right, imagine the reaction if Denmark started deporting a muslim population.

>>121422
You have made one serious error. You think they give a shit about having committed genocide. Nobody except white people are stupid enough to consistently flagellate themselves over sins of the past. Turkey ignores the Armenian genocide, Japan denies the crimes they committed against Asia during WW2, does the average Rwandan give a shit about their genocide?

So what would calling him out on the Armenians do? He'd ignore it, deny it, and it'd piss of Turks living in Europe even more.

>>121453

Not the guy you're replying to, but so what? The people still managed to have plenty of kids to replace the people getting killed off.

>>120845
Level 1 Wicker Basket Shield

>>121582
>genocide is fine as long as the number replaced over a few decades lol

Can I murder your entire family tree, then have a bunch of children? I mean, I'm only replacing your line with mine. I don't see the problem.

>>121728

Except no one ever did it like you're suggesting you go about it, i.e. the faggot way. And no one sure as hell was trying to push it as a nice/mandatory thing.

>>121763
The point is that having more children to offset the population loss does not invalidate the act. We're talking about human beings here, not factory goods. Fucking mongoloid lol.

>>121764

>The point is that having more children to offset the population loss does not invalidate the act.

I never said that either. Where the fuck are you getting this from?

>>121425
>and keeps them from expressing their nationalistic pride.
You were doing so well until you got to this part here, /pol/cuck

>>121763
>Except no one ever did it like you're suggesting you go about it, i.e. the faggot way.
That's exactly what the Nazis were trying to do.
>the faggot way
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>>121998
>That's exactly what the Nazis were trying to do.
Nurse burned to death by disgruntled patient
Police arrest a 78-year-old man suspected of entering an HMO in Holon and pouring an accelerant over a nurse before setting her on fire; Three others treated for smoke inhalation; empty 1-litre bottle and a lighter discovered at the scene; 'I heard screaming. When I approached, I saw the woman burning, surrounded by people.'
http://news.sky.com/story/nurse-dies-after-being-burnt-alive-by-patient-10801570

turkish government's sudden aggression against some of the Europe countries is 98 percent about domestic policy. in one month theres going to be an important poll for turkey to determine if the country want a new constitution or not. if they go with the new constitution, its going to change turkey's current parlamienter regime and its going to convert to country's system into presidential system.

current government demands 'yes' vote from turkish citizens and an important part of the election campaing is; 'adressing the opposing side'. they're trying to create a perception like; 'oh europe countries are against the constitutional change, if foreign countries are against a change, it means that the change is good for the future of the country!'

so the governemnts election campaing will be like; ''europe doesn't want our country to go further, see, this constitutional change is a necessity for our country.''

to sum up, generally it's nothing to do with holland or any other country, it is all part of the domestic policy. and just because of domestic policy, it is unfortunate to create diplomatic problems with other countries.

and a faggot suggested NATO to get out Turkey of it, it is not that simple honey. Turkey's army generates a serious percentage of NATO's military power. You can dictate the world with Belgium's symbolic army that soldiers are bearing swords.

>>121673
I'm crying

>>122563
>Turkey's army generates a serious percentage of NATO's military power.

Turkey can't even fight IS effectively, it has no power projection, and it's military exists to kill Kurds and for border control. Turks may be proud of it but it's useless to NATO.

>>125622
>Turkey can't even fight IS

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_al-Bab