Turkey's President tells Turkish Public not to buy French Products
 

This is Verbal War of Macron
who is backing Greece.


This will cause a massive trade blockage

You have the wrong reason here Arista. This is because Macron spoke out in defence of free speech after that teacher was beheaded. Many muslim countries have stopped selling french products in protest

Sure.
Macron wants French Speech

I only put Greece as there is War going on.
as a Ref.

backwards we are sliding

Seems very anti European either way. Still buying Chinese products I bet.

Yes China Products will take over the market
in Turkey.

they could do with some french perfume tbh

This is because the turk said marcon needs a mental check.

We need to crush all countries who boycott western goods

They're anti Muslim. .so where's the backlash for them?

Yes part of the battle
French products getting chucked in bins
is not nice

Why because they smell?... I see your 'the turk' comment too.

These could be seen as racist comments tbh...

Yes China has a Muslim Problem.


But it appears they can Fly into
Turkey with fresh Produce.

Used to be French stock.

Its childish.

Dont get me wrong, the french are stubborn, and Macron clearly has small gay man syndrome.

But I cannot and will not support these Muslim Islamist countries ganging up.

Because they are luxury items! of course i didnt mean they all smell.

Turk is someone from turkey.

No Kizzy


Turk :
a native or inhabitant of Turkey, or a person of Turkish descent.

Yes a legal Description

...why is this connected to Greece, it’s surely not...?...

Morocco calls Muhammad cartoons an 'act of provocation' as France urges Arab countries not to overreact...


Morocco has become the latest Arab nation to hit out at France after cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad were projected onto two French government buildings, calling it an “insulting act of provocation”.

The French government issued a statement at the weekend urging Arab countries to resist public calls for a boycott of French goods, as the row over the beheading of teacher Samuel Paty – and president Emmanuel Macron’s comments in the aftermath – continued to escalate.

On Sunday, Morocco in a statement called for France to stop “stoking resentment” and condemned the continuing publication of cartoons of the Prophet, saying that they reflect the “immaturity of their perpetrators”.

“Freedom of expression cannot, for any reason, justify the insulting provocation and the offence of the Muslim religion, which has more than two billion followers across the world. As much as it condemns all obscurantist and barbaric violence allegedly perpetrated in the name of Islam, the Kingdom of Morocco stands up against these abusive provocations of the sacredness of the Muslim religion,” said the statement.

Earlier this month, 47-year-old French teacher Paty was murdered by 18-year-old Abdoulakh A, who was later shot dead by the police. Paty was killed after he showed his students the caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad that were published in the French satirical weekly magazine Charlie Hebdo. In 2015, following the publishing of cartoons, 12 people were killed in an attack on the Paris office of Charlie Hebdo.

As the controversy grew after Paty’s death, last week those caricatures and Paty’s portrait were projected onto town halls in two cities, Montpellier and Toulouse, for several hours as part of a tribute to Paty.

French president Emmanuel Macron has already said that his country will not give up cartoons.

“We will not give in, ever. We respect all differences in a spirit of peace. We do not accept hate speech and defend reasonable debate. We will always be on the side of human dignity and universal values,” Macron tweeted.

However, France’s refusal to back down and support for the controversial cartoons has led to boycott of French products across many countries of the Arab world including Moracco, Kuwait, and Qatar.

BBC News reported that in Jordan, Qatar and Kuwait, supermarket shelves were stripped of French products. In Kuwait, a major retail union ordered a boycott of French goods. Social media was also abuzz with hashtags calling for the boycott of French products.

In a statement, France’s foreign affairs ministry said the calls to boycott French products are “baseless and should stop immediately, as well as all attacks against our country, which are being pushed by a radical minority.”

However, the controversy is far from over, and in some countries the backlash to France is being led from the top. Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan continued to attack Macron over the weekend, after saying he needs to have his mental health checked. France temporarily recalled its ambassador to Istanbul in protest.

"connected to Greece"


Its part of the Back story
up to now.

...the back story of the recent beheading of Samuel Paty..?...

Do you watch France 24 Arista?
I find it to be the best source for news given current world politics.

Yes France24HD is great.

This has nothing to do with greece, it's about arab countries protesting against free speech in France

Before that tragic Murder

Yes it is.

Part of the issue wih Turkey has to do with Greece. Both presidents don't get along.
But the free speech issue is what caused the latest "verbal war".
And you know what, we really don't care. French products are everywhere and Turkey isn't our biggest exchange partner anyway. k bye to them.

Other Middle East nations said the same, let's see if they do go through with it. They'll be the biggest losers out of it.