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Monday, May 20, 2013

Kerry poses for photo-op with father of Mavi Marmara terrorist

This is the photo Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu tweeted showing Secretary of State John Kerry, himself and according to Hurriyet Daily News, Ahmet Doğan in the center (Photo via Twitter, May 17, 2013)
US Secretary of State John FN Kerry posed for a photo opportunity with Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu and Ahmet Dogan, the father of one of the Mavi Marmara - IHH terrorists.
Last week, TheBlaze reported that Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan invited the father of one of the radical Islamist activists killed on the 2010 Gaza flotilla to join the official entourage on his visit to the U.S. last week. And while sources familiar with lat week’s visit told TheBlaze that the father did not enter the White House or meet President Obama to deliver a personal letter about his son, according to the Turkish foreign minister’s Twitter account Secretary of State John Kerry did meet with the father and even posed for a photo with him.
The Turkish news site Hurriyet Daily News reports that Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu arranged the breakfast meeting Friday where he, the father (Ahmet Doğan) and Kerry were present. Doğan reportedly updated Kerry on the “pending trial of Israeli soldiers involved in the” flotilla incident.
According to Davutoglu, Kerry promised to give the letter to Obama. 

Who says that the Obama administration isn't accommodating to terrorists?

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1 Comments:

At 11:38 AM, Blogger josef said...

How EVIL!!!!!. I find it hard to believe the direction of the US since Barak Husein came to power.
Hardly anyone speaks out, regardless to what gets done.
There is one exception, it is Israel.
This country isn't even allowed to defend itself. I hope that this country will stop to give in to the demands of the Turks.
They should start and clean up the wrongdoings, the genocide on the Armenians, than they perhaps have a right to point a finger.

 

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