Turkey condemned the words of prospective candidates President of the United States (U.S.) Republican Rick Perry in his campaign. Perry said that Turkey should be kicked out of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) because the country was led by terrorists.
In addition to call Turkey as a terrorist state, Perry rate, the U.S. does not need to provide assistance to Turkey.
Turkish Foreign Ministry said the words of Perry's highly inappropriate and do not have clear evidence. Turkey even the judge, the U.S. does not need to support candidates who do not appreciate its allies.
Besides Turkey, the U.S. State Department also did not seem to agree with the statement that the Texas governor who flung in the campaign in South Carolina.
"We strongly condemn the words of Perry. Turkey joined NATO at the time governor of Texas was still two years old. Turkey provides an important contribution to the history of NATO and we were fighting terrorism," said Turkish Foreign Ministry, as quoted by the Associated Press, Wednesday (18 / 1 / 2012).
Foreign Ministry spokesman Mark Toner also described the U.S. as a U.S. ally Turkey and NATO security partner. The U.S. also considers Turkey as a country that dared to oppose all forms of violence in Syria and Uncle Sam even assess Turkey as a democratic Islamic state.
Perry is one of the prospective U.S. presidential candidate who did not garner the support of many in the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary. Texas Governor seems to have to fight it out in South Carolina.
Today, Mitt Romney, former governor of Massachusetts would appear to be the most superior candidates. Often referred to himself even as one who could beat President Barack Obama.KOMPAS
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