In it he called for a boycott … and tweeters: his words destroyed in minutes what they had built in years … a painful blow
Turkish media attacked the poet Prince Abdul Rahman bin Musaed bin Abdul Aziz in an organized campaign, extending from him personally and his patriotic stances, when he demanded in a tweet that he published on his account on the social networking site “Twitter” to boycott Turkish goods within the Saudi society, due to Ankara’s insulting of countries The Gulf in general, and Saudi Arabia in particular.
The media allied against the prince included paper and electronic newspapers, as well as television channels, which apparently agreed to launch an organized attack on Prince Abdul Rahman, who said in a tweet: “More than one newspaper and TV channel in Turkey attacks me and talks about me as if I am the reason. In the popular campaign to boycott Turkish goods. “
Addressing the Turkish people, the prince added, “Despite my great support for the campaign, it is a popular campaign that began with Saudis who love their country and supported them in it … The campaign is a result, so instead of attacking me, look at the reason, which is the policies and insults of your president,” referring to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan .
Prince Abdul Rahman bin Musaed called for a boycott of Turkish products, in response to a statement by Erdogan in which he said that the Turkish army is protecting the Gulf countries through Qatar.
Ibn Musaed republished a statement carried by the “BBC” channel about Erdogan, in which he said: “The Turkish army maintains the stability of the Gulf states through Qatar,” he said. Prince Abdul Rahman commented on this statement by saying: “Therefore, I call on everyone for a complete popular boycott of Turkish products in order to maintain the stability and strength of Turkey’s economy!”, As he put it.
Tweeters showed great solidarity with Prince Abdul Rahman, and denounced the Turkish attack on him, and emphasized that Prince Abdul Rahman and other Saudi and Gulf citizens have the right to defend their homelands against those who want to undermine their capabilities, and confirmed that they are lining up with Ibn Musaed against any campaign trying to undermine him.
The Chairman of the Council of Saudi Chambers of Commerce Ajlan Al-Ajlan tweeted on his official account on Twitter that boycotting Turkish products that include import, investment and tourism is the responsibility of every Saudi citizen, although the government or the Saudi authorities have not made any official statement about that.
The singer, Abdul Aziz Ahmed Baghlaf, addressed Prince Abdul Rahman, “How can you not, our beloved prince? You demolish your deadly pen in minutes what they have built in years … Greetings, thanks and appreciation from everyone for what you are doing, may God protect you.”
On the other hand, Musaed Al-Khamis said, “In short, if you were struck, he would be painful, and this is what Abu Faisal did. It is not strange for you. “
Hamid Al-Ali
Previously
2020-10-15
Turkish media attacked the poet Prince Abdul Rahman bin Musaed bin Abdul Aziz in an organized campaign, extending from him personally and his patriotic stances, when he demanded in a tweet that he published on his account on the social networking site “Twitter” to boycott Turkish goods within the Saudi society, due to Ankara’s insulting of countries The Gulf in general, and Saudi Arabia in particular.
The media allied against the prince included paper and electronic newspapers, as well as television channels, which apparently agreed to launch an organized attack on Prince Abdul Rahman, who said in a tweet: “More than one newspaper and TV channel in Turkey attacks me and talks about me as if I am the reason. In the popular campaign to boycott Turkish goods. “
Addressing the Turkish people, the prince added, “Despite my great support for the campaign, it is a popular campaign that began with Saudis who love their homeland and supported them in it … the campaign is a result, so instead of attacking me, look at the reason, which is the policies and insults of your president,” referring to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan .
Prince Abdul Rahman bin Musaed called for a boycott of Turkish products, in response to a statement by Erdogan in which he said that the Turkish army is protecting the Gulf countries through Qatar.
Ibn Musaed republished a statement carried by the “BBC” channel about Erdogan, in which he said: “The Turkish army maintains the stability of the Gulf states through Qatar,” he said. Prince Abdul Rahman commented on this statement by saying: “Therefore, I call on everyone for a complete popular boycott of Turkish products in order to preserve the stability and strength of Turkey’s economy,” as he put it.
Tweeters showed great solidarity with Prince Abdul Rahman, and denounced the Turkish attack on him, and emphasized that Prince Abdul Rahman and other Saudi and Gulf citizens have the right to defend their homelands against those who want to undermine their capabilities, and confirmed that they are lining up with Ibn Musaed against any campaign trying to undermine him.
The Chairman of the Council of Saudi Chambers of Commerce Ajlan Al-Ajlan tweeted on his official account on Twitter that boycotting Turkish products that include import, investment and tourism is the responsibility of every Saudi citizen, although the government or the Saudi authorities have not made any official statement about that.
The singer, Abdul Aziz Ahmed Baghlaf, addressed Prince Abdul Rahman, “How can you not, our beloved prince? You demolish your deadly pen in minutes what they have built in years … Greetings, thanks and appreciation from everyone for what you are doing, may God protect you.”
On the other hand, the singer, Musaed Al-Khamis, said, “In short, if you were struck, he would be painful, and this is what Abu Faisal did. It is not strange for you. “
02:14 AM
October 15, 2020 – Safar 28, 1442
03:41 PM
In it he called for a boycott … and tweeters: His words destroyed in minutes what they had built in years … a painful blow
Turkish media attacked the poet Prince Abdul Rahman bin Musaed bin Abdul Aziz in an organized campaign, extending from him personally and from his patriotic stances, when he demanded in a tweet that he published on his account on the social networking site “Twitter” to boycott Turkish goods within the Saudi society, due to Ankara’s attack on countries The Gulf in general, and Saudi Arabia in particular.
The media allied against the prince included paper and electronic newspapers, as well as television channels, which apparently agreed to launch an organized attack on Prince Abdul Rahman, who said in a tweet: “More than one newspaper and TV channel in Turkey attacks me and talks about me as if I am the reason. In the popular campaign to boycott Turkish goods. “
Addressing the Turkish people, the prince added, “Despite my great support for the campaign, it is a popular campaign that began with Saudis who love their homeland and supported them in it … the campaign is a result, so instead of attacking me, look at the reason, which is the policies and insults of your president,” referring to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan .
Prince Abdul Rahman bin Musaed called for a boycott of Turkish products, in response to a statement by Erdogan in which he said that the Turkish army is protecting the Gulf countries through Qatar.
Ibn Musaed re-published a statement on the “BBC” channel about Erdogan, in which he said: “The Turkish army maintains the stability of the Gulf countries through Qatar,” he said. Prince Abdul Rahman commented on this statement by saying: “Therefore, I call on everyone for a complete popular boycott of Turkish products in order to preserve the stability and strength of Turkey’s economy,” as he put it.
Tweeters showed great solidarity with Prince Abdul Rahman, and denounced the Turkish attack on him, and emphasized that Prince Abdul Rahman and other Saudi and Gulf citizens have the right to defend their homelands against those who want to undermine their capabilities, and confirmed that they are lining up with Ibn Musaed against any campaign trying to undermine him.
The Chairman of the Council of Saudi Chambers of Commerce Ajlan Al-Ajlan tweeted on his official account on Twitter that boycotting Turkish products that include import, investment and tourism is the responsibility of every Saudi citizen, although the government or the Saudi authorities have not made any official statement about that.
The singer, Abdul Aziz Ahmed Baghlaf, addressed Prince Abdul Rahman, “How can you not, our beloved prince? You demolish your deadly pen in minutes what they have built in years … Greetings, thanks and appreciation from everyone for what you are doing, may God protect you.”
On the other hand, the singer, Musaed Al-Khamis, said, “In short, if you were struck, he would be painful, and this is what Abu Faisal did. It is not strange for you. “
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