United States | Notice of Expulsion

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THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE​

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PUBLIC​

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TO: Zeki Eker, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Turkey ( Axis12 )
CC: Devlet Bahçeli, President of the Republic of Turkey
The Turkish Ambassador to the United States​

FROM: Jackson Fitzgerald, Secretary of State of the United States of America

Minister Eker,

Per General Assembly Resolution: "Resolution for International Relations", this is the United States Government's official notice to the Republic of Turkey that the Turkish Ambassador to the United States, all Turkish diplomatic staff in the United States, all staff of the Turkish embassy and consulates in the United States, and any relatives who may (by extension) have a diplomatic VISA to reside in America are all hereby Persona Non Grata. The Republic of Turkey's privilege to operate an embassy or any diplomatic mission or institution in the United States of America is hereby revoked. The aforementioned individuals have 48 hours to leave the United States, after which time their diplomatic immunity will expire.

This message also serves as notice that the United States is ending its diplomatic mission to the Republic of Turkey.

Regards,

Jackson Fitzgerald
Secretary of State
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The Diplomatic Security Service and the U.S. Marshals Service would offer the Turkish Embassy any assistance it needed in bringing to and from the airport to have them leave the United States. During this intervening time, the FBI, DSS, and D.C. Police would maintain an active presence outside of the Embassy to protect it and ensure that no one in the embassy attempted to go anywhere other than to the airport. Patrol vehicles would be on the standby to escort any vehicle that left the embassy.

 

[Axis12]

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FOREIGN AFFAIRS ADMINISTRATION OF TURKEY, 2000

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To:	Jackson Fitzgerald, Secretary of State of the United States of America, Odinson
From:	Zeki Eker, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Turkey

Security Classification- Top Secret-Encrypted by NIO L5+

Sent: January, 1999

Secretary of State Jackson Fitzgerald,

Good Evening and thank you for your Message Mr. Fitzgerald, we have already begun the process of recalling our diplomats to Turkey via government aircraft. It is unfortunate that the United States has not chosen the path of Diplomacy and prosperity for all. An Example of this is when your government did not reply to our requests for correspondence that were ignored months ago which could of ensured events such as these would not happen and American and Turkish Ties could still be friendly and agreeable. America’s actions bring with it the influence of a major portion of the international community and this will lead to an unnecessary and unacceptable to the responses by foreign powers so we must respond equally and just as harsh. As of Midnight Tonight, Turkey is hereby declaring any remaining American Citizens or American Decendents with Turkish Citizenship that are still residing in the Republic of Turkey illegal and these citizens will be detained and prosecuted for illegally residing within Turkey. The estimated 1,200 Americans are unfortunately paying for their government’s rash and inappropriate actions and will be released when the United States declares that it will stop any and all intervention into the Middle East and allow Turkey to Conduct it’s affairs how it wants to and to the benefit of it’s people. I hope you understand and wish you the best.


Regards,
Zeki Eker
Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Turkey

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Meanwhile a government A340PA2 would arrive in Washington D.C. After getting American approval and pick up essential staff for a flight back to Turkey. It would return within 20 hours to pick up non-essential staff who were destroying sensitive documents.
Meanwhile Americans registered as Turkish citizens would be detained and put in local prisons and Jails though accommodations would be much better than those of the Jews or Kurds.