Turkish PM protested with ‘one minute’ remark during speech at Finnish business forum

November 06 2013 15:40:29

Turkish PM protested with ‘one minute’ remark during speech at Finnish business forum

FINLAND

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A woman was forcibly removed from a session of the Turkey-Finland Business Forum earlier today for attempting to protest Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

The woman shouted Erdoğan’s famous remark “one minute,” but members of the audience in the conference room started to clap their hands to drown out the protester’s voice.

The prime minister’s bodyguards immediately used force to drag the woman out of the room as Erdoğan continued his speech after the applause ended.

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