"A Turkish diaspora is emerging in the US, which is a unified voice against injustice, that reacts bravely and defends its cause. TASC Vice President Israfil Demir said he was proud that the Turkish-American community raised its voice against the defamation campaign by FETO members. "When they realized the determination of Turkish society, they removed the ad," he said. Mutlu said he told the company that the ad would hurt the Turkish community in the US and they would file a lawsuit if the company did not remove it. They only broadcast the ad as a commercial enterprise," he said. "They told us they were not aware of these. In addition to the reactions of hundreds of Turkish people, Mutlu said the TASC also reached out to the managers of the advertising company and informed them about the terror group's activities and its coup attempt in Turkey. Speaking to Anadolu Agency, TASC Co-Chairman Halil Mutlu said the ad outraged the Turkish-American community, who he said flooded the advertising company with emails and phone calls. The anti-Turkey ad, broadcast on a screen in Times Square, prompted the Turkish-American National Steering Committee (TASC) and members of the Turkish-American community to protest. A defamation campaign advertisement by members of the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO) against Turkey has been removed in New York City after backlash from the Turkish community.
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