>>81447360
Time to redpill /pol/ against the final anime villain of Islam, Fethullah "More Evil Than Erdogan" Gülen:

PART I:


>He isn't a religious threat. He is a political threat.

>Religiously he is moderate Hanafi Islam (like most of Turkey).

>Politically he has thousands of schools worldwide elementary schools, high school and universities. Everywhere. From Russia, to Africa, from USA to Central Asian Turkics.

>Nationalists used to like him because he taught Turkish in these thousands of schools.

>AKP conservatives liked him because he is supposedly "religious".

>Secularists never liked him.

>In late 90s a couple of loose cannon generals said "he is the greatest threat to Turkish secularism". People were like "WTF LOL TINFOIL GENERALS". Within 2-3 years those generals were either retired, or conveniently denied promotion.

>Around 2001 our huge economic crisis struck. Gulen moved to Pennsylvania. People claimed he was a CIA asset, but who gives a shit, thousands of CIA assets in Turkey and abroad.

>When AKP was elected by a fair election, they had around 37% of the vote where no other party came close.

>Gülenist Cemaat (Denomination) supported them.

>Suddenly state prosecutors, supposed "secularist"s began bringing huge trials to court. It was during 2006 that the Ergenekon trials began. A golden generation of officers, cadets who were educated in Harvard and interned in West Point, truly western brigh men and women, were blamed with "coup plots".

>Most secular Turks knew it was bullshit. Trials went on...

>But Turkish law states that if an officer has a trial that goes on more than the duration of their promotions, they must be retired.

>These Turkish officers, brightest of the bright were retired because these sleeper prosecutors delayed the court results.

>Within that 4 years, the Balyoz bullshit trials began. It's now apparent that Gülenist prosecutors were a serious threat. They were ravaging the secular establishment without a care.

There will be a New coup in a couple of months time and this time it will be succesful

>>81447360

PART II:

>Erdogan was enjoying the fun. His polls were increasing. Understand that Erdogan is a local threat. He just want to be the bestest leader of his electorate forever and ever, he's a guy who wants an evangelical legacy.

>AKP be like 'awesome finally those militaristic muh Turan soldiers are being fucked like we once were under Ataturk'

>During Balyoz Trials higher up Generals were jailed. This time it was fucking huge. Four stars, three stars, previously untouchables. Special Forces command, Frogmen Colonels who were the apple in the eye of the military.

>Keep in mind these soldiers were active duty badasses. PKK-slayers, best of the best. The generals were desktop men yes, but these newly jailed guys were actual fighting men, valuable assets not to be fucked with.

>Some smart AKP think tanks, not durka but not secular either start warning 'WTF how can Gülenists have this much furtive power?' I wonder who they'll fuck next?

>AKP government and Erdogan decide to check their power, but beginning to shut down schools belonging to international or philantropy foundations, a grassroots foundation of Gülenist influence.

>the Gülenist denomination is "Do not do it we are brothers, cmoooon"

>AKP persists trying to see if this tumor is malignnant.

>Within 3 months Gülenist prosecutors begin a huge corruption case versus Erdogan and AKP. Some are true, most is bullshit. Damning stuff, but nothing Hillary or Cheney wouldn't do.

>Gezi protests begin. Gülenist police start doing EXTREMELY disproportionate blowback to young Ataturkist protestors.

>Busted heads, blinded protestors, shot and murdered Alawite secular youth.

>Erdogan suddenly is perceived as a brutal guy who ordered the death of hipster occupy kids. Even though the police were under Gulen command.

>People rise up to the corruption. To Erdogan """"bullying"""", everybody now hates AKP aside from their base, opinion polls fall to 35%, lowest since 2002.

>>81447360

PART III:

>AKP starts weeding out Gülenist prosecutors who resist.

>It's a clusterfuck now. Nobody knows who's secular, who's AKP populist religious, who's truly dangerous Gülenist religious cultist.

> Turkey is a Cthulhu nightmare where nobody trusts anybody.

> Erdogan vows to weed out the Gülenist influence. He appoints the first powerful Chief of General Staff in years. His name is Hulusi Akar.

> Akar is a Turkmen Secular guy who is the top of his class and a pragmatist. He is loved by the Turkish military industrial complex because he is a technocrat, wants Turkey to manufacture own tanks own planes and one day, own engines .

>Erdogan and Hulusi Akar, cozy up to Koc, a secular laissez faire Turkish family richest Turks in the world.

>Erdogan, as a concession first in his life, agrees to exonerate all unfairly jailed secular officers, and soften his line on religious politics.

>Gülen, now realizing he's in dire straits, because Erdogan has allied with secular establishment, goes all out.

>Gülenist officers order the Russian plane to be shot down, to distract from the prosecutions and cleansing of Gülenist prosecutors, judges, educators and officers within EVERYWHERE like cancer.

>Russia-Turkey shit puts Erdogan and Davutoglu in deep shit. Big deep shit.

>Erdogan decides to sacrifice career of his friend and mentor, Davutoglu to placate Russia.

>Gülen realizes that huge prosecutions are incoming and on July 19 2016 cases would be brought to court against Gülenist infiltration of the Turkish state.

>Almost all of the Gülenist extreme officers within Turkish Army, around 120 of them, with around 400 NCOs, try to force AKP hand towards a civil war.

>They used secularist Ataturk lover jargon to appear like a real secular coup.

>2 heroic generals Zekai Aksakalli and Umit Dundar, somehow make it to their barracks to stop printed orders claiming this is the entire Army doing a coup.

>Hulusi Akar, Chief of General Staff held hostage.

NEVER REPLY TO ERDOSHILLS

I'm not sure if you realize but to us you're all just turkroaches

>>81447360

FINAL PART:

>Zekai Aksakalli, who is the four star general of the Special Forces issues statement within first hour of coup, he says that 99% of the Army is against this bullshit coup.

>Army rallies and begins defying orders.

>Gülenist officers, 12 Brigadier generals, 10 colonels and numerous lesser officers are caught with their dick in hand.

>They panic, bombing the parliament and trying to kill equally bullshit durkas who are protesting the coup upon Erdogan's Facetime picture.

> An NCO with the name of Ömer Halisdemir, Special Forces Sergeant, shoots the pinpoint field leader of the bullshit coup, a Gülenist brigadier General named Semih Terzi. He is immediately killed by Terzi's henchmen. If Ömer Halisdemir hadn't done this, orders would have been issued by the Gülenist bullshit machine to hundreds of other regiments. Weeks of blood would follow. Ömer Halisdemir is a name that should be remembered (pic related).

> Gülen's plan falls to shambles because the impossibility that seculars, consevatives and nationalists all defy the coup happens.

>We are saved because Gülen couldn't predict that his men would fuck up so bad, because ironically, were ill educated because of Gülenist purges of the military and cronyist favoritism.

The good guys have barely won. Ataturk's ideals may have permanently been extinguished.

For once in his misbegotten existence Erdogan served his country by prosecuting this ruthless, robotic Gülenist scum.

Fear them America, they are now in your midst. They fund ADL, they fund BLM, they fund Shillary. Gülen is a force that is beyond most of your thinkers to overcome. Fear him.

OH MY GOD WE DONT CARE
ONE OF YOU JUST KEEP THE COUNTRY STABLE SHIT

>>81447941
NEVER REPLY TO GULENGOONS AND THEIR CONSPIRACY THEORIES

>>81447360
My problem with his is how connected he and his NGO are tied to the Clintons.
With the prospect of a Clinton-controlled president of Turkey under a Clinton presidency, I can see why the Russians tipped off Erdogan to put a stop to it.

>>81448648
wow, word salad.
Always proof read. Don't drink and shitpost.
>My problem with him is how connected he and his NGO are to the Clintons.

>>81448093
interesting, thanks
where to look for more analysis like this?