Saturday, July 16, 2016

“Failed Military Coup” In Turkey Is Just Another False Flag

“Failed Military Coup” In Turkey Is Just Another False Flag Attack By Turkish President Erdogan To Consolidate His Power And Create A Neo-Ottoman Islamic Super State

Andrew Bieszad

I have to give credit where it is due- this false flag military coup in Turkey was a brilliant move by the Sultan aspirant Turkish President Erdogan at consolidating his power and furthering his goal of creating a neo-Ottoman Islamic super state.

No, I do not believe this military coup was an organic uprising. This entire situation stinks of a set-up at the highest levels of the Turkish government.
These are the undeniable facts about the current world stiuation:
-President Erdogan wants to revive the Caliphate and declare himself a new Ottoman sultan. We have covered this extensively at Shoebat.com, and his actions clearly bear this out.
-President Erdogan is loved by his people- Islam is on the rise in Turkey, and the people are becoming more religious as they are also rallying around Erdogan, while the policy of “secularism” brought in under Ataturk has been in decline
-More than just Merkel and Erdogan, but Germany and Turkey are historical allies since 1453. They worked together in the Protestant Reformation, World War I, World War II, and against the influence of the Catholic Church in Europe.
-Turkey and Russia are historical enemies, and Russo-Turkish relations are at a historic low. The Russian government’s sanctions against Turkey have destroyed the Turkish economy and Turkey is desperate to recover.
-Germany wants a war with Russia because, as we have discussed at Shoebat.com, it is trying to reassert its imperial past, and part of that includes conquering territories it has fought over against Russia since at least the year 1190.

Looking at these facts, and because there were still a lot of details that were not clear, I also had a series of questions about this coup:
-Who was behind the coup?
-What is the end goal of the coup?
-What is President Erdogan saying and doing?
-What is Russia saying?
-What is Germany saying?
-What is the public response to the coup?
-What is the government’s response?
-What is the military’s response?
-What is anybody else saying or doing in reference to this coup?

Looking at all of the information, and given the obscurity of data, it became clear that until some of these questions were answered, at least in part, it would not be possible to get a clearer look at the situation and assess what is really happening. But as an initial analysis, I had two possible scenarios.
The first scenario assumes that the coup was truly an act of the military against the government. This could be organized by solely the military, or it could be “influenced” by either the Germans or the Russians. Each group would have competing interests for why they would do it, but the point would be in any case to get control over Turkey in order to use that nation for a greater geopolitical end.
The second scenario is that the coup was a false flag event- it would be the government using the military to attack itself designed by nothing other than Erdogan himself. The goal would be to give the appearance of a rebellion, orchestrated at the hands of a few expendable officers, after which the coup would be violently crushed and Erdogan would re-emerged as a “victorious leader” around which people would rally. This would allow him to consolidate his power, purge his enemies with public support, and further his Islamist visions.
As the day passed, the events of the coup went as follows with an approximate timeline:
-1200 News emerges that a military coup is taking place in Turkey
-2000 Turkish government confirms a coup in taking place
-2030 Erodgan reported as being safe, several military officers supposedly taken “hostage”
-2100 Turkish government seized media outlets
-2130 Turkish government says it is still in power, tells people to “protest” the coup, says the coup will be stopped
-2200 Turkish government blames the Gulen movement for the coup
-2315 Gulen movement denies involvement
-2345 Turkey blames Gulen movement again
-0100 Crowds greet a “victorious” President Erdogan as he “bravely” returns to Turkey and encourages Turkish solidarity

This was all I needed to make my conclusions, because with this short timeline, one can observe the following-
1) An entire military coup went from start to fail in scarcely 12 hours. Military coups often times last for at the very least days, and many times can take weeks or even months. And this entire coup is over in barely half a day? Very suspicious.
2) The people are rising up and defeating the soldiers. In a real military coup, anybody who opposes the coup is violently destroyed. They do not allow the vulgar masses to rise up and crush them like what happened today in Turkey, but they rather do what happened at Tiananmen Square in China in 1989- the military just runs over the protestors and keeps going.
3) After the “coup,” Erdogan’s supporters rushed to him and rallied around him as he suddenly “emerges victorious” and promises to make Turkey stronger and better and purge his enemies. As expected, in a pattern often reproduced in many false flag attacks, the “victorious underdog” Erdogan has now become the “winner” that everybody looks to and will support his decisions without questioning them.
4) Erdogan blamed the Gulen movement consistently for the coup. This was the absolute dead give away. We have reported on Shoebat.com that Erdogan has been caught attempting false flag attacks against the Gulen movement, including the faked assassination attempt of his own son, because they are a hindrance to his Ottoman dream. The Gulen movement is not good, as it is Islamist. However, it is an obstacle to Erdogan, and he has wanted Gulen’s influence destroyed since at least 2013. The issue here, just with the ousting of Ahmet Davutoglu, is about Erdogan’s power- he wants no obstacle whatsoever to his ascendancy to the Caliphate.

Erdogan has already encouraged people to call him god as well as the new great leader of the Muslim world. But to make sure this new candidate for the antichrist has no competition to his self-proclaimed divinity, he has had to resort to the tactics of devils to purge all opposition.
Nice try Erdogan, but we see through you and we know your end game.

Turkey Coup - False Flag

Critics Raise False Flag After Failed Military Coup In Turkey

Some users on social media explained why they believed the Turkish president knew about Friday's failed military coup

By Brian Patrick Byrne, Adi Cohen and Jacob Steinblatt

To many people watching the stunning events in Turkey overnight, the coup was nothing but ‘theater’ designed to strengthen President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s hand.
By early Saturday morning, Erdoğan was insisting “the government is in control.” At least 90 people are dead, and more than 1,100 were wounded during the coup attempt that captivated the world late Friday night. Members of Turkey’s army tried to seize control by attacking intelligence and parliament buildings. CNN Turk said the military blocked two major bridges in Istanbul.
President Erdoğan had been on vacation in southern Turkey when events unfolded, reported The Guardian, and returned early Saturday. He said in a public statement after arriving at Ataturk airport: “Those who stain the military’s reputation must leave. The process has started today and it will continue just as we fight other terrorist groups.” The Guardian also reported that 120 people involved in the attempted coup had been arrested.
His critics online didn’t buy it.
Translation: He played the victim again. Enjoy the coup, it’s opened the path for his presidency.

On subreddit r/Turkey, some insisted the coup attempt was a false flag. One user claimed Erdoğan allowed the coup to happen so it could lead to him exerting greater control. “If he was positive that it was only a relatively small portion of the military, he could have allowed it to happen, thus exposing any officers opposed to him and giving him an excuse to both restructure the military with loyal members and grant himself more executive powers as President to combat disorder.”
Some Twitter users shared a similar sentiment. “False flag successful: Now Erdoğan will do whatever he wants to end his transformation of Turkey into a Muslim Brotherhood state,” one user claimed.
Erdoğan described the coup as “a gift from God,” and that he was now in a position to remove “members of the gang” from the military, ABC News reported. The coup attempt took place weeks before Turkey’s annual meeting of its military.
The president blamed the coup in part on Fetullah Gulen, an Islamic spiritual leader living in exile in Pennsylvania. Erdoğan, once allied with Gulen, now repeatedly accuses the cleric of using his power to undermine his leadership.
One pro-Gulenist told Vocativ: “Everyone is OK for now, but nobody knows what’s happening right now. Is it a real military coup or a false flag operation by the government to increase its vote playing the ‘defender of democracy’?” One U.S.-based pro-Gulenist group released a statement Saturday condemning criticism of their leader, stating: “Comments by pro-Erdogan circles about the movement are highly irresponsible.”
Another Reddit user based doubts on the apparent failure of the military faction to carry out a series of steps “absolutely critical for its success,” including apprehending high-ranking members of parliament, seizing “important” buildings, taking control of the media, and also based on their claim on their belief that “Erdoğan was super calm.” They added: “Either people who attempted this coup are legit retards or this is false flag.”
Another called out the time of the staged coup as evidence that it was fake. “Coups are done at 5:00 for a reason—everyone’s asleep and no one can react until it’s all over. This one was done literally at prime time 21:30.”
Erdoğan, who leads an Islamist cabinet, has been president of Turkey since 2003. He has faced increasing pressure from dissenters due to the Kurdish insurgency in the south-east, and a mounting string of terrorist attacks claimed by ISIS.