Reader comment: Watchman, thanks! Here is the prayer I had posted on the youtube channel that they removed, since I was afraid for these military men:
Dear Lord, please intervene in this situation. Raise up the prayers for these 1500 airmen. May they turn to You, Lord, and as King Jehoshaphat did, pray to You for deliverance from Turkey's apparent betrayal to the USA. Just as King Jehoshaphat prayed, he did not know what to do, but his eyes were on You, please cause these Americans held apparently hostage, to pray to You in the same way, with humility. May You, Lord, answer, and come to their rescue. Lord, cause the American people to claim shame on our government and our media for hiding this news from the American people. May our politicians repent and journalists, too, from their wickedness and please, Lord, do not let this be another Benghazi event. Please use this evil for good, in bringing many people to Yourself, as they see that to trust in mankind is to be cursed, but to trust in You, is to be blessed (Jeremiah 17). Have mercy on these service men and may they see Your faithfulness and power, so that many will see and fear and will trust in the Lord (Psalm 40). In Jesus Christ's name I pray, hoping others will be praying in agreement so Your hand brings forth truth and salvation to thousands. Amen.
UPDATE: (Just as we predicted, Incirlik would be made an issue.) The saga surrounding the Turkish Incirlik air base, which is not only the headquarters to the US 39th Air Base Wing but also vaults over 50 B1 nuclear bombs, and is critical to all US missions not only against ISIS but the entire middle east continues. Moments ago, Turkey's state-run news agency says seven prosecutors, charged with investigating a foiled coup, have entered the Incirlik Air Base.
On Saturday, Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said
that Turkish airspace was closed due to the coup attempt in the country. US (lame stream)media reported that the Incirlik base in southern Turkey has been left without
electricity and local authorities prevented movement to and from the base. (psyops) Air
operations from the base have also been suspended. On Sunday, the US-led
coalition resumed flights from the Incirlik airbase.
The former commander of the base was accused by Ankara of
involvement in the attempted coup. The United States (allegedly) rejected the asylum
application of Gen. Bekir Ercan Van.
In July 2015, Turkey agreed to open up Incirlik to US
manned and unmanned aircraft to conduct anti-terror operations in Syria against ISIS.
Friends, keep in mind Turkey plays a huge role in the Ezekiel 38 prophecy and that Erdogan recently sought rapprochement with Israel. This was a warm up coup against Erdogan. Erdogan and Turkey are next on O'bomber's hit list, Turkey is the next nation to be de-stabilized by our evil government. We de-stabilized Iraq, Syria, Libya and Ukraine and we tried to de-stabilize Egypt and failed. Europe is being de-stabilized via refugee immigration caused by our war in Syria and Libya.
Below Turkish imam Adnan Oktar with Yahuda Glick, both are playing huge roles in rebuilding the Jewish Temple.
Fundamentalist, radical imam Fethullah Gulen, pictured below, has "resided" (Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania) in the United States since 1998. He founded the "Gulen Gang" and seeks to impose fundamentalism upon Turkey. Some say the "Gulen Gang" is a CIA front organization.
Gulen is the most influential imam in the U.S. Imam Gulen has a $25 billion empire. He was forced to flee to America where he lives in seclusion as an alleged “prisoner in exile”. While his followers rob the American tax payers and operate the largest network of Charter Schools in America. A whistle blower said Gulen is infiltrating U.S. schools with Islam. Read the article below about Gulen's charter schools in the U.S. Friends, our tax dollars being are being funneled to Gulen, a human rights abuser.
"n dollar global empire of schools, media outlets and Islamic cultural centers. Once again, we see international racketeering in action while O'bomber and Killary look the other way.
Erdogan wants Gulen deported from the U.S. and says the Turkish coup was orchestrated in the U.S.
Gulen is our contemporary CIA political refugee imam. You will recall Ayatollah Khomeini lived in France prior to seizing power in Iran. Patriots, we have seen this play book before.
James Corbett and Sibel Edmonds predicted last year, the "deep state" coup against Erdogan. The coup finally materialized last weekend........was this the "night of rage" the Illuminati hinted at?
So what are we to make of the attempted Turkish putsch?
Was it a warning to Erdogan that he better play ball with the CIA and NATO or else?
Was this merely a trial run for the real CIA/NATO/Gulenist coup yet to come?
What role do the Turkish people play in all of this?
Did Mossad, Israel or Egypt tip off Erdogan the coup was coming?
James Corbett, Sibel Edmonds and Spiro Skouras discuss the situation in Turkey in the video below.
Our lame stream media will say "what about our nuclear weapons at Incirlike air base in Turkey?" 42 helicopters are missing from Incirlik!!!!!!! How many nukes are missing? What if ISIS gets hold of our nukes there? This is the picture our "lame stream" media will paint against Erdogan.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxpuotIMlY0
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Mullah Gulen is in the U.S. and his Erdogan's main opponent. He is not a U.S. citizen and he is a "mole" and an Islamist terrorist. Once again we see the Clinton and Obama crime teams at work with Mullah Gulen. The Gulen Foundations and the Clinton Foundation work together.
Robert Amsterdam, whose law firm the
Foreign Ministry was hired to provide legal assistance in Turkey’s fight
against the Gülen Movement, said the organization threatens Turkey, the U.S.
and democracy in general.
Keep in mind, charter schools curricula are not controlled like other schools.
The mafia-like network created by the Gülen Movement is a threat
to the U.S. and all democracies, a lawyer providing legal assistance to
Turkey's global investigation against the Gülen Movement said. Speaking to
Daily Sabah, Robert Amsterdam, a founding partner of the law firm Amsterdam
& Partners LLP, claimed that Fethullah Gülen has created a false-flag
movement in the U.S., representing a great danger to any democracy. Amsterdam
said: "The idea that the Americans are now trying internationally to go
against corruption like [that in] FIFA, as an American I have to say, it
involves a very high level of hypocrisy. Rather than studying FIFA in Zurich,
they should be studying Gülen in Pennsylvania."
Above, Robert Amsterdam (R) and Daily Sabah's Fatih Şemsettin Işık
He said that the "criminal" organization does not attempt to hide its crimes, which he claimed indicates they have some immunity, and Gülenists could only have attained such immunity with help from within the U.S., he alleged. "I believe that the deep state exists in the U.S. just as it does in Turkey, and you would have to be blind to think that Mr. Gülen has not had help from the American deep state. You would also have to say to the American government that their support of Gülen violates the sovereignty of Turkey."
Gülen, the retired imam who leads the Gülen Movement, is
among Turkey's most-wanted criminals, with the country exerting tremendous
effort to obtaining an international arrest warrant for him. He lives in a
compound owned by his movement in Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania. Ankara is seeking
to secure his extradition from the U.S.
Turkey took the illegal activities of the Gülen Movement to the international platform in the U.S. last year. Amsterdam announced his law firm's assistance in the investigation at a press conference in Washington on Oct. 26, 2015. The investigation includes issues ranging from attempts to oust the elected government to illegally collecting funds for its U.S. charter schools (madrasas). The movement's first school was established in Ohio in 1999, and currently the Gülen Movement operates 140 charter schools in 26 U.S. states.
The activities and operations of the Gülen Movement in the U.S. and Turkey have been scrutinized by a number of American media outlets that question the movement's motives, opacity and why the U.S. government is providing refuge to Gülen, who is currently facing numerous charges in his native Turkey, including treason and an extradition request.
Cancellation of Gülen's Green Card possible.
Amsterdam also stated that although the matter of Gülen's extradition is an issue between the two sovereign countries of Turkey and the U.S., Gülen's residency might be cancelled by the end of the investigation. "It is very possible [that his green card will be cancelled], and there are many ways. For instance, during the hearing for his green card, he was accepted into the U.S. as an educator because he had sponsored these schools. After he got his green card, he said he had nothing to do with these schools."
Amsterdam argued that despite the evidence from all the FBI investigations, Gülen schools still receive tuition: "In Oklahoma, California and Georgia, while they have been closed in various states, the state auditor has documented fraud, and yet it still goes on. You need to understand that Gülen has over 150 schools in the U.S., and they all lie every day saying that they are not Gülen schools." He added that the law firm has 50 pages of documented evidence regarding their complaint in California regarding Magnolia Charter Schools, and their complaint in Texas regarding Harmony Charter Schools. "This is very important for people here in Turkey to understand. We do not use adjectives, we have facts," Amsterdam said.
Charter schools linked to the Gülen Movement in the U.S. are already facing several probes by the FBI in four states, although the FBI remains quiet regarding the process of the probes, reportedly focused on improper business practices by the charter school chains, the largest of their kind in the country. Several schools affiliated with the movement have already closed.
Last week, Robert Mariani, a judge for the Middle District of Pennsylvania, dismissed a case regarding the Tahşiyeciler, a branch of the Nur Movement whose members were labeled terrorists and imprisoned on false evidence by suspected Gülen Movement-linked police officers and prosecutors.
Regarding Mariani's ruling, Amsterdam said it has nothing to do with his law firm's investigation and is a separate issue. "The court did not consider any facts; it was simply a jurisdictional issue as to whether the U.S. could hear this case involving human rights abuses. What was amazing to people in the U.S. was that Gülen [Movement] committed human rights violations in Turkey. The court basically said you should try the case in Turkey."
Gülen plays with US political system like a chess master.
Regarding Gülen's political influence in the U.S., he said Gülen takes a percentage of the salaries of Turkish teachers at his schools and distributes it to American politicians, systematically buying influence.
"He attempts to co-opt the politicians, they constantly try to get photo opportunities where congressmen or other political actors will take pictures at schools or will go on trips to Turkey, so that they can increase their influence. Congress is currently investigating those trips."
In addition to those trips, Amsterdam said Gülen makes political contributions seeking influence and gives awards to influential people – such as Hillary Clinton, the mayor of Toronto, the wife of Jacob Zuma – seeking to co-opt them to play "like a grand master chess player, which makes one wonder how a foreign imam could know the U.S. system so well."
Previously, prominent Gülenist figures, including İhsan Yılmaz, a political science professor, slammed Amsterdam's Jewish background on his Twitter account while also criticizing the Turkish state for hiring a "Jewish" lawyer.
Lawyer Sıddık Filiz, who is also affiliated with the Gülen Movement, criticized the government for hiring a Jewish lawyer conflating Zionism as a political ideology and Judaism as a religion.
Adem Yavuz Arslan, who works as the Washington correspondent of Gülenist Bugün daily, claimed that he was standing up against "oppressorism" in reference to President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, for giving the nation's money to "Jewish lawyers" to close down Gülen schools.
Commenting on these attacks, Amsterdam said: "In the U.S., Gülen tries to portray himself as a friend of Israel and a friend of the Jewish people. This is not true. A blog by a Harvard professor named Dani Rodrik clearly sets outs Gülen's anti-Semitic writings in Turkish, which never appeared in English."
Amsterdam stressed that the group has a hidden agenda and portrays themselves in the West as oppressed victims of the Turkish regime. "Zaman is portrayed as a major opposition paper. People in Turkey don't think of Zaman as an opposition paper, but rather as a mouthpiece of Gülen. But in the West, it is presented as if it is connected to an opposition political party. Gülen operates under the surface. It is not a political party. There is no accountability and their political activities are completely hidden."
Turkey took the illegal activities of the Gülen Movement to the international platform in the U.S. last year. Amsterdam announced his law firm's assistance in the investigation at a press conference in Washington on Oct. 26, 2015. The investigation includes issues ranging from attempts to oust the elected government to illegally collecting funds for its U.S. charter schools (madrasas). The movement's first school was established in Ohio in 1999, and currently the Gülen Movement operates 140 charter schools in 26 U.S. states.
The activities and operations of the Gülen Movement in the U.S. and Turkey have been scrutinized by a number of American media outlets that question the movement's motives, opacity and why the U.S. government is providing refuge to Gülen, who is currently facing numerous charges in his native Turkey, including treason and an extradition request.
Cancellation of Gülen's Green Card possible.
Amsterdam also stated that although the matter of Gülen's extradition is an issue between the two sovereign countries of Turkey and the U.S., Gülen's residency might be cancelled by the end of the investigation. "It is very possible [that his green card will be cancelled], and there are many ways. For instance, during the hearing for his green card, he was accepted into the U.S. as an educator because he had sponsored these schools. After he got his green card, he said he had nothing to do with these schools."
Amsterdam argued that despite the evidence from all the FBI investigations, Gülen schools still receive tuition: "In Oklahoma, California and Georgia, while they have been closed in various states, the state auditor has documented fraud, and yet it still goes on. You need to understand that Gülen has over 150 schools in the U.S., and they all lie every day saying that they are not Gülen schools." He added that the law firm has 50 pages of documented evidence regarding their complaint in California regarding Magnolia Charter Schools, and their complaint in Texas regarding Harmony Charter Schools. "This is very important for people here in Turkey to understand. We do not use adjectives, we have facts," Amsterdam said.
Charter schools linked to the Gülen Movement in the U.S. are already facing several probes by the FBI in four states, although the FBI remains quiet regarding the process of the probes, reportedly focused on improper business practices by the charter school chains, the largest of their kind in the country. Several schools affiliated with the movement have already closed.
Last week, Robert Mariani, a judge for the Middle District of Pennsylvania, dismissed a case regarding the Tahşiyeciler, a branch of the Nur Movement whose members were labeled terrorists and imprisoned on false evidence by suspected Gülen Movement-linked police officers and prosecutors.
Regarding Mariani's ruling, Amsterdam said it has nothing to do with his law firm's investigation and is a separate issue. "The court did not consider any facts; it was simply a jurisdictional issue as to whether the U.S. could hear this case involving human rights abuses. What was amazing to people in the U.S. was that Gülen [Movement] committed human rights violations in Turkey. The court basically said you should try the case in Turkey."
Gülen plays with US political system like a chess master.
Regarding Gülen's political influence in the U.S., he said Gülen takes a percentage of the salaries of Turkish teachers at his schools and distributes it to American politicians, systematically buying influence.
"He attempts to co-opt the politicians, they constantly try to get photo opportunities where congressmen or other political actors will take pictures at schools or will go on trips to Turkey, so that they can increase their influence. Congress is currently investigating those trips."
In addition to those trips, Amsterdam said Gülen makes political contributions seeking influence and gives awards to influential people – such as Hillary Clinton, the mayor of Toronto, the wife of Jacob Zuma – seeking to co-opt them to play "like a grand master chess player, which makes one wonder how a foreign imam could know the U.S. system so well."
Previously, prominent Gülenist figures, including İhsan Yılmaz, a political science professor, slammed Amsterdam's Jewish background on his Twitter account while also criticizing the Turkish state for hiring a "Jewish" lawyer.
Lawyer Sıddık Filiz, who is also affiliated with the Gülen Movement, criticized the government for hiring a Jewish lawyer conflating Zionism as a political ideology and Judaism as a religion.
Adem Yavuz Arslan, who works as the Washington correspondent of Gülenist Bugün daily, claimed that he was standing up against "oppressorism" in reference to President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, for giving the nation's money to "Jewish lawyers" to close down Gülen schools.
Commenting on these attacks, Amsterdam said: "In the U.S., Gülen tries to portray himself as a friend of Israel and a friend of the Jewish people. This is not true. A blog by a Harvard professor named Dani Rodrik clearly sets outs Gülen's anti-Semitic writings in Turkish, which never appeared in English."
Amsterdam stressed that the group has a hidden agenda and portrays themselves in the West as oppressed victims of the Turkish regime. "Zaman is portrayed as a major opposition paper. People in Turkey don't think of Zaman as an opposition paper, but rather as a mouthpiece of Gülen. But in the West, it is presented as if it is connected to an opposition political party. Gülen operates under the surface. It is not a political party. There is no accountability and their political activities are completely hidden."
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/religionandethics/2011/01/21/january-21-2011-the-glen-movement/7949/
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