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En tyrkisk anklager, der efterforsker de finansielle forbindelser i Fethullah Gülens bevægelse, har sagt, at gruppens organisatoriske struktur er den samme som Mormonkirken, og Scientologykirken og hævder, at alle tre gruppe er betalt af det amerikanske efterretningsvæsen.

CIA organiserer disse sekter som NGO'er for "at skabe ændringer i samfundet" læser anklagen forberedt af af Zafer Dur, en anklager i den Ægæiske provins Izmir.

Det system som Gülenisterne har opbygget gennem årerne inden for uddannelsessektoren, sundhedsvæsnet, indenfor de politiske, teknologiske og kulturrelle sfærer har det samme mål som disse kirker, siger Dur.

Han hævder, at det ikke ville være muligt for en 75 årig gammel Fethullah Gülen med sin begrænsede skolegang, og som har levet i USA siden 1999, gennem egne anstrengelser og evner, at opbygge en så stor organisation som har infiltreret vitale statsorganisationer.


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"Without international backing, Gülen could not have opened schools in 160 countries," Dur added.

The prosecutor also established a link between the arrest of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party's (PKK) leader in 1999 and Gülen moving to the U.S. in the same year.

"Investigative journalists have been reporting that [Gülenists] worked as contractors for foreign intelligence services such as the CIA, MI6 and BND and infiltrated into the intelligence services of other countries acting in the name of the services they worked for," read the indictment.

It noted that the mysterious killings of journalists Necip Hablemitoğlu, Haydar Meriç and Aytunç Altındal, who wrote books on the issue, should be "carefully investigated."

It also mentioned that journalist Ahmet Şık was arrested in 2011 before his book on Gülenists was published, while Hanefi Avcı and Nedim Şener, who wrote books on the issue, also spent time behind bars.