The leader of the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETÖ), Fetullah Gülen, has threatened politicians, from both the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) and the Republican People's Party (CHP), that they face assassination by the terror organization.
"Rumor has it, at least one of CHP, MHP politicians will be assassinated. But it is still uncertain which politician(s) will be the victim(s)," said Fetullah Gülen, adding that the planned murder will create a tremendous impression across Turkey.
Prior to Gülen's comments, it was also revealed that a FETÖ-linked journalist Tarık Toros said that CHP or MHP politicians may be targeted during the Constitutional voting that is being held at the Grand National Assembly of Turkey.
The statements of Gülen and other FETÖ-linked terrorists are significant, as the terrorist group signaled their brutal plans through various media outlets.
Russia's ambassador to Turkey Andrei Karlov was shot dead at an art exhibition in Ankara on December 20. Before the assassination, a television show that was broadcast in 2014, on a channel shut down because of links to FETÖ, depicted the assassination of Russia's ambassador to Turkey.
The show, called “Regiment Devoted Spirits-Team 1," aired its 89th episode in December, 2014, which contained a scene strikingly similar to the assassination of Russia's ambassador to Turkey Andrei Karlov.
Words uttered by the assassin in the show resemble the words of Karlov's killer.
The assassin, who was a painter in the show, gathers his team at an art exhibition and declares: “We are here for a cause. The ambassador will not leave here alive. No matter what happens, we will fight and die if necessary."
These words share a striking resemblance to the words uttered by Karlov's assassin, Mevlüt Mert Altıntaş, who, after shooting Karlov, said, “Move away from here, I will not leave alive."
The assassination in the show takes places one day before a summit, just like Karlov's assassination.
Also, just days before the murder of Karlov, Today's Zaman's Ankara Representative Abdullah Bozkurt, in a tweet he posted on December 16, said: “Ambassadors are not secure from now on."
Previously, a report by a Parliament commission in Turkey examining the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETÖ) coup bid, revealed that the terrorist organization incorporated people from different religions for reaching its aim to control the world. The report also indicated that Gülen has been acting like Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini, in terms of his style, to attempt to seize control of the state.
The report also said that FETÖ's style is similar to the Assassins, the medieval Nizari Ismailis, an Islamic sect that formed in the late 11th century from a split within Ismailism – itself a branch of Shi'ite Islam.
“As Assassins, the members of FETÖ are motivated by the hope of being sent to heaven over absolutely obeying the orders of the leader," the report states.
Turkey has been conducting an extensive investigation into FETÖ following the coup bid of July 15, which targeted the democratically-elected Turkish government.
The coup bid was instigated by Fetullah Gülen, the leader of FETÖ, who is currently in the U.S.
The dangerous terrorist organization FETÖ is also known to be cooperating with several other terrorist groups that target Turkey, particularly the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), as FETÖ was discovered to have attempted to drag Turkey into chaos by handing down a series of rulings in court to benefit a large number of PKK terrorists after its foiled coup bids of December 17 and 25 of 2013.
FETÖ-linked judges, who were arrested in the FETÖ probe, were previously understood to have released many PKK bombers.
The FETÖ members also deliberately interrupted the technical surveillance process which was supposed to be implemented for the suspected terrorist members.
