Digno de ser próximamente de la UE.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan, del mismo Partido Popular Europeo que aplaude a Viktor Orban y a Mariano Rajoy

Ah, que estos son los aliados de "Europa" y EEUU, así que nos callaremos. Si fuese en Venezuela...

#5 ¿como se haga aquí lo mismo con los pilaristas, los del opus, los masones o los jesuitas?

#7
https://www.opendemocracy.net/osman-softic/what-is-fethullah-g%C3%BClen%E2%80%99s-real-mission ( 6 February 2014 )
"The US has accused the AKP government of advancing its short-term foreign policy interests at the expense of long-term US objectives in the region. By this the US was referring to Turkey's policy toward Egypt and Syria, especially its uncritical support for the Syrian opposition and the worst bilateral relations with Israel ever."

"What the US administration is not willing to forgive Turkey for is the latter government’s decision to award contracts for the procurement of an anti-missile defence system to China, a US rival, rather than to a country with NATO membership.

The United States considered such a policy immature and selfish. Turkey, of course, has the right to do as it pleases, but as Koplow has recently averred in an interview published by Strategic Outlook, a Turkish research think tank in Konya, the Obama administration cannot just ignore such behaviour."

"Edmonds claimed that the key link between Fethullah Gülen and his movement with the CIA was Graham Fuller, a prominent intelligence analyst at the RAND Corporation, former CIA station chief in Kabul and Vice President of the National Intelligence Council."

Mas
The Gülen Movement and Turkish Soft Power
http://carnegieendowment.org/2014/02/04/g%C3%BClen-movement-and-turkish-soft-power