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OmCheeto
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The Wikileaks are available if anyone is interested.
Search the AKP email database
Unfortunately, they are mostly in Turkish.
Note to non-Turkish speakers who might be interested:
I did a search for "Gulen", and came up with 137 documents.
Most appear to be harvested from: Turkiye-icin-el-ele@googlegroups.com
The few Turkish documents I translated were uninteresting.
Only one was in English, and was somewhat interesting, for the US-Turkish recent historical perspective:
The document appears to contain nothing that was not already publicly accessible. [U.S. State Dept re: Turkey]
But does, as the subject line states, slam Turkey's pre-coup abuses of freedom in the country.
It's very long, so I just skimmed it.
Interesting highlights can be found by searching for "Gulen".
example; "A number of media outlets affiliated with the Fethullah Gulen movement were dropped from digital media platforms (cable providers) and five outlets were taken under the control of government-appointed trustees. Representatives of Gulenist and some liberal media outlets were denied access to official events and in some cases, denied press accreditation."
Search the AKP email database
Unfortunately, they are mostly in Turkish.
Note to non-Turkish speakers who might be interested:
My Chrome browser would not offer to translate the documents, so I manually cut and paste them into "Google Translate".
I later discovered that you can right-click on the emails, and Chrome gives you an option there to translate them.
The option is NOT in the Chrome menu bar, that I could find.
I later discovered that you can right-click on the emails, and Chrome gives you an option there to translate them.
The option is NOT in the Chrome menu bar, that I could find.
I did a search for "Gulen", and came up with 137 documents.
Most appear to be harvested from: Turkiye-icin-el-ele@googlegroups.com
The few Turkish documents I translated were uninteresting.
Only one was in English, and was somewhat interesting, for the US-Turkish recent historical perspective:
[Turkish Forum - E Turkiyeyiz Biz] Newly Released U.S. State Dept. Human Rights Report for 2015 Slams Turkey & Egypt
From: erdal@turkishnews.com
To: eturkiyeyizbiz@googlegroups.com, turkish-forum-advisory-board@googlegroups.com
Date: 2016-04-14 11:25
Subject: [Turkish Forum - E Turkiyeyiz Biz] Newly Released U.S. State Dept. Human Rights Report for 2015 Slams Turkey & Egypt
From: erdal@turkishnews.com
To: eturkiyeyizbiz@googlegroups.com, turkish-forum-advisory-board@googlegroups.com
Date: 2016-04-14 11:25
Subject: [Turkish Forum - E Turkiyeyiz Biz] Newly Released U.S. State Dept. Human Rights Report for 2015 Slams Turkey & Egypt
The document appears to contain nothing that was not already publicly accessible. [U.S. State Dept re: Turkey]
But does, as the subject line states, slam Turkey's pre-coup abuses of freedom in the country.
It's very long, so I just skimmed it.
Interesting highlights can be found by searching for "Gulen".
example; "A number of media outlets affiliated with the Fethullah Gulen movement were dropped from digital media platforms (cable providers) and five outlets were taken under the control of government-appointed trustees. Representatives of Gulenist and some liberal media outlets were denied access to official events and in some cases, denied press accreditation."