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Fact sheet
•On Friday night, a group of middle-ranking Turkish soldiers attempted a coup
•Taking control of bridges, airports, the parliament, and some police stations.
*The police aided by the huge public support thwarted the efforts.
•194 people killed
1,500 wounded
3,000 soldiers arrested
•The government blamed the coup on the Gulen movement.
Some ministers blamed the US
•It is not known who is behind this coup. It is too early to say.
•The coup attempt is now a pretext to purge state and society beyond those
involved in the coup.
47 military officers were involved in the coup, but
3,000 officers including tens of generals arrested.
2,745 judges and prosecutors sacked.
Judiciary judges are detained.
•Were those lists ready upfront so the government would get rid of all those
people under the pretext of the attempted coup?
• In the early hours of the coup by a personal statement Gulen absolutely and unequivocally condemned the coup attempt without if’s and but’s.
•Gulen and Hizmet is Erdogan’s “default scapegoat”. Whenever something happens that Erdogan does not approve, he blames it on Gulen.
• Gulen becomes a pretext to purge state and society of anyone not entirely loyal.
•It is far easier to blame this on Gulen because that is a narrative the public have already come to accept by the managed perception of the pro-Erdogan media.
*Turkish people even those staunchly critical of Erdogan and the government condemned the coup and stood by the government against the military
•In his 1st and 2nd terms, Erdogan ran a reforming government.
•Since 2010 Erdogan became increasingly authoritarian
*Pursuing more populist Islamist policies.
•Authoritarian attitudes got worse with corruption investigations that went public in December 2013 implicating Erdogan’s inner circle.
*Rather than going to the court and come out clean Erdogan subjugated the judiciary, media and civil society and dissent.
•Erdogan has already won. There won’t be any meaningful opposition to his witch-hunt.
•Having attained complete loyalty from Turkish state and civil society structures, Erdogan next stop is likely to be the Turkish diaspora overseas.

Fact sheet
•On Friday night, a group of middle-ranking Turkish soldiers attempted a coup
•Taking control of bridges, airports, the parliament, and some police stations.
*The police aided by the huge public support thwarted the efforts.
•194 people killed
1,500 wounded
3,000 soldiers arrested
•The government blamed the coup on the Gulen movement.
Some ministers blamed the US
•It is not known who is behind this coup. It is too early to say.
•The coup attempt is now a pretext to purge state and society beyond those
involved in the coup.
47 military officers were involved in the coup, but
3,000 officers including tens of generals arrested.
2,745 judges and prosecutors sacked.
Judiciary judges are detained.
•Were those lists ready upfront so the government would get rid of all those
people under the pretext of the attempted coup?
• In the early hours of the coup by a personal statement Gulen absolutely and unequivocally condemned the coup attempt without if’s and but’s.
•Gulen and Hizmet is Erdogan’s “default scapegoat”. Whenever something happens that Erdogan does not approve, he blames it on Gulen.
• Gulen becomes a pretext to purge state and society of anyone not entirely loyal.
•It is far easier to blame this on Gulen because that is a narrative the public have already come to accept by the managed perception of the pro-Erdogan media.
*Turkish people even those staunchly critical of Erdogan and the government condemned the coup and stood by the government against the military
•In his 1st and 2nd terms, Erdogan ran a reforming government.
•Since 2010 Erdogan became increasingly authoritarian
*Pursuing more populist Islamist policies.
•Authoritarian attitudes got worse with corruption investigations that went public in December 2013 implicating Erdogan’s inner circle.
*Rather than going to the court and come out clean Erdogan subjugated the judiciary, media and civil society and dissent.
•Erdogan has already won. There won’t be any meaningful opposition to his witch-hunt.
•Having attained complete loyalty from Turkish state and civil society structures, Erdogan next stop is likely to be the Turkish diaspora overseas.
•Coordinated attacks against Hizmet overseas are likely to continue.