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I myself have been in the Gülen movement, back when I had no idea about their political ambitions. During 2001-2009 I was actively living in Dershane, and I had pupils visiting our Dershane twice a week, that I was preparing a daily schedule to.
My point is, Gülen movement is much larger than what you can imagine. Surely many are being jailed in Turkey, but all of which are affiliated with this movement. It's our court systems afterall that is judging them, so why does it hurt you if Gülenists (coup'ists) are getting imprisoned?
I don't like to hear "AKP was sleeping with Gülen until yesterday.." bla bla, that's irrelevant. What's relevant is especially after the coup, and also all the anti-state propaganda they were involved in both domestically and internationally through all their journalists world wide. And ofcourse this must not go unpunished.
If those who are prisoned are so "innocent", don't worry, they will not get judged for something they didn't do - afterall the man you are so afraid of isn't the judge.
I'm not talking about actual Güllencis, I'm talking about all those obviously not Güllencis jailed/arrested for.. for what exactly? Known leftitst, non-religious people etc. They are jailing anything that is opposed to their government and half way intellectual.
If they are lucky enough to prove they are innocent, which is hard with all the AKP judges, they will still be held for months innocently in jail and lose their jobs in the mean time.
Güllencis can go **** themselves. But this purge has stopped looking for Güllencis a long time ago.