FETÖ's 'Archive Room' uncovered: Letters sent to names from Turkey found filed away! Who is on the list?

Following the death of Fethullah Gülen, it is alleged that an archive room, which was reportedly located at his headquarters in Pennsylvania, has been opened and that letters sent from Turkey were found filed away inside.

According to the allegations, the archive contains letters belonging to various figures, including former presidents, politicians, and academics.

According to reports, names such as Abdullah Gül, Bülent Arınç, Sadullah Ergin, Nihat Ergün, Nevzat Tarhan, and Emine Şenlikoğlu are among those mentioned in the archive.

Posts claiming that these individuals had letters filed at the headquarters have been published on social media and various news websites.

Director Onur Aydın, in a broadcast he participated in on Kassandra TV, recalled that FETÖ had archived many meetings, phone records, and documents in the past, and stated that the letters in the Pennsylvania archive have caused a "great stir" among the public. Aydın stated that FETÖ's "politician records" and the interrogation footage of terrorist Abdullah Öcalan should be presented to the public, adding, "Justice will work equally for everyone one day."

It was reported that photos and videos regarding the archive allegations in Pennsylvania were shared on social media accounts and some websites, and that these posts included statements claiming that the filing in the archive was done "according to protocol." These posts drew attention to the content of the documents in the archive and the names of the letter writers.

“THE NAME OF A TRAITOR IS ALWAYS REMEMBERED WITH A CURSE IN THESE LANDS”

Aydın, who said, "The nation does not forget, history does not forget. The name of a traitor is always remembered with a curse in these lands," spoke as follows:

I have always wondered one thing. For example, did these FETÖ members, who recorded everything, tapped phones, kept records, documented, and archived, never record the meetings held with Fethullah Gülen? Did they not video record the phone calls made with him, those visits? Did they not keep an archive? Could such a thing be possible? Then why are these records not being published? In other words, why don't these FETÖ members show us those who stood in awe before FETÖ and did all kinds of sycophancy? This country needs two broadcasts. One is those politician records made by FETÖ and the second is Apo's interrogation records. The public needs to see what kind of a dog he is; the public, especially those PKK supporters who think he is something, needs to see a spineless, dishonorable scoundrel. Mr. Devlet would also see what kind of a scoundrel the founding leader is. Look at the names who wrote letters to FETÖ like this. They are all people who live their lives like kings and continue to do so.

But those who opened accounts in FETÖ's bank are in prison, those who stayed in their dormitories are in prison, those who studied in their schools are in prison; justice will work equally for everyone one day. Then these pen pals of FETÖ will line up in court to pay the price. Let no one think that it will go unpunished. This cycle will definitely turn. If we ask these pen pals, they will continue to say, "Sir, we were also victims, we were also deceived." Did you or did you not write letters to those who betrayed this homeland with your own hands? Did you or did you not applaud? Did you or did you not pave the way? The nation does not forget. History does not forget. The name of a traitor will always be remembered with a curse in these lands. Those letters revealed in the archive room in Pennsylvania are your stain of shame. The children of this homeland will not forget the betrayal or the pens that wrote the betrayal. Do not forget this either.