Fatih Altaylı makes predictions about the future of FETÖ: 'A portion...'

Journalist Fatih Altaylı has made striking predictions about the future of the organization following the death of FETÖ leader Fethullah Gülen in the US. Altaylı stated, "While a portion of the organization will complete peace negotiations with the AKP and reorganize in Turkey, the other portion will enter into a struggle for control of assets abroad. The government will decide who comes to the fore in this power struggle among FETÖ members."

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It has been reported that FETÖ leader Fethullah Gülen has passed away in the hospital where he was being treated. The death of Gülen was announced by the website Herkül, known for reporting news and developments regarding the organization. 

TRT Haber, meanwhile, announced the news of Gülen's death with the words, "The traitor and enemy of religion, terrorist Fethullah Gülen, who spent his entire life plotting against the Republic of Turkey, has died." 

Journalist Fatih Altaylı shared his predictions regarding the upcoming process in his column today, written about Fethullah Gülen, who lost his life in the US.

A PORTION WILL JOIN THE AKP

Fatih Altaylı made the following predictions about the future of the organization:

“A portion of the organization will complete the peace negotiations it has already been conducting with the AKP government. They will re-attach themselves to the AKP. The signs of this have already been visible for a few years. A portion of the organization had already begun to take action and organize again in Turkey. Now, they will start to infiltrate everywhere again with great speed. Sleeping cells will be rapidly activated. A portion will engage in a relentless fight to seize control of assets abroad. Those who fail to attach themselves to the AKP due to the infighting within the organization will turn to opposition parties. They will start to expose one another. In their absence, new fights will begin with the religious communities that have seized important positions in the public sector. Those who studied in the community's schools and are currently in the AKP, acting as if they are not FETÖ members, will start to show their loyalty again. The government will decide who comes to the fore and who gains power among the FETÖ members, who are weakening by splitting into branches. They will continue to work together to undermine the roots of the Republic of Turkey.”