The Turkish Coup in Context: Redrawing the Map of the CIA Drug Trade
It’s been four short days since the July 15, 2016 coup d’état (color
revolution?) attempt in Turkey, and already, the open-source research
community is well underway in digesting
what’s just occurred. President Recep Erdogan was quick to place the
blame at the feet of his long-time political opponent (and likely CIA
asset), a multi-billionaire “refugee” hiding out in the woods of western
Pennsylvania – cleric Fethullah Gülen. Gülen, in turn, pointed the
finger back at Erdogan, suggesting that the coup was staged for the
express intent of centralizing authority.
