Following the death of Fetullah Gülen, the leader of the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO), who directed many conspiracies from the USA, especially the July 15 coup attempt, with the terrorist organization whose foundations he laid in Izmir Kestanepazarı, there is a major conflict within the organization for leadership and control of financial resources.
Aiming to eliminate the constitutional order of the state since the 1960s, FETO formed its core team by exploiting religion under the leadership of its leader Gülen.
The organization, which recruited young people under the name of "golden generation" from "light houses", schools and private teaching institutions, and placed them in military schools and critical bureaucratic positions, established a parallel structure within the state through question theft and conspiracies.
Gülen, who fled to the USA on March 21, 1999 after the investigations against him, personally directed operations such as Ergenekon, Sledgehammer, December 17/25, and the treacherous coup attempt of July 15, in which 252 citizens were martyred, from his farm in Pennsylvania.
Digital evidence and the activities of civilian imams at Akıncı Base clearly demonstrated that the coup plan was prepared in Pennsylvania. Gülen, who was not extradited despite Türkiye's seven separate extradition requests, died in the hospital where he was transferred from the farm where he was hiding.
The divide between FETO's top management and the base is growing
On the 10th anniversary of the treacherous coup attempt, the terrorist organization, which has completely lost its central authority, is experiencing the greatest internal turmoil and inevitable dissolution in its history.
Immediately after Gülen's death, the leadership war and deep cracks that had been hidden for a long time in the top management of the organization came to light.
There is a harsh power struggle between the "Mullahs" group, who want to control the huge financial resources and administrative structure of the organization, and the European and US wings.
The power sharing fight between senior figures, especially Cevdet Türkyolu, the ringleader's black box, and Mustafa Özcan, who directs the organization's money traffic, led to a major crisis of confidence at the base of the organization and accusations of mutual liquidation.
On the other hand, Abdullah Aymaz, the person at the center of the organization's European structuring, is carrying out activities to concentrate the financial and operational power in Europe entirely in his own hands.
Money and corruption fights within the organization on social media
Sharing management of multimillion-dollar real estate and an international educational network divided the organization into regional structures.
As the ties of loyalty of the organization's base members began to break and financial aid was cut off, property fights began over schools and foundations in the international arena, while FETO completely lost its central authority and began to split into small and radical cells under the control of different cliques.
While the disintegration in the lower ranks accelerated with the death of the ringleader, allegations of corruption and money theft within the organization turned into mutual revelations on social media.
Social media correspondence in which the organization's administrators accuse each other of "corruption", "embezzlement of money" and "collaboration with foreign secret services" in order to seize billions of dollars of foundation properties and real estate for themselves, clearly reveals the great disintegration and inevitable disintegration process that the organization is experiencing within itself.
In particular, the fact that the documents of secret operations, blackmail tapes and irregularities within the organization, which were hidden in the past in the organization's social media structures, are being published by former members themselves, reveals the dark past of the organization and clearly shows that the bonds of trust and loyalty within it have been completely broken.
The disintegration of the grassroots who lost hope in the 10 years since the treacherous coup attempt, these mutual revelations, and the luxurious lives of the top staff hiding the organization's money turned this process into a collapse.