New plans are even more suspiciously being worked out by the ruling AKP party in Turkey to stay in power after the bad messages they received from the whole Turkish territory and the recent student uprising in the country.
A government newspaper implicates the Kemalist party, the US Pentagon and the CIA in the 2016 coup, in an effort to target the opposition when things go awry and another in the run-up to the election in two years.
The Turkish newspaper even "revealed" that the Kemalist CHP party was in intense negotiations in the US before and after the coup by the FETO organization in Turkey.
Citing US Justice Department documents, the paper said: "CHP spokesman Fazli Yurter Özcan was making secret visits to the US Department of Defense a day before the coup attempt.
After the coup, Özcan's frequency of meetings continued throughout August.
There are many names and institutions in the list of meetings of the CHP representative, from supporters of the coup to the so-called non-governmental organizations with extensions to the CIA ".
These incidents were reportedly recorded by the Erdogan government, as individuals and institutions in the US report their meetings and expenses to the Department of Justice every 6 months. The US Department of State in turn discloses to the public the documents known as FARA (Foreign Registration Law).
The media and research website "Sasapost" mentions the existence of a dossier prepared by the American team for Turkey "Kemal lobby in Washington" (CHP lobby in Washington), in which all the activities were mentioned.
According to official documents, Yurter Özcan, the official representative of the CHP in the US, held dozens of meetings with US officials. However, the busiest and most notable frequency of meetings was identified on July 15, 2016, shortly before and after the coup in Turkey.
About 2.5 months before the coup, between April 12-14, 2016, Özcan met with counter-terrorism experts from the US State Department.
A few hours before the FETO members' uprising on Turkish soil, Özcan resumed meetings and had a secret meeting at the US Department of Defense on July 14.
The question for the AKP is with whom and on what subject Özcan met during this visit.
He met with Richard Kraemer of the US National Endowment for Democracy (NED) on August 8, following a coup attempt.
The Turkish Islamists believe that all these institutions and officials were essentially the "back door" of the US intelligence service, the CIA, while they believe that many dissidents in Turkey were funded by US agents now both at Boğaziçi University and the case of Gezi Park.
Many analysts, however, see behind this new scene another Hollywood work of the Erdogan regime, due to the student uprising not only in Constantinople (Istanbul), but also in other cities, who do not even want to hear about the Turkish president.
They also see a well-organized plan to outlaw many parties in the run-up to the 2023 elections, since the AKP lacks enough votes for re-election, but it does not intend to leave power, because many of its executives and Erdogan himself are in danger of imprisonment for embezzlement of public money, as well as other crimes related to the Jihadists and their activities, war crimes, crimes against humanity both inside Turkey and abroad.
