Sibel
Edmonds, founder and editor-in-chief of the independent news website
NewsBud, says that CIA is about to proceed in false flag operations
in the next few months to destabilize China.
Claiming
information received from carefully vetted sources, she gives
impressive details:
This
is an urgent news announcement by Newsbud, based on information
received from carefully vetted sources both inside and outside the
United States. Radical Cleric Gulen’s Network, CIA’s long-term
proxy for Gladio B false flag terror operations, has issued an action
order to its top operatives (aka senior lieutenants) in Albania,
Bulgaria, Bosnia and Latvia.
The
lieutenants have been instructed to report to the US embassies and,
or consulates in these countries to receive their pre-approved US
visas and to temporarily relocate to the United States.
Once
in the United States, they are to marry pre-selected Chinese women
obtain spousal visas from the Chinese embassy and all consulates.
Then, as quickly as possible, relocate to China and wait further
instructions for a coming series of back-to-back terror operations in
mainland China.
These
operatives are to act as agent provocateurs- to create violence and
terror incidents to be blamed on Uyghurs, an ethnic minority in
China’s Xinjiang region, and by doing so, incite the Chinese
government to respond with force.
During
the past several weeks, CIA directed media outlets such as Radio Free
Asia, have escalated their broadcast on Xinjiang and China's
so-called human rights abuses. Additionally, certain CIA-backed film
producers have been asked to create documentaries targeting and
amplifying China's abuse of the minority Uyghurs in the region.
According
to one Newsbud source, the back-to-back false flag terror operations
will begin within the next three to six months in mainland China.
More:
According
to journal-neo.org:
During
the 1990s Gülen’s global political Islam Cemaat spread across the
Caucasus and into the heart of Central Asia all the way to Xinjiang
Province in western China, doing precisely what Fuller had called for
in his 1999 statement: “destabilize what remains of Russian
power, and especially to counter the Chinese influence in Central
Asia.”
Gülen’s
organization had been active in that destabilizing with help from the
CIA almost the moment the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, when the
nominally Muslim Central Asian former Soviet republics declared their
independence from Moscow. Gülen was named by one former FBI
authoritative source as “one of the main CIA operation figures
in Central Asia and the Caucasus.”
By the
mid-1990s, more than seventy-five Gülen schools had spread to
Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan,
Uzbekistan, and even to Dagestan and Tatarstan in Russia amid the
chaos of the post-Soviet Yeltsin era. In 2011, Osman Nuri Gündeş,
former head of Foreign Intelligence for the Turkish MIT, the “Turkish
CIA,” and chief intelligence adviser in the mid-1990s to Prime
Minister Tansu Çiller, published a book that was only released in
Turkish. Gündeş, then 85 and retired revealed that, during the
1990s, the Gülen schools then growing up across Eurasia were
providing a base for hundreds of CIA agents under cover of being
“native-speaking English teachers.” According to Gündeş,
the Gülen movement “sheltered 130 CIA agents” at its
schools in Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan alone. More revealing, all the
American “English teachers” had been issued US Diplomatic
passports, hardly standard fare for normal English teachers.
Today
Gülen’s spider web of control via infiltration of the Turkish
national police, military and judiciary as well as education is being
challenged by Erdogan as never before. It remains to be seen of the
CIA will be successful in a second coup attempt. If the model of
Brazil is any clue, it will likely come after a series of financial
attacks on the Lira and the fragile Turkish economy, something
already begun by the rating agency S&P.
An
internal Stratfor
paper back in 2010, through WikiLeaks, gives
impressive details on how the Gulenist network operates, based on a
source that "was a hardcore Gulenist for 10 years and then
defected from the movement when he came to the US several years
back.":
The
Gulenist model is obviously very successful. Even US diplomats are
gradually becoming more influenced. They say the Kemalist model has
been unsuccessful in bringing Turkey closer to the West, but the
Gulen through their business and diplomatic efforts have been
successful.
The
source described for me how the Gulenist recruitment process works.
In Turkey, preparing for your university exam is a huge deal (Emre
has explained this to me in a lot of detail). You essentially have to
sign away a couple years of your life to study for this. The Gulen
schools are known to provide the best preparation, offer the best
resources, etc. A lot of students will attend them, regardless of
their political/religious affiliation.
Yout start out going a couple times a week, then 3 times a week, then
every day of the week by the time you're done. They make it a gradual
process and earn your trust. The movement will then take the
brightest students from the class and will focus on them. The mentor
for each student will change every year. They'll test your loyalty
by calling you late in the evening, early on a Saturday morning, etc.
and ask you to attend something or perform some task. The task
doesn't really matter at the beginning. What they want to see is if
you'll obey them and respond to their beck and call. This is all a
process to test their loyalty.
Once
you are placed in a strategic institution, whether it be the
military, police judiciary, media firm, etc., you will be handled by
what's the equivalent of a case officer. They are trained on how to
communicate with their handlers in secret and receive order. Again,
this is run very much like a professional intelligence organization.
As
far as funding, for years, the Gulenists were very non-transparent.
He described how each city in Turkey is responsible for certain
countries. So, the Gulen in Ankara for example, are in charge of
Azerbaijan, Turkemnistan, etc. The businessmen in that Turkish city
are then responsible for funding initiatives in those countries.
There were literally suitcases of cash being transferred to these
countries, but later, through organizations like Tuskon, they've
legitimized the process a lot more.
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