A Turkish professor linked to the Gülenist Terror Organization signalled that a rebellion would take place in the country only a month before the July 15 coup attempt, saying that busy days were ahead of the members of the Gülen movement
A Gülen-linked Turkish professor, Osman Özsoy suggested that a divine hand will fix everything that is wrong in Turkey only a month before the July 15 coup attempt and claimed that not a single Turkish citizen would take to the streets to protect democracy.
In a news show aired on STV, a television channel linked to the Gülenist Terror Organization (FETÖ) on June 15, Özsoy, a well-known ideologist supporting the terrorist group, almost foreshadowed a coup attempt in Turkey, saying "the situation in Turkey cannot continue this way but I will not say the future of this country is dark. In fact, Turkey's future is unbelievably bright. The current period will soon come to an end,"
The professor further said in the video that he wished he had become a colonel instead of a professor so he would have had the chance to contribute more during the period.
After the program's host asked him how he would have contributed more to the country, Özsoy replied in a secretive tone "I said it and it's over now, don't ask again,"
First claiming that the 50 percent of support for President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan does not mean anything in reality, the Gülenist academician said the Turkish people will not take to the streets in case of a curfew.
"All the coups take place on Friday in Turkey and not a single person could leave their homes, not even imams to lead Friday prayers. There is no sensitivity for protecting democracy in this country, they are useless crowds. Not even one intellectual will oppose the curfew," Özsoy said.
After calling on people to stay calm and wait for a happy development "in very near future", Özsoy then said the members of the Hizmet (Gülen) Movement will soon have very busy days.
Only a month after Özsoy's controversial remarks, an illegitimate coup indeed took place in Turkey by the Gülenist soldiers and military officers. However, thousands of people got on tanks, disarmed coup soldiers and took back control of raided institutions after President Erdoğantarget="_blank"'>