He killed Jolene Parker.

She's calling herself Jolene Parker.

Jolene Parker undoubtedly worked for the same organization as Tom...

Since when did Jolene Parker's case go from missing person to murder investigation?

Early on, he successfully exploited the Gülenist supported political trials in order to demonize the opposition.

Accusations against the Gulen movement are not new in Turkey, but what made the book a bombshell is that its author is a distinguished police chief, well known for his courage and incorruptibility as well as his closeness to the Gulenists and to Erdoğan s government.

Erdoğan has benefited greatly from Gülenist support, yet he detests sharing power and remains suspicious of the movement.

Here, too, Gülen concludes that the assertions are not backed up by any evidence and are inconsistent with the realities of green technologies and energy markets.

I mean, you know, I mean, it's like my wife, Jolene, her family's always saying, you know, you ever think he's just a born loser?

Gülen concluded that job creation cannot be defended as another benefit of well meaning green policies.

Given that the fight against the common enemy, the secularist old guard, has been decisively won, an eventual break between Erdoğan and the Gülenists is perhaps inevitable.

But Gülen shows that there are many other economic sectors, such as healthcare, that could actually create more jobs for the same amount of government investment.

Editorials in Zaman, the Gülen network s Turkish language daily newspaper, no longer mince words a new Turkey is being created those who stand in the way are getting what they deserve.

More disturbing is Gülen s finding that some claims of job creation have rested on assumptions of green energy production that go far beyond reputable estimates.

It claims that followers of Fethullah Gulen the influential US based spiritual leader have effectively wrested control of the national police and large parts of the judiciary.

Members of the transnational Gülen movement inspired by followers of Fethullah Gülen, a Pennsylvania based Muslim theologian are staffing Turkey s police, judiciary, bureaucracy, and universities.

In some cases, Gülen finds that proponents of green jobs have not distinguished between construction jobs (building the wind turbines), which are temporary, and longer term operational jobs (keeping the wind turbines going), which are more permanent.

The Copenhagen Consensus Center asked Gürcan Gülen, a senior energy economist at the Center for Energy Economics, Bureau of Economic Geology at the University of Texas at Austin, to assess the state of the science in defining, measuring, and predicting the creation of green jobs.

This Convention was the first international treaty aimed at protecting cultural heritage in the context of war, and which highlighted the concept of common heritage and led to the creation of the International Committee of the Blue Shield (ICBS), whose Director General is currently Mr Julien Anfruns from the International Council of Museums (ICOM).

Given that the fight against the common enemy, the secularist old guard, has been decisively won, an eventual break between Erdoğan and the Gülenists is perhaps inevitable. Unfortunately, regardless of which side emerges victorious, the outcome will not be good news for Turkish democracy.

The Gulen movement is independent from Erdoğan s Justice and Development Party (AKP), but the two have long been closely allied, and now it has become a state within a state, employing extra legal means, including illegal wiretaps and fabricated evidence, to go after perceived opponents.