With the growth of Gulen schools worldwide. We had requests from around the world to start a second blog on the Gulen Turkish Schools worldwide. From Mexico to Iraq, and Africa to Afghanistan we will post the news stories and as usual amuse you at the same time. To contrast and compare we invite you to http://www.gulencharterschoolsUSA.blogspot.com http://www.charterschoolwatchdog.com http://www.charterschoolscandals.blogspot.com
Gulen Schools Worldwide
Restore the Ottoman Caliphate. Disclaimer: if some videos are down this is the result of Gulen censorship which filed a fake copyright infringement to UTUBE.
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Hizmet Movement (Gulen Movement): Turkey in Uganda
Hizmet Movement (Gulen Movement): Turkey in Uganda: Mutlu Tönbekici I've been in Uganda for the last 4-5 days to see the schools of the Gulen Movement . As my colleagues missed the flight, I...
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Fethullah Gulen Schools Worldwide
NOW that the heat is on, the Gulen Marketing maching is now trying to spin their schools as something that has benefitted society. They fail to mention the controversy in Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Russia, Maldive, Senegal, Netherlands, USA and many more places.
The Gulen Movement also fails to specificially explain what exactly Gulen has done for world peace and tolerance..............besides lining his pockets and those of the TUSKON, et al other Turkish investors.
Sunday, February 5, 2012
North Cypriot Turkish community concerned over proposed Gulen Islamic Centre

Even the Turkish population of Northern Cyprus does not want Gulen or AKP influence on Island!
http://www.cyprus-mail.com/north-cyprus/concern-north-over-proposed-islamic-centre/20120205UNIONS, media outlets and opposition political parties in the north are accusing ‘the government’ of pandering to the Islamist interests of Turkey’s ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) after it gave the green light for the building of “theology complex” on the outskirts of Nicosia.
The wave of accusations came after the ‘council of ministers’ rushed through an agreement in which EVKAF, an umbrella organisation for religious foundations, would rent a 200-donum site to the religion-based Cyprus Science, Honour and Aid Foundation (KISAV) on a 30-year contract for a rent of just 100 Turkish Lira per year. (around €50).
One of the first to condemn the move was Teachers Union (KTOS) boss Sener Elcil who said the deal was the work of the AKP, whose aim it was “to fill the north with Sheikhs”.
“They [the government] are taking orders from the AKP and the Turkish Embassy,” he said, adding: “New religious foundations are being formed by the day and we have no idea by whom”.
According to reports in the Turkish Cypriot press, KISAV was formed a mere two months ago by a small group of mainland Turks from Kahramanmaras and Konya, Turkey’s religious capital. Attempts by the Cyprus Mail to contact KISAV resulted in failure. The NGO has no website and is not registered with directory enquiries.
Criticism of the deal also came from the owners of the nearby International Cyprus University (UKU) whose administrators said they had been struggling for 20 years to obtain the land into which they hope to expand their campus. Another company, Turkmall, said it offered the authorities 417,000 pounds sterling and a promise to invest €15 million in a shopping and leisure centre on the site – a proposal which the company said had been looked favourably upon by EVKAF. KISAV’s proposal foresees an €8.5 million investment on a project that will include a theology school, a mosque, accommodation and a swimming pool.
Turkish Cypriot ‘prime minister’ Ersin Kucuk sought to play down the accusations by saying, “It is wrong to think only of the economy and trade” and promised the complex would “bring benefits the people”. He added that once the 30-year lease expired, the complex would again become “public property”.
However, his words did not prevent further protest from political parties wary of mainland Turkish investment in the north. Indeed, last week the north was brought to a virtual collapse when electricity and telecommunications workers stopped work angry at plans to sell of currently ‘state-owned’ corporations to mainland Turkish companies.
“The socio-economic invasion of north Cyprus is gaining speed and no one can keep up with it,” head of the left-wing New Cyprus Party (YKP) Murat Kanatli said . In a press statement Kanatli recalled how the previous year ‘state-owned’ Eastern Mediterranean College in Famagusta had, without consultation, been sold off to the Turkish-owned Doga Group, believed by many to be the property of Fetullah Gulen, an influential but moderate religious figure currently in self-imposed exile from Turkey in the US Gulen runs thousands of educational institutions both in Turkey and throughout world.
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Gulen School in Polokwane, South Africa- Sexual Abuse Case update
Sexual Abuse in cemaat schoolwww.uncloakedturkey.com
The case of the three teachers that allegedly abused boys at a Turkish school in the South African city of Polokwane (meaning “Place of Safety”, ironically) is on. Yet cemaat* affiliated newspapers insist on not covering the incident.
It had been revealed that students at a Polokwane school that reportedly belongs to the Gulen Community were subjected to sexual harassment and violence. Last Wednesday, twelve African boys filed complaints concerning three teachers working for the school and a consequent lawsuit has been initiated.
The boys, whose ages range from 11 to 14, attested that their teachers had beaten them, released dogs on them to intimidate them and on many occasions kissed them. The trial has been postponed until December 2nd so that the children could be screened for health and the defendants prepare their defense. The passports of the three teachers (aged 19, 22 and 24) have been detained.
One of Fethullah’s schools? Firat Haber Ajansı has talked to Hasan Tarik Sen, the chairman of Horizon Egitim Vakfi, a subsidiary of the cemaat.
Sen, in his report to the Polokwane-based newspaper News24, has claimed that the school in question is affiliated with another community.
News24, in the relevant news story, reported that the Turkish missionaries would be brought to court due to allegations of abusing and exerting violence on poor kids and that the three teachers had been apprehended. Sen, on the other hand, said: “The incident didn’t take place in any of our schools. The school in question belongs to another Turkey-based community. In fact they started a Koran tutoring institute, not a school. That’s where it all happened. As a matter of fact, we don’t know just what took place there. We don’t have anything to do with the case. We don’t know the people involved.” Read the whole article:http://www.uncloakedturkey.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=20:sexual-abuse-in-cemaat-school&Itemid=55This news is translated from soL, original version can be found at:http://haber.sol.org.tr/devlet-ve-siyaset/gerici-basin-tacizi-gormuyor-haberi-34951
The case of the three teachers that allegedly abused boys at a Turkish school in the South African city of Polokwane (meaning “Place of Safety”, ironically) is on. Yet cemaat* affiliated newspapers insist on not covering the incident.
It had been revealed that students at a Polokwane school that reportedly belongs to the Gulen Community were subjected to sexual harassment and violence. Last Wednesday, twelve African boys filed complaints concerning three teachers working for the school and a consequent lawsuit has been initiated.
The boys, whose ages range from 11 to 14, attested that their teachers had beaten them, released dogs on them to intimidate them and on many occasions kissed them. The trial has been postponed until December 2nd so that the children could be screened for health and the defendants prepare their defense. The passports of the three teachers (aged 19, 22 and 24) have been detained.
One of Fethullah’s schools? Firat Haber Ajansı has talked to Hasan Tarik Sen, the chairman of Horizon Egitim Vakfi, a subsidiary of the cemaat.
Sen, in his report to the Polokwane-based newspaper News24, has claimed that the school in question is affiliated with another community.
News24, in the relevant news story, reported that the Turkish missionaries would be brought to court due to allegations of abusing and exerting violence on poor kids and that the three teachers had been apprehended. Sen, on the other hand, said: “The incident didn’t take place in any of our schools. The school in question belongs to another Turkey-based community. In fact they started a Koran tutoring institute, not a school. That’s where it all happened. As a matter of fact, we don’t know just what took place there. We don’t have anything to do with the case. We don’t know the people involved.” Read the whole article:http://www.uncloakedturkey.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=20:sexual-abuse-in-cemaat-school&Itemid=55This news is translated from soL, original version can be found at:http://haber.sol.org.tr/devlet-ve-siyaset/gerici-basin-tacizi-gormuyor-haberi-34951
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Gulen Charter Schools in the USA: Gulen Charter Schools in Florida! F Grade, time t...
Gulen Charter Schools in the USA: Gulen Charter Schools in Florida! F Grade, time t...: http://www.gainesville.com/article/20120130/ARTICLES/120139957?p=2&tc=pg&tc=ar#fb-root Education officials release state school rankings By ...
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