Gen. John Campbell, busted.
Newsbud sources have identified
Former NATO Commander-Retired US Army General John F. Campbell as the 'likely' NBC News' source in NBC's scandalous false reporting on the Turkey Coup Attempt during the most critical early hours of the failed coup operation.
On July 15, 2016, as an attempted coup unfolded in Turkey, NBC began to report and then
circulate widely that Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan had fled the country by air and was
requesting asylum in Germany.
NBC attributed the false report to its senior US military official - MSNBC Producer Kyle Griffin's tweet stated, "senior US military source tells NBC News that Erdogan, refused landing rights in Istanbul, is reported to be seeking asylum in Germany." The story has been deleted from NBC and related sites since being debunked. Newsbud sources have identified General Campbell as the likely NBC News'
Senior Military Official source in this strategically broadcasted false story.
On Monday, July 25, the Turkish Embassy in Washington D.C. sent its official request for public retraction and apology to the relevant divisions at NBC News. A few hours after that, Newsbud's founder and Editor Sibel Edmonds received direct e-mail communication from the MSNBC Producer involved ... Watch the video for related developments and updates in Newsbud's Campaign #ConfrontNBC.
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Comment: Global Research provides some background on Campbell, and the Turkish allegations against him:
Four Star US Army General Campbell and Vice Chief of Staff (March 2013-August 2014) assumed command of ISAF from August to December of 2014. He was then appointed Commander of NATO's Afghanistan Operation Resolute Support, "a training, advisory, assistance, and counter-terror mission" from which he retired in March 2016, four months prior to Turkey's failed coup. ... According to Yeni Savak:
General John F. Campbell was one of the top figures who organized and managed the soldiers behind the failed coup attempt in Turkey, sources close to ongoing legal process of pro-coup detainees said. ... The ongoing investigation unveiled that Campbell had paid at least two secret visits to Turkey since May, until the day of the coup attempt.
The report intimates that General Campbell operated in tandem with the Fethullah Gülen organization. It also intimates that US intelligence and military were behind the failed coup.
Military sources said Campbell, who was the commander of ISAF between August 26, 2014 and May 1, 2016, had made some top secret meetings in Erzurum military base and Adana İnicrlik Airbase. ... Military sources said that Campbell was the man, who directed the process of trending / blacklisting the military officers in the base. If the coup attempt was successful, Campbell would visit Turkey in a short time, according to the sources.
The report also examined the alleged money transactions focussing on the role of The Nigeria branch of the United Bank of Africa (UBA), which allegedly constituted "the main base for the last six-months of money transactions for the coup plotters". The report also underscored the role of the CIA in implementing the money transfers
Millions of dollars of money has been transferred from Nigeria to Turkey by a group of CIA personnel. The money, which has been distributed to an 80-person special team of the CIA, was used to convince pro-coup generals. More than 2 billion dollars were distributed during the process leading to the coup. After taking money from their bank accounts, the CIA team hand delivered it to the terrorists under the military dresses.
The money was distributed to military officers who were favorable to the Gullenist cause, according to the report.
"They investigated the soldiers' trends, their personalities and family background. All soldiers were categorized in three groups: opponents, neutrals, and supporters." ...
Still using Nigeria? C'mon, every idiot will spot that one, simple AI can do it. You gotta keep ops mobile like your safe houses et al... the core keeps degenerating every day it seems.... ponerized into being totally pathetic. It's like they're not even trying.... having too easy of a time does that.