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This BBC Turkish article suggests that Gökmen Tanış, the Turkish-born suspect who killed 3 and injured 5 in Utrecht this March, had associated with a movement created by Cemalettin Kaplan, a Turkish Islamist once influential in Germany: https://www.bbc.com/turkce/haberler-dunya-48258441?ocid=socialflow_facebook&fbclid=IwAR1PGt49IeKpYa9F0oJ7qtwxB4hhONbbF1B8vBnb4ag8btOOi2XFxbCwh7o …pic.twitter.com/cFfXaLJfOz
Described as “radical Islamist," the group's views lend more weight to the assumption that Tanış acted in direct retaliation to the Christchurch attack http://isamveri.org/pdfdrg/D02237/2003_3/2003_3_GUNAYU.pdf …pic.twitter.com/Nq0ueFclxK
The secondary implication, of course, is that Tanış is precisely the kind of person who could have been pushed over the edge by the breathlessly inflammatory reaction of the Turkish government and its media arms to the Christchurch attack
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