"Mad Mehmet" Effendi
Lieutenant Colonel-Sir Mehmet Khalid Suleiman Ali Effendi, BA, Master of Military Science, Distinguished Gallantry Medal is a famous Army officer, philanthropist, Freemason and former businessman who was chairman and owner of Effendi Private Military Contractors and is the father of Sipahi Khalid Suleiman Ali Effendi.
Amir Al-'Ard-Sipahi Mehmet Khalid Suleiman Effendi Chief of Military Staff, Bachelor of Arts, Master of Military Science, Distinguished Gallantry Medal, Nişan De Onur | |
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| Born | 1965 (age:55) Kurdistan |
| Nationality | Sharifistani Turk |
| Other names | "Mad Mehmet" |
| Citizenship | Sharifistani |
| Education | Bachelor of Arts Master of Military Science |
| Alma mater | Rugby School, Oxford University, Royal Sharifistani Army University |
| Occupation | Army officer (1986-2016, 2020-), Private military contractor(2016-2020), businessman (2016-2020) |
| Employer | Royal Sharifistani Army (2006-2016), Effendi Counter-Insurgency Solutions (2016-2019) |
| Organization | Royal Sharifistani Army (1986-2016), Effendi Counter-Insurgency solutions (2016-2020), Effendi Private Military Contractors (2020-2020), Effendi Defence and Security (briefly) |
| Known for | Private military contractor, Amir Al-'Ard (Field Marshal) |
| Net worth | £1.94 billion |
| Predecessor | Major Khalid Suleiman Ali Effendi |
| Political party | Socialist Party of Sharifistan (2014-2020) |
| Board member of | Effendi Private Military Contractors(2020-2020), Effendi Counter-Insurgency Solutions (2016-2020) |
| Criminal charge(s) | war crimes, perjury (acquitted) |
| Criminal penalty | n/a |
| Criminal status | acquitted |
| Spouse(s) | Aisha Meryem Effendi , Fatima Khadija Effendi and Afet Aisha Effendi |
| Partner(s) | Afet Kanîk (2010-2020), Éléonore Rochette (2015-2020) |
| Children | Aisha Effendi and Kaptan-Sipahi Khalid Suleiman Ali Effendi |
| Parent(s) | Major Khalid Suleiman Ali Effendi and Khanum Aisha Khadija Effendi |
| Awards | Distinguished Gallantry Medal |
early life and education
He was born in Kurdistan while his father was stationed there doing work for Effendi Counter-Insurgency Solutions himself (he was an engineering officer at the time). Due to the fact he was born into a billionaire business dynasty, he was educated at Rugby School in England before going to Oxford University to study Middle-Eastern history.
Military service
He joined the Royal Sharifistani Army in 1986, serving in the Royal Pashtunistan City Infantry and leaving in 2016. He served in Baluchistan (part of Pakistan), Pakistani Kashmir, Iraq and Syria, winning the Distinguished Gallantry Medal for his actions in Baluchistan. He later re-joined the Army during the occupation of Sharifistan as the Amir Al-'Ard/Field Marshal responsible for leading the Army in resisting the occupation. In May 2021 he was appointed Chief of Military Staff by Sultan Ed Ashleigh.
Business career
After leaving the Army he joined the board of directors of his father's company. He quickly learned the business skills necessary and his military experience came to good use. He became Chairman of the Board in 2019 and owner in 2020, after his father died. in 2020 during the Insaani Civil War, he was awarded the Nişan De Onur for "services to Islamic civilisation" as was his son Sipahi Khalid Suleiman Ali Effendi.
Personal life
He has 3 wives and 3 children. Before the 2nd Sharifistani Civil War he had two mistresses but broke up with them due to “the need for Islamic moral leadership in these hard times.” He is also diagnosed with Aspergers' syndrome. He is a 32nd Degree Freemason and is highly active in the masonic movement.
philanthropy
He has made numerous donations to the Sultan Suleiman Khan Orphanage and the Islamic Monarchist Prisoners' Fund totalling £450 million. He has also made donations to Al-Saqoor totalling £10 million. His business has donated: the Islamic Monarchist Prisoners' Fund, the Suleiman Khan War Orphans' Home, the Sharifistani Masonic Aid, Khalid Suleiman Khan Homeless Charity and the Kraliyet Birleşik Harbiyeli Kuvveti (Sharifistani cadets).