Deletion of Sélim Djem

Comment: providing an analysis of the subject and this article against  is made all the more difficult by the original author's apparent dislike for  and most of Wikipedia's other guidelines and policies. The subject is supposed to be a notable journalist but the citation for his journalistic work points to an LinkedIn equivalent with his basic resume, not the interviews in question. He is supposed to be a notable author but I can't see that he has written any books that are on best-seller lists or that have been reviewed by others. Lastly, he is supposed to be |notable for the fact that he is a pretender to the Ottoman Empire|Ottoman throne, a claim to notability that has historically not received much |support here. Unless someone can find some independent |reliable sources to |verify any of the claims of notability in the article, I just can't see how the subject passes . Happy for my first instincts to be proven wrong, though, and happy to consider additional sources that I might not have been able to find
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG||WP:MOS||WP:N||WP:CONSENSUS||WP:RS||WP:V||WP:GNG)