ISIL Protest in Canada

In his conversation programs, Mr. Adnan Oktar commented that “If you take away the passports of people who want to join the ISIL, they would simply stage protests in their own countries.”

In Canada, a radical who allegedly had a connection with ISIL entered the parliament building and shot a soldier. It was noted that the suspect first planned to go to Iraq to help ISIL, but then his passport was taken.

September 25^th, 2014: A9 TV

KARTAL GÖKTAN: The European Union announced that the number of people who went from Europe to Syria and Iraq to join ISIL and other groups is now more than three thousand. They stated that they are cooperating with Turkey to identify these people.

ADNAN OKTAR: What are they going to do after identifying them?

OKTAR BABUNA: They will probably confiscate their passports.

ADNAN OKTAR: Well, they can, but what would he do with a passport? What will ISIL members do with passports or IDs?

TARKAN YAVAŞ: They are issuing passports themselves, so -

ADNAN OKTAR: They issue passports for them. These are very ineffective actions. They stand at the door and say, “No we will not let you go to join ISIL.” Then they will bomb the place. You must change their mentality and their ideas, their faith and you must educate them.

In Canada, a radical who allegedly had a connection with ISIL entered the parliament building and shot a soldier. When he was about to enter the room where the Prime Minister was giving a speech, he was shot and stopped.  Since the scope of ISIL’s activities in Canada is unknown, this incident caused wide-scale panic in the country. It was announced that the suspect planned to go to Iraq to help ISIL, but his passport had been taken away.