Prime Minister Erdoğan’s Statements on the Integrity of the State and Brotherhood

Mr. Adnan Oktar has been making steadfast explanations to people who want to divide our country and emphasizes the importance of Turkey being a unitary state. Moreover, he notes that artificial divisions must be eliminated in order to ensure the unity and integrity of our country.

Our Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan points  out these subjects from time to time and clarifies that everyone is equal without making a distinction in people’s choice of clothing and emphasizes a sense of brotherhood, expressing that he will never let our country to be divided.

A9 TV: February 16^th, 2014

ADNAN OKTAR: As a people, let’s support our Prime Minister. Turkey is in great danger. The danger of being divided is at our doorstep. We need to be very careful. We will not let 50 break down the other 50. We will add 50 and 50 together and make it 100. We will not let something like that happen. These are bad games. We will not fall into such games.

March 31^st, 2013 :A9 TV

ADNAN OKTAR: Look, federation, autonomy; all these are dangerous words. They would definitely end in division. They say, “Let’s finish this once and for all.” What did we do in the war of independence? We resisted to the end. Did we say, “Let’s surrender to the British and be done with it?” “Give it to the PKK and be done with it?” There is no such thing. Autonomy, federation, self-government, state system; these are all polite names for division. No, no, no: Our soldiers were martyred because they resisted against division. Look; federation, autonomy, self-government and state system. They were martyred because they did not accept these names. No martyr would ever accept these. No Turkish citizen or Muslim would ever accept these.

Look, our Prime Minister is saying bravely, “I will not let the country be divided.” He is saying very openly, “One state, one people.” But he needs support.

Adana CRT TV: September 30^th, 2008

Adnan Oktar: For Muslims Allah says, “They are  strong…” We will be together like this, insha’Allah. Rightist and leftist,ALAWITES, KURDS, LAZ, CIRCASSIAN, SUNNIS. IT DOESN'T MATTER. WE ARE ALL BROTHERS AND SISTERS. WE ARE ALL SERVANTS OF ALLAH. Allah has shown us each a path. We will respect everyone’s opinion but UNITY AND TOGETHERNESS ARE ESSENTIAL. Those who love Allah and act in the way of Allah are of course struggling to make this country a better place and they will continue to do so. Turkey will continue with the Turkish Islamic Union with success, insha’Allah.

A9 TV: January 23^rd, 2014

ADNAN OKTAR: One can evaluate the level of freedom in a country from the women there. Look at women and understand. Are women free or not? Done. Otherwise that regime could do whatever it wants. It’s over. But if women are free, then it is okay. Women who wear open clothes, those who don't wear headscarves and those who do and those who wear veils; they will all be free. Also those who walk around in bikinis or veils; they must all be respected. Every one of them must be accepted as one hundred percent believers and treated as such.

A9 TV: May 7^th, 2012

ADNAN OKTAR: Those who wear open clothes are also Muslims. Those who wear burkas are also Muslims. We must reach them all. We must speak to them all. We must respect and appreciate them all. There will be women with open clothes and with burka at the same place. You will show respect to all of them. You will appreciate all of them. And this must be shown with actions.

Prime Minister Erdogan held the first  of his election meeting in Sivas. In his speech, he mentioned that 95 years ago, “one state, one country, one flag” was the foundation of the Republic and that he will protect this and that Turks, Kurds, Laz, Circassian are all brothers and sisters. He said, “If you try to carry out an operation in this country from inside or outside, we will shield it with our bodies and give the necessary answer without hesitation.”

Prime Minister Erdogan also said, “Both those who wear the headscarf and those who do not are my daughters. They are sisters and friends. Why do you try to make a distinction?”