What He Said?What Happened?


 

Mr.Adnan Oktar has been drawing attention to the menace of communism  for many years with  his books, articles and television conversations. In this manner, he has been calling for making a comprehensive worldwide study  and making an intellectual struggle against communism.

In the past few days, a significant improvement has been experienced in America in this regard and a positive step was taken on the path to contribute to peace.

 

June 13th, 2013, A9 TV

ADNAN OKTAR: I have drawn  attention to communism for many years.  Our religious brothers  say "Where is communism?". Some people also say "Where is communism?". Then what is this? Therefore the menace of communism  has been the biggest threat of Turkey. It has been the biggest threat in  the Balkans and the Middle East. This means that my diagnosis was correct. It has been right that an intellectual struggle should  be made. Combatting communism is not an issue that can be solved by police and  gendarmes. Communism may get out under some innocent  variety of names. Here he says “green consumerism," he says "the protection of animals," he says, "oxygen in the air," he says something and can get out. He can have justified aspects.  He can use things that are justified but his main goal is communism.

Communist thinking is very cruel. I think they will see the danger after this and they will believe in the necessity of taking measures according to that. A large-scale activity, intellectual activity, refuting Darwinism and Marxism scientifically, rationally.

 

 

27 September 2013, The New York Times

Intellectual Struggle - September 27th, 2013, The New York Times

U.S. Secretary of State Kerry and Foreign Minister Mr.Davutoglu have announced to the world at a meeting in New York a proposal to  struggle against radicalism that was co-created by 29 countries but under the common leadership of the United States and Turkey,

With this global fund, 200 million dollars will go to those Muslim organizations that put forth an intellectual struggle in Muslim countries against radical opinions. The U.S. Secretary of State Kerry said that the United Nations can contribute to peace by contributing to this fund as well.