The World needs Turkey as a leader
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The World needs Turkey as a leader

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Vatan TV, 20 December 2007

Adnan Oktar: In my opinion the world in general will have a better state of affairs. Especially a union will come into existence in the Turkish Islamic world. TURKEY WILL BE THE LEADER OF BOTH THE ISLAMIC WORLD AND OF THE TURKISH WORLD. I HOPE THIS WILL HAPPEN IN TEN TO TWENTY YEARS.


Mavi Karadeniz TV,  31 December 2008

Adnan Oktar: Yes, TURKEY MUST ABSOLUTELY BE THE LEADER. Because Turkey, and the Turks, is the perfect country in terms of both experience and of nature and of moral values. TURKEY MUST BE THE LEADER BECAUSE IT POSSESSES ALL THE QUALITIES OF LEADERSHIP. Because the Turkish states in question share that opinion. We have ties with all Islamic countries. They also share that view. Nobody will say no. Thee is the need to put this into action right away. 

Hurriyet, 3 November 2011

The World needs Turkey as a leader

During the Conference of the American-Turkish Council (ATC) in Washington, General Martin Dempsey, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said Turkey was a close strategic partner of the United States and a leading country on which the world will increasingly place its trust. "We are proud to say that the Turkish people are a friend to us. And I have a strong belief in the saying, ‘Tell me who your friends are, and I will tell you who you are'," he told the audience. “AND NOW, THE WORLD NEEDS MORE THAN EVER THE MODEL TURKEY HAS SET AND ITS RESPONSIBLE LEADERSHIP," Dempsey said. 

Dempsey also spoke on Turkey’s significant rise in 88 years and becoming a bridge between continents and cultures and announced that the next century is more promising for Turkey than the present century

“Turkey is at the crossroads that serves as a bridge between eastern and western and Europe and the Middle East. It has had a vibrant economy as the rest of the region has undergone recession. With new governments emerging in the Muslim world, Turkey can serve as a positive role model to leaders in the Middle East”, Dempsey said.

American Forces Press Service,

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