What He Said?What Happened?

American Public TV, December 25, 2009 

Adnan Oktar: Two years ago, I mentioned about the Turkish Islamic Union. After that, Turkic countries such as Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and Islamic countries have started to lift the visa practice mutually. What does that mean? That means Turkic people and other nations will meet each other in an easy way to do business together and can easily establish close social relations. Following the abolishment of the visa practice, the passports are going to be repealed as well. Do you also know what that means? That means there will be a Turkish Islamic Union like an Islamic or a Turkic common market. The aim of this formation is to establish a union in which feelings of love, compassion, friendship and brotherhood dominate which will not based entirely on political and economical interests. Above all else, there will be the love of Allah, the fear of Allah and an enthusiasm sourced by the love of Allah. In this case, life will bear a meaning. Otherwise, just eating, drinking and trading is not enough to make people happy. You see economies are crashing. The main reason of the economic crisis is the lovelessness, egoism, selfishness and above all Darwinism. The collapse of Darwinism and the removal of lovelessness let the feelings of compassion, mercy and love to predominate through the world in a quick manner.  Therefore the establishment phase of Turkic Islamic Union is on a certain rise. Within 10 or 20 years, the union of the states will have been completed Insha’Allah.


Çay TV, 26 November 2009

Previously, when I first noted that the visas were going to be lifted, the issue of a Turkish Islamic Union had been sunk into oblivion actually in many places. Later on, I also expressed that the passports were going to be lifted. Just watch and see. After a while, the passports will also be abolished. First the visas and then the passports. People will question the meaning of it. We will say this is the Turkish Islamic Union, that’s all, Insha’Allah.

Samanyolu News, June 24, 2010

Nejat Kocer, Chairman of Gaziantep Chamber of Industry called for lifting the passports in his speech during the Middle East and Neighbor Countries Fair which took place in Gaziantep City of Turkey.

Vakit, June 25, 2010

Mehmet Aslan, Chairman of Gaziantep Chamber of Trade also gave a speech at hid visit in which he said: “Recently we have taken positive and sincere steps in developing bilateral relations. Now our aim is to ensure the transition between the need of passports. Our attempts continue in this direction. If we can make it, we will move fast in terms of developing the relations and give acceleration to the relationships.”