Adnan Oktar A9 TV; April 19th, 2017

Turkey is a democratic country. A referendum would only reinforce our brotherhood. Both those who would vote ‘yes’ and those who would vote ‘no’ are the children of our country.

I respect everyone’s opinion and good conscience. Those who want so, would vote ‘yes’ and those who want so, would vote ‘no’ in the referendum.

It is God Who creates everything. We need to consider every issue by putting trust in God.

Turkey is a democratic country and this is not Turkey's first referendum. Under all circumstances, the outcome will be auspicious.

Both those who vote ‘yes’ and those who vote ‘no’ in the referendum should be respected. It is not right to call any of the sides a traitor.

Making even stronger explanations about the amendments to the constitution and emphasizing that there is no risk for federalism would be great.

After we emphasized that “no-sayers” are also our brothers, there was a sudden softening of the tone used for the referendum. Thanks to God.

Using a positive and compassionate tone at the referendum speeches would break the games of those who aim to separate Turkey.

It is important to trust people's common sense. Our people are wise. They accept the right thing when they see not through fear.

High attendance in referendum and freedom of expression is important. It's risky to give the impression that people said 'yes' due to fear.

A referendum is a system for asking people’s choice. It would be wrong to use a language that would intimidate them if they vote in a certain way.

An incriminating attitude regarding people’s vote in the referendum is unbecoming. Both those voting “yes” and “no” are treasured citizens of our country.

The same respect should be shown both to those who vote ‘no’ and ‘yes’ in the referendum for the constitutional amendments. That is a requisite of democracy.

It isn't right to bring someone to account for one's choice in a constitution referendum. It could be dangerous to form sides in this matter.

In a referendum one must show respect to both those who say 'yes' and 'no'. This is what democracy stands for.

It is important to inform the people about the modifications in the Constitution. People must know every article that will change and what it means.

Barzani should not go forward with the referendum. There is a game here designed to overthrow him.

Had Iraq accepted it, Barzani establishing a Muslim religious state in Northern Iraq would not disturb anyone but the purpose here is different. The British Deep State wants a state ruled by the PKK in this region. They’ll overthrow Barzani in a heartbeat and hand over the region to the PKK. Turkey cannot just stand by and watch this happen.

Had Turkey, Iran and Russia acted as guarantors for Barzani, he would have a strong hand against the ploys of the British Deep State in the region. The ‘referendum’ ploy designed by the British Deep State could turn into a plot to overthrow Barzani, crush his family and destroy Sunni Muslims in the region.

The British deep state's plan is to martyr Barzani on the pretext of post-referendum incidents, crush the people in the region and make the PKK terrorist organization dominant.

The Israeli government supports Barzani for the referendum but they are acting emotionally in this case. A divided Middle East would only bring discomfort for Israel: Dividing the Middle East into small states is a serious risk to the safety of Israel. A Muslim world united within the moral values of the Qur’an would ensure Israel’s safety.

It is not acceptable to say; “I do not accept referandums,” what the people wants is important.

Very wondrous events will happen in 2014. 2014 is a milestone in Turkey. It is very important. There will be many referendums, there will be an election. 2014 is a very crucial year.

Those fine moral values we refer to as Anatolian moral values, stem from pain and suffering.

EU doesn't accept Turkey but not because we are Muslims. Because they’re worried about the threat of radicalism.