Adnan Oktar A9 TV; April 5th, 2017

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.

The fact that those criticizing the government voice their ideas freely demonstrates the strength of democracy in Turkey. There is no need to be disturbed by that.

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.

Referendums are always won by a small margin, everywhere in the world. If the laws accept such results, then everyone should accept it, too.

The reign of Islamic morality around the world means the reign of peace, love, democracy, freedom and quality. Everyone would like it.

Democracy is about diversity of thought, freedom to pursue different political goals. But our people don't want deceit or plots.

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.

Having a strong opposition shows that Turkey has democracy. Therefore our brothers should not be bothered with opposition.

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.

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

No one can target or plot against Turkey as long as she is modern, civilized, democratic and champions women’s rights.

No one should be criticized for making her/his own choice based on good conscience. People should choose freely in a democratic atmosphere.

We don't want any dissident voices to be silenced. An abundance of dissident voices is the beauty of democracy.

There is no such thing as ‘the freedom to insult’ in any democratic country. Criticism and opinions must be expressed within the boundaries of respect.

The verse in the Qur’an, “your religion is yours and my religion is mine” is the most perfect description of democracy and secularism.

No incident would be harmful in a country in which the movement of the Mahdi is present. Turbulent times might pass by but the result will always be beautiful and auspicious.

The intelligence observed in plants is breathtaking. The intelligence in one single cell of a plant is a million times superior to that of man.