What He Said?What Happened?

Kanal 35, 14 December 2008 

Adnan Oktar: TURKEY IS A GREAT COUNTRY; THEY MUST ASK TURKEY TO ENTER EU. FURTHERMORE, IN ONE SENSE, THEY MUST PLEAD FOR IT BECAUSE IT IS TURKEY WHICH WILL MAKE THEM WEALTHY, WHICH WILL SAVE THEM.It is the dynamic power of Turkey, its dynamic youth and the dynamic youth of all Turkic states, its underground treasures, oil, natural gas [that will save EU]. The capital and oil of all islamic world are on their feet right now. Turkey will administer them; it will be in the position of a leader, an elder brother. That is, it will be a channel for Europe. Europe is proceeding towards death. Turkey is a blood to save it; that is, it is what Europe urgently needs…

Azerbaijan State News Agency, 14 August 2008

Adnan Oktar:  Frankly, Turkey is the biggest state in the world. I am not exaggerating this actually; it is really the biggest one. Let me put it in this way; TURKEY WILL JOIN IN EUROPEAN UNION AFTER TAKING THE LEAD OF GREAT TURKISH ISLAMIC UNION. It will feed and strengthen Europe. This position will also enable Russia to become strong. This will also allow Armenia and Israel to feel relieved and cause the Palestinian problem to come to an end. SO TURKEY IS THE ONLY STATE THAT WILL RESCUE THE WHOLE WORLD. IT ACTS LIKE AN INSURANCE OF THE WORLD. SURE ENOUGH TURKEY IS SIGNIFICANT AND IN 10-20 YEARS THE WHOLE WORLD WILL START TO SEE THIS. TURKEY WILL ENABLE EVERY STATE IN THE WORLD TO BECOME BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
This is the law of Allah Insha’Allah and this is the fate Insha’Allah.


Zaman, 28 Mrch 2011



Anti-Islamism is a great peril for Europe

President of Finland, Tarja Halonen, stated that anti-Islamism, which had been recently on the rise in Europe had been posing a threat to Europe and called Turkey to proceed its reforms on the path to Europe. The Finnish President also wanted the development of economic relations between the two countries.

Halonen also drew attention to Alanya’s improntance for the Finnish tourists and expressed that Alanya was almost like a province of Finland.