Adnan Oktar A9 TV; June 9th, 2013

Youngsters should voice their wishes sincerely; our people, our government would accept such wishes anyway. For instance they should be clear about the points that you think you are not free, the aspects you do not want the government to interfere, about why you do not want dams to be built, why you do not want a new AKM building instead of the old one.. They should explain everything clearly..

Let us build a pool in Taksim as big as an artificial lake. Let us bring Italian artists and have very artful sculptures around that pool.

Taksim should be made the greatest square of the world. Let us have gardens and vineyards there. We can build very beautiful gardens. Building new fruit gardens, vineyards, small zoos would be very nice.

I kiss those youngsters who kept silent while the azan is recited from their foreheads.

It would be highly beneficial to inform our people who participate in those demonstrations on legal matters as well. Innocent people should not put themselves in trouble because of nothing. It is very important for our youth, for our dear ones, not to be deceived by ill-intentioned plots.

It would be wrong to present something right and auspicious as if it is wrong. In order to prevent something like that, the goal to attain a historical and natural beauty in Taksim should be well emphasized.

Uprooting a tree and carrying it to a different location is like carrying a baby from one place to another. For that reason it should be very well emphasized that the uprooted trees will be carried to another location and replanted without being harmed. Furthermore it would be great to tape and broadcast this. We would be happy to see that the trees carried to a different location are healthy and alive. Anything on the contrary would grate us.

We want a giant pool and classical bronze statutes for Taksim. Additionally a classy masjeed, very chic cafes, very classy restaurants can be build.

The real thing that would solve the whole matter in Gezi incidents is; planting 10 times more trees in Taksim. Furthermore the trees taken out from Taksim can be brought back.

Before all else the location of the gardens and the trees that will be planted should be defined in Taksim. That is because building a giant garden in Taksim is the essence of the whole matter; such an act would have a worldwide impact.

Taksim should be reforested widely in such a way that the whole world would be amazed by it.

It is very nice that new trees are being planted in Taksim.

Our master Tayyip has made the Gezi Park a place like heaven and that is it.

Our Prime Minister is not someone who resists things that are good and beautiful. He is very nicely atoning for the Gezi Park incident.

The shopkeepers in Taksim have all suffered a great deal. The government should make special arrangements and allocate a special aid for them. I mean the government should help all those with legitimate, legal income.

It would be great if our state subsidize the shopkeepers in Taksim financially at least for a while, until they gather their strength.

Some communists want Turkey to specifically remain poor. That is because in a wealthy country communism cannot prosper.

Some people fail to imagine what would happen in a country when communism comes. When communism comes, the iron claw of the state would be on people. Streets, prisons, everywhere would turn into Hell.

We do not watch incidents, we attend to matters meticulously.

There are some people who are impatient to separate the South east of Turkey, we would never let this happen. And a portion of right wing appears to be inclined to give away the South east of Turkey.

It is not possible for our Master Tayyip to defend anything contrary to reason.

The peaceful demonstrators should ask for something reasonable, we can then be instrumental in implementing those insha’Allah.

Youngsters should put forth what they want very clearly and very openly. They cannot attain any results by screaming.

We cannot impose our understanding of morality to others, we cannot interfere anyone’s beliefs.

Our youth wants modernity, they want sweetness. There is a spirit of concretion, a greyness all around and youth does not want this. Being grey is not good; a Muslim should be full of life and joy.