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A CALL FOR A TURKISH-ISLAMIC UNION

AN INTERVIEW WITH
MR. ADNAN OKTAR BYTASCA
(TURKISH ARAB ASSOCIATION
FOR SCIENCE, CULTURE AND THE
ARTS), NOVEMBER 21st, 2008)

Adnan Oktar: The Turkish-Islamic Union will protect
the integrity of all countries. Pakistan will still be Pakistan. Turkey
will still be Turkey, and Iran will still be Iran. In other words, there is
no pretension to a regime change. But there is joy, love and brother-
hood spreading across the whole foundation and being implemented
as a national policy. It is a union that will result from the unification
of hearts, of love. That will be a real Turkish-Islamic Union. Some peo-
ple may think of a union established by state force, intimidation or
fear. The fact, however, is that love lies at the heart of Islam, and
peace and peace of mind, and openness and joy. An atmosphere of
rejoicing. Friendship. Establishing these among Muslim countries and
Turkic states. Establishing a Turkish-Islamic Union under the leadership
of the Turkic states, themselves led by Turkey. We want good inten-
tions and honesty to rule here and reciprocal investment in industry,
science and technology. We want all such investment to be unfet-
tered, and for there to be no passport or visa regime. We want that
obligation to be lifted so there can be free trade and a free exchange
of love and friendship. In other words, we want anyone producing
an ID card to be able to cross the border. In fact, there should be
no need to show it to anyone. I must be able to take my ID
card and go to Azerbaijan. Or Syria, or Kazakhstan.
I must be free to go to Morocco, Tunisia or Al-
geria. I will get on a ship and go to Tunisia
and Algeria. And I will talk with my
brothers there. We will

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