I Am Saying Yes To Criticism, But

When The U.s. Asks For The Extradition Of A Terrorist, If Turkey Doesn't Have That Individual On The Terror List, What Do We Say, What Do We Respond? Now, The Individual Might Not Be On Your Terror List Or Terrorist List. But If He Is On My List, And If We Have An Agreement On The Extradition Of Criminals, If I Make The Request, Then, Well, You Should Extradite That Person. And There Has Been Numerous Examples Of That Mechanism Working With Many Other Nations As Well, Not Just The U.s.

Similarly, It Is Argued That The Culture Of Islam Is Incompatible With Democracy. Basically, This Conventional Perspective Of The Middle East Thus Contends That Democracy In That Region Is Neither Possible Nor Even Desirable

Therefore, The Observation Must Be Explicitly Made: In The Middle East And In The Muslim World, Suspicions Linger Concerning The Objectives Of The West And Notably The Us.

If An Individual Is A Terrorist, Then You Should Not Be Promoting Those People And Putting Them Under A Good Light, If You Will, And Promoting To The Young Generation To Come. That Will Only Be Spoiling The Young Generation.

I Should Like To Repeat What I Stated Recently In The Jeddah Economic Forum In Saudi Arabia: It Won't Be The Religion, But Rather The World-view Of Some Of Its Followers That Shall Be Made Current.