PRESENTER 1: "My honorable master, Elif, the wife of Mehmet Caglar, the gendarme specialist sergeant who was martyrized in the bombing attack at Halkali, was assigned as a teacher at the school of her choice within the scope of the regulations about first degree relatives of martyrs. Previously, she became a teacher as a graduate by means of the “Snowdrops” campaign aimed at girls in the East and Southeast regions and organized by the Association for Supporting the Contemporary Life, and she has been waiting for her turn to be assigned. Master, how do you evaluate this situation?” Safak Umutoglu.

ADNAN OKTAR: Very good, very nice, quite nice. But when educating students as “Snowdrops”, the dangers of communism should also be taught to those snowdrops. I mean, you send "Snowdrops" to the Southeast and then she turns into a dangerous person if you raise her as atheist and irreligious or if you let her to be raised like that or if you don’t explain this. Right? I mean it won't work only with education. If only with education were enough, then there would be no PKK. PKK consists of highly educated people mostly. They are all high school or university graduates. They are not uninformed people and they have quite a political culture. But they are raised as communists. Therefore, besides general culture, religious culture and anti-Marxist, anti-communist, anti-fascist, anti-Darwinist education is a must. When this is not done, there would be a harmful environment. They have to do this..