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    Posted: 20-Aug-2007 at 17:05
Sorry, if I misunderstood you. I just had an impression that you are very negative about the Turkic people, who don't want to be the part of one "Turk nation"
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Well, then according to you a Kazakh who speaks only his language and loves his culture, but doesn't think that he is one nation with Turkey Turks is Mankurt in your view, right?
 
Wrong.
That is his/her personal preferance, a Kazak can refer to his/herself as just a Kazak and also as a Kazak Turk, this option is always open whether somebody wishes to use it or not.
 
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The problem is that you consider everybody who doesn't believe in your Turk nation a Mankurt.
 
Your making wrong assumptions, I never said anything of the sort and already explained what a "Mankurt" is. Somebody who disgaress with me merely has a different point of view, however, a Mankurt is an individual who has forgotten the mothertongue, history, motherland and is devoid of his/her own culture.
 
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However, different Turkic people can perfectly know their roots and culture, but do not consider themselves one nation with other Turkic speakers.
 
Some do, some don't
However, they all have the right to use or percieve themselves to be part of the "Turk" identity if they wish, this option is open.
 
I enjoy reading Chingiz Aytamovs novels and also his articles and views regarding developing and boosting Turkic countries ties and relations.
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Well, then according to you a Kazakh who speaks only his language and loves his culture, but doesn't think that he is one nation with Turkey Turks is Mankurt in your view, right?
 
The problem is that you consider everybody who doesn't believe in your Turk nation a Mankurt. However, different Turkic people can perfectly know their roots and culture, but do not consider themselves one nation with other Turkic speakers. Stupid to deny that, and they are not Mankurts.
 
And perhaps you even didn't know that Chinghiz Aitmatov wrote that novel in RUSSIAN language and it's a part of mandatory Russian literature course in in Russian schools. And the term "Mankurt" is often used among the educated people in Russia as well.


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  Quote Bulldog Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 20-Aug-2007 at 12:07
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Well, if it just a question of a personal choice, then you should also stop repeating that this nation definetely exists and every Turkic person who doesn't believe in it is a "Mankurt"
 
Do you even know what a "Mankurt" is...You say you've read Chinghiz Aytamov, how about the "The Day Lasts More Than a Hundred Years", somebody who cannot speak his/her language, is lost and forgets his/her history and motherland is a mankurt.
 
This term is used in Turkic regions for those who do the above.
 
Its a question of their personal choice if they wish to be as such and those who do are a "Mankurt", a person can choose whether to be one or not.
 
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Right, but it's also the view of most of the scientists, historians and linguists.
 
There is no clear consensus regarding the matter, its not a mathmatical equation, different people can have different opinions.
 
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You even didn't know what is the proper name of the president of Kazakhstan.
 
How childish...
Who doesn't know the proper name of the president, its hardly a big secret only known to experts now is it LOL
 
 
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Yes, I do, because I think "nation" is more or less a scientific notion and not smth. vague based on views of some leaders.
 
 
Nations are shaped and formed by leaders, now when we consider the fact that Turkic states share alot in common whether it be linguistically, historically etc if their leaders start moving closer together ofcourse this will have a big influence on the masses.
 
Today we are living in a globalised world, boundries are being broken, the problems of communications due to geographical distance is no longer an issue, as a result of advances in technology we can now all watch each other's Tv channels, mix on the internet, access media and so forth.
 
This is already having a large impact between the Turkic states in the first 20 years of independance.
 
If Turkic intellects and leaders percieve their similarities and ties to be more important than their differences this is up to them and they have every right to do so.
 
 
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Now, think about Central Asia. People of Turkistan speak similar languages with me. They are all muslims. Their traditions are just like my family's. So what is the difference between them and me?
 
Exactly, as I wrote above it depends on the person.
A Turk from Afganistan can decide, these other Turks their language is similar to mine, we share historical connections, have the same epics and legends, were both muslim so were brothers of same nation and religion.
However, another Turk may decide, we have some similarities but also differences, I focus on differences and so don't consider anybody similar.
 
A Turk from any Turkic region has the option to be a Turk, have a regional identity, or have both identities. For example an "Afshar" Oghuz-Turkmen Turk from Iran can refer to him/herself as just an Afshar, or just as an Iranian, or as an Afshar Turk or Iran Turk or just Turk. Just like there are "Salur" Oghuz-Turkmen Turks in Eastern Turkestan, Afganistan, Turkmenistan, Iran, Azerbaycan and Turkey.
 
 


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The answer isexactly CULTURE.

'Nation' has more to do with politics rather than culture, if you ask me.

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Well, If Anatolian people have no Altaic genes then it means they are not Turks. Therefore, Central Asian people are the only society that can be defined as Turks. But, this is the most idiotic idea i have ever heard. Because being a nation is not about genes or other racist materials in today's world.  
 
I'm a Turkmen. We are living in Anatolia. And I'm seeing lots of people who seems like Armenians, Greeks or Slavs but they accept that they are Turks. They don't look like my family but I'm from the same nation with them. So what makes us a nation? The answer is exactly CULTURE.
 
Now, think about Central Asia. People of Turkistan speak similar languages with me. They are all muslims. Their traditions are just like my family's. So what is the difference between them and me?  
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I remember a joke about this.
 
Temel went to england and he see a man who was drowning.. Man shout "imdat".. Temel heard him and asked him." are you Turk".
 
Man say" Yes I am Turk."
 
Temel reply "how happy who say I am Turk."
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Originally posted by omergun


IM A TRK, AND THATS IS THE REASON I LIVE FOR, THATS THE REASON I CAN ENJOY THIS LIFE, BEING TRK IS MY BIGGEST TREASURE, LOVE, PROUD AND HONOUR, you dont have any doubts about that.

Do you realize how laughable and foolish that sounds? LOL


I dont see anything laughable thing in here, but i think for people like you, whom dont know anything about love for their nation, it is quite normal to think these words are laughable. You are not used to these kind of thoughts, for me people like you are the ones who are laughable. If you dont have anything to say about the subject, then dont write, dont soil the topic with your dirt.
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IM A TRK, AND THATS IS THE REASON I LIVE FOR, THATS THE REASON I CAN ENJOY THIS LIFE, BEING TRK IS MY BIGGEST TREASURE, LOVE, PROUD AND HONOUR, you dont have any doubts about that.

Do you realize how laughable and foolish that sounds? LOL
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Sarmat, Ya ochen rad 4to ti pnimal 4to ya imel vidu i ya soqlasen s tvoim otvetom :)))))))))))))))))))))
 
The answer that Samat gave to my last post I believe is what we have been trying to say - that Kazakhs call themselves Turkic but not Turkey turks - of course it is like this, as we do.
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All nations, including turkic nations, should have one common feature - respect for law(maybe turkic nations lack this feature), which is the guarantee for progress and happiness. OK, :), am not going to be a "wise teacher", the point is we should have a positive attitude...
 
You are not wise too. So dont become teacher.
 
 
Sarmat does not hate, he is just trying to say that turkic nations are also the same as all other nations, meaning that one turkic nation should not give preference to the other turkic nation than to the let's say slavic nation... 
 
That is totally absurd specially when slavic or every other nation groups do what are you saying.
 
 
 
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How do you know Kazaks dont want to consider Trkiye Trks as their brothers and who said anything about big brother? We are same, no one is bigger. İ think its obvious that the difficulties you people are facing with Trkiye Trks is that you know that Trkiye is a World Power, thats why you dont want all other Trks to think we are same, because it then would go in favour of Trkiye, which will have the following that your nation will get damage. These are your kind of peoples thoughts, nothing else, you are always busy wit trickery. İm sure i know how a Kazak Trk will think, so dont say they will like Russians or something else, because it doesnt sound believing. Of course there are people, also in Trkiye, who dont think right, thats so, because they dont have the fundamentels of The Trk Character. But the majority of the people and the important persons, like Generals and Presidents are always the ones with the fundamentals.
 
 
 
DEAR OMERGUN !!!
 
As I said before Turkey people don't think that they consider themselves as big brothers... So your argument was wrong. My "big brother" argument was as a response. I did not open this stupid phenomena. Maybe you got my point in a wrong way...
 
How do I know?
Answer: Here, I was discussing something, which is only about Central Asian nations... HOW DO YOU KNOW central asian issues if you are not central asian, bro...I mean, how the hell YOU KNOW what is what, who is who in central asia, dude...?  I know this forum about all turcik nations, but here, it was smth about central asia... NOW..... my opinion about turkic nations - there are slavic, germanic, turkic etc. many different nations... and each of them has common features.... One of the features turkic nations have is brotherhood, I think which is not bad... But, this shouln't turn into political charachter.... Maybe this is the problem of the forum...
Nomatter what is our origin, we all should be equal nations of the world... Today's common issue is to make our lives better, regardless of our origin... All nations, including turkic nations, should have one common feature - respect for law(maybe turkic nations lack this feature), which is the guarantee for progress and happiness. OK, :), am not going to be a "wise teacher", the point is we should have a positive attitude...
 
But, OMERGUN !!!
Sarmat does not hate, he is just trying to say that turkic nations are also the same as all other nations, meaning that one turkic nation should not give preference to the other turkic nation than to the let's say slavic nation...  Sarmat is true that all turkic nations are not the same nation... where did you take that turkics are the same... Turkic nations have many similarities but it does not mean THE SAME... Multinationality is a deep understanding, where I think you haven't reached yet, Omergun !
We have to cooperate not based on our origin, but based on our mutual benefits, where each part gains from this cooperation... But some parts some times approaches to this issue with wrong attitude, which ends with undesirable results...
 


DEAR ALISH!!!

If you are trying to teach me a lesson about humanity, dont bother, because Trks know the meaning of humanity, and threating any people of anykind of nation the same.

I think you know very well, that this is a forum of Ethnic History of Central Asia. Which means we should discuss Ethnic! Origins! of people in Central Asia. So, if there are people in this forum, who are acting prejudged, and are resisting all the facts, to only achieve their, what in my words are hate feelings, should these people be considered as having a negative attitude, or the people who are furious and are only trying to show the truth about the subject? Do you understand what i mean?

Coming to the how do you know part, i am the one who should ask that question. An answer to your question would be something you are not famillier with, namely The Trk Character, Whom includes same culture, language, thoughts etc.



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Well these Turk republics still have and will have a lot of things to do with Russia, not to say that many of these Turks reside and work in Russia permanently. And thought of a lot of them are positive about Russia. Of course some of them view Russia negatively. But in this connection there are also some who view Turkey very negatively and don't like Turks.
 
I can repeat that very few people speak Turkish (I mean hear the language of the republic of Turkey, not their native languages)  compare Russian, this is the fact.


Working, doing business etc., that wasnt what i was talking about, i was talking about the independency of The Republic. They dont have to do anything with Russia. And i can repeat that they many people speak more Trkish(Kazak Dialect of course), and even if they speak Russian sometimes that this doesnt change the thoughts or position of them.


Originally posted by Sarmat12


"Turk" is not the name of a nation. It is the name of a race from which many nations have sprung: Anatolians, Azerbajanis, Northern [Turks], Turkestanis, etc. all of these are without doubt Turks; but they are not of one nation. In order for them to be one nation their cultures and fartherland must be one. But their fartherlands are different from one another, and even their cultures are [not the same]"


Dont you see any part who doesnt correspond with the other part. I mean, how is it possible that all of these are without doubt Turks and they are not of one nation? I mean,The source admits it itself: In order for them to be one nation their cultures and fartherland must be one.
What do you think the answer of this is?



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  Quote alish Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 11-Aug-2007 at 21:13
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How do you know Kazaks dont want to consider Trkiye Trks as their brothers and who said anything about big brother? We are same, no one is bigger. İ think its obvious that the difficulties you people are facing with Trkiye Trks is that you know that Trkiye is a World Power, thats why you dont want all other Trks to think we are same, because it then would go in favour of Trkiye, which will have the following that your nation will get damage. These are your kind of peoples thoughts, nothing else, you are always busy wit trickery. İm sure i know how a Kazak Trk will think, so dont say they will like Russians or something else, because it doesnt sound believing. Of course there are people, also in Trkiye, who dont think right, thats so, because they dont have the fundamentels of The Trk Character. But the majority of the people and the important persons, like Generals and Presidents are always the ones with the fundamentals.
 
 
 
DEAR OMERGUN !!!
 
As I said before Turkey people don't think that they consider themselves as big brothers... So your argument was wrong. My "big brother" argument was as a response. I did not open this stupid phenomena. Maybe you got my point in a wrong way...
 
How do I know?
Answer: Here, I was discussing something, which is only about Central Asian nations... HOW DO YOU KNOW central asian issues if you are not central asian, bro...I mean, how the hell YOU KNOW what is what, who is who in central asia, dude...?  I know this forum about all turcik nations, but here, it was smth about central asia... NOW..... my opinion about turkic nations - there are slavic, germanic, turkic etc. many different nations... and each of them has common features.... One of the features turkic nations have is brotherhood, I think which is not bad... But, this shouln't turn into political charachter.... Maybe this is the problem of the forum...
Nomatter what is our origin, we all should be equal nations of the world... Today's common issue is to make our lives better, regardless of our origin... All nations, including turkic nations, should have one common feature - respect for law(maybe turkic nations lack this feature), which is the guarantee for progress and happiness. OK, :), am not going to be a "wise teacher", the point is we should have a positive attitude...
 
But, OMERGUN !!!
Sarmat does not hate, he is just trying to say that turkic nations are also the same as all other nations, meaning that one turkic nation should not give preference to the other turkic nation than to the let's say slavic nation...  Sarmat is true that all turkic nations are not the same nation... where did you take that turkics are the same... Turkic nations have many similarities but it does not mean THE SAME... Multinationality is a deep understanding, where I think you haven't reached yet, Omergun !
We have to cooperate not based on our origin, but based on our mutual benefits, where each part gains from this cooperation... But some parts some times approaches to this issue with wrong attitude, which ends with undesirable results...
 
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Originally posted by omergun



What you are doing is civilisized, i suppose? I explained everything, there arent any arguments left, only thing i could do is repeat. We give you all facts, you say you dont find it reasonable.

Its obvious President of Kazakistan sees all Trks as one nation, but you keep on saying the opposit, would someone who has no problems with Trks in Trkiye do this?

IM A TRK, AND THATS IS THE REASON I LIVE FOR, THATS THE REASON I CAN ENJOY THIS LIFE, BEING TRK IS MY BIGGEST TREASURE, LOVE, PROUD AND HONOUR, you dont have any doubts about that.

Im not attacking you, and also the reason im writing in this forum, is that people like you give wrong information about Trks, which has the following that many people who already are prejudged or not, think the facts are like you say. This doesnt only happen in this forum, and also not only in this subject about Trks, many prejudged people in high positions are following these kind of politics.
 
Dear Omergun, I respect your patriotic feelings and I don't want to heart you in anyway.
 
Civilized I call the argument without refering to the things like that: "you have problems with Turks, you hate Turks, all these is crap... etc."
 
I am not scientist to invent any theories here by myself. I am just repeating what I read in many books and what is commonly available through the different ways of acquiring information.
 
If you think, that you can persuade me by saying: "You hate Turks... etc." You are wrong, since I don't hate, but on the contrary I like Turks.
 
As you noticed I always try to support my arguments. Now I give the quotes of Nazarbaev from Bulldog's article one more time.
 
 
"The idea of being Turkish is debated. For instance, when I asked [President of Kazakhstan] Nursultan Nazarbayev, sitting in his $18 million Boeing, "Who are you," the first thing he said was, "I am a Turk," which surprised me.

I said, "What do you mean by that?"

He said, "I don't mean anything to do with Turkey. Those people in Turkey are half-breeds. They are the descendants, mixed with the people who are already there. We conquered them. They intermarried, and they formed Turkey. We are the pure Turks."
 
Is it obvious from these words that Nazarbaev believes that all Turks are one nation?
 
For me is obvious that he is saying:
"Is that my (Nazarbaev's) vision of Turks doesn't mean anything to do with Turkey and "We Kazakhs are pure Turks", Turkish people are half-breeds, they are not Pure Turks.
This is what he said. Please explain me where he said by this, that "all Turks are one nation" .
 
I am ready to listen you carefully.
 
Now another citation from a Turkish intellectual from the beginning of the 20th century, Mehmet Halil :
 
 
"Turk" is not the name of a nation. It is the name of a race from which many nations have sprung: Anatolians, Azerbajanis, Northern [Turks], Turkestanis, etc. all of these are without doubt Turks; but they are not of one nation. In order for them to be one nation their cultures and fartherland must be one. But their fartherlands are different from one another, and even their cultures are [not the same]"
 
 
I tend to agree with the paragraph above. And the same thing most of the historical, linguistic and ethnographic books say.
 
I just put it here what I read before. And I dont want to offend anyhow Turkic people. This forum is the place of discussion. If you want to convince me please give me pervasive argument.
 
As you can see so far, the materials provided by Bulldog are at least inconclusive, concerning "one Turk nation".
 
So, please, explain me why I am wrong? U can see that your view about "one Turk nation" is debated utmost, and it's definetely not universally accepted.
 
As for me I am ready for a serious discussion and I will attentively listen to your arguments.
 
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1. http://www.cceia.org/resources/transcripts/5163.html
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The idea of being Turkish is debated. For instance, when I asked [President of Kazakhstan] Nursultan Nazarbayev, sitting in his $18 million Boeing, "Who are you," the first thing he said was, "I am a Turk," which surprised me.

I said, "What do you mean by that?"

He said, "I don't mean anything to do with Turkey. Those people in Turkey are half-breeds. They are the descendants, mixed with the people who are already there. We conquered them. They intermarried, and they formed Turkey. We are the pure Turks."


Firstly, why do you think he says, 'I am a Trk' and not I am a Kazak or I am Turkic? Because he sees all Trks as one nation.

What do you think he means with 'I don't mean anything to do with Turkey.'? He means that he didnt born in Trkiye, but isnt declining the fact.

'Those people in Turkey are half-breeds. They are the descendants, mixed with the people who are already there. We conquered them. They intermarried, and they formed Turkey. We are the pure Turks.'
With the half-breeds part i dont agree, because just like i explained earlier with a familly tree-example, the foreigners in the familly tree are a couple, this doesnt make The Trks in Trkiye half-breeds. But in general hes talking about the same thing. Hes actually indeed saying were one nation  and we have same forfathers, but that Trks in Trkiye intermarried, which doesnt count for me as a change of the purity of Trkness, what i already explained earlier.

Supporting the idea that he does see all Trks as one nation, here, another source wherein hes writing a congratulation letter to The Trk-Kazak University:

The Source is in Trkish, but i will translate the needed part in bold=>

The youth of The Trk Nations(meaning Kazakistan and Trkiye) who are of the same race, who are studying in this university, is a good example whom shows the real friendship, cultural and spiritual relations between Kazakistan and Trkiye.



http://www.yesevi.edu.tr/ayhaber/old_issues/020_mart2003/03.htm

Nursultan%20NazarbaevNazarbayev, mesajında şyle dedi:

Ahmet Yesevi Uluslararası Trk-Kazak niversitesi İlgililerine
Sayın ğretim yeleri ve ğrenciler!

Sizi, Hoca Ahmet Yesevi Uluslar arası Trk-Kazak niversitesinin kuruluşunun 10.yıldnm dolayısıyla en iten dileklerimle kutluyorum.

Soydaş (aynı soydan gelen) Trk milletleri genlerinin okuduğu bu niversite, Kazakistan ve Trkiye arasındaki gerek dostluğun, kltrel ve manev ilişkilerin en gzel rneğini aksettirmektedir.

niversite, kendisinin ğretim yeleri sayısı ve eğitim kalitesi ynnden lkemizdeki uluslararası standartlara uygun eğitim kurumlarından biri olarak tanınmaktadır.

Trkistan toprağında dnyaya gelip tarih bir, manev değerleri ortak milletlerin eski bağlarını bilimlik aıdan değerlendiren, onları ağımıza uygun şekilde canlandırmaya gayret sarfetmekte olan bu eğitim kurumunun aydınlık bir geleceğinin olduğunu dşnyorum.

niversite personeli ve ğrencilerine sağlık ve başarı dileklerimle, alışmalarınızda başarılar diliyorum.

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Either write a comment about the subject or dont...
 
azeri, kazak, uzbek and uygurs have their own names.. They dont call themself as Turk first.. So dont waste our time with imposing your nationalist absurd ideas.
 
We are not one nation, we are brother nations that is all..
 
I should add, I dont care what you write. Ask a kazak,kırgız,uygur and Turk..
 
Nationalist ideas are generaly have no relation with reality..(Like this.)
 
 
 
 
 
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How do you know these Yakuts and Chuvashs would prefer Russian? Only thing i know is that every Trk who has the fundamentals of The Trk Character would see all Trks as one nation. I dont seperate Trks with their Religion or Tribe.
 
 
 
Because I saw many Yakuts and Chuvashs and I more or less know what they think in general. I can't reply for all of them though. But for the same reason, Slavic Muslim from Yugoslavia would prefare a Turk from Turkey to Russian, regardless of the Slavis roots, due to historical reasons Turkey is closer to him
 
Originally posted by omergun



I want to know how long conversation did you have about this subject with the father and relatives of your wife? Are these their views or yours?
 
I did had these conversations and I know that for Tuvinians Mongolians and Tibetian are the best friends due to very close culture mentality and religion. Not to say that Turkish and Tuvinian language are totally mutually
non inteligible. However, a lot of them know that Turks are their brother nation and a lot of greatful for Turkish educational efforts in Tuva, Turkish school etc. But they do not believe that they are one nation with Turks.
 
 
Originally posted by omergun


I already told you the reasons why they woud/could speak Russian(if they are speaking?), this doesnt mean they dont speak Trkish, either doesnt change their feelings or thoughts about this subject. Its not important with whom they find a common ground with, what important is, is their thoughts. Later in the future you dont have to be surprised, if you see that these Trks will build a bridge whom will make their communication levels higher.
 

Its a fact that The Trk Republics are now independent and dont have to do anything with Russia. Because of the short time whom passed from the establishment of these Republics out of the old Soviet Union, it is normal Russian will still be spoken. But saying few people speak Trkish, is far from truth.
 
Well these Turk republics still have and will have a lot of things to do with Russia, not to say that many of these Turks reside and work in Russia permanently. And thought of a lot of them are positive about Russia. Of course some of them view Russia negatively. But in this connection there are also some who view Turkey very negatively and don't like Turks.
 
I can repeat that very few people speak Turkish (I mean hear the language of the republic of Turkey, not their native languages)  compare Russian, this is the fact.


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What you are doing is civilisized, i suppose? I explained everything, there arent any arguments left, only thing i could do is repeat. We give you all facts, you say you dont find it reasonable.

Its obvious President of Kazakistan sees all Trks as one nation, but you keep on saying the opposit, would someone who has no problems with Trks in Trkiye do this?

IM A TRK, AND THATS IS THE REASON I LIVE FOR, THATS THE REASON I CAN ENJOY THIS LIFE, BEING TRK IS MY BIGGEST TREASURE, LOVE, PROUD AND HONOUR, you dont have any doubts about that.

Im not attacking you, and also the reason im writing in this forum, is that people like you give wrong information about Trks, which has the following that many people who already are prejudged or not, think the facts are like you say. This doesnt only happen in this forum, and also not only in this subject about Trks, many prejudged people in high positions are following these kind of politics.
 
Dear Omergun, I respect your patriotic feelings and I don't want to heart you in anyway.
 
Civilized I call the argument without refering to the things like that: "you have problems with Turks, you hate Turks, all these is crap... etc."
 
I am not scientist to invent any theories here by myself. I am just repeating what I read in many books and what is commonly available through the different ways of acquiring information.
 
If you think, that you can persuade me by saying: "You hate Turks... etc." You are wrong, since I don't hate, but on the contrary I like Turks.
 
As you noticed I always try to support my arguments. Now I give the quotes of Nazarbaev from Bulldog's article one more time.
 
 
"The idea of being Turkish is debated. For instance, when I asked [President of Kazakhstan] Nursultan Nazarbayev, sitting in his $18 million Boeing, "Who are you," the first thing he said was, "I am a Turk," which surprised me.

I said, "What do you mean by that?"

He said, "I don't mean anything to do with Turkey. Those people in Turkey are half-breeds. They are the descendants, mixed with the people who are already there. We conquered them. They intermarried, and they formed Turkey. We are the pure Turks."
 
Is it obvious from these words that Nazarbaev believes that all Turks are one nation?
 
For me is obvious that he is saying:
"Is that my (Nazarbaev's) vision of Turks doesn't mean anything to do with Turkey and "We Kazakhs are pure Turks", Turkish people are half-breeds, they are not Pure Turks.
This is what he said. Please explain me where he said by this, that "all Turks are one nation" .
 
I am ready to listen you carefully.
 
Now another citation from a Turkish intellectual from the beginning of the 20th century, Mehmet Halil :
 
 
"Turk" is not the name of a nation. It is the name of a race from which many nations have sprung: Anatolians, Azerbajanis, Northern [Turks], Turkestanis, etc. all of these are without doubt Turks; but they are not of one nation. In order for them to be one nation their cultures and fartherland must be one. But their fartherlands are different from one another, and even their cultures are [not the same]"
 
 
I tend to agree with the paragraph above. And the same thing most of the historical, linguistic and ethnographic books say.
 
I just put it here what I read before. And I dont want to offend anyhow Turkic people. This forum is the place of discussion. If you want to convince me please give me pervasive argument.
 
As you can see so far, the materials provided by Bulldog are at least inconclusive, concerning "one Turk nation".
 
So, please, explain me why I am wrong? U can see that your view about "one Turk nation" is debated utmost, and it's definetely not universally accepted.
 
As for me I am ready for a serious discussion and I will attentively listen to your arguments.
 
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Originally posted by omergun

 İm sure i know how a Kazak Trk will think, so dont say they will like Russians or something else, because it doesnt sound believing.  
 
 
This shows how few you really know about the Turkic world. Do you know that there are Russian Orthodox Yakuts and Chuvashs who would never prefer Turkish people to Russians, do you know that there are Christian Tatars, who also "like" Russians much more than Turkish Turks.
 
Or you consider all these people traitors and mankurts?
 
The term "mankurt" by the way is famous due the works of Kyrgyz author Chingiz Aitmatov who wrote in Russian and whose literary works are the part of mandatory reading in  Russian schools.
 
Are Chingiz Aitmatov's novels mandatory reading in Turkish schools?
 
Kazakhs do not "love" Russians, but they view them more or less positive. They are definetely much more familiar with the Russian culture and mentality than with the Turkish culture or mentality.
 
It's much easier for a Kazakh to find a common ground with a Russian than with a Turk, simply because 90% Kazakhs speak Russian with native fluency, while few can speak Turkish.
 
It's also a fact that Kazakhstan together with Belorussia are in a strategic alliance with Russia now. Kazakhstan is indeed perhaps even the most precious ally of modern Russia.
 
You can't consider Kazakhs "slaves of Russians," however. Kazkhs are very proud people and they fought against Russian imperialism whenever they could.
 
Uzbeks, for example helped to defeat Kazakh national hero Kenisary Kasymov, who fought Russians. Can Uzbeks be considered "slaves of Russians" after that?
 
The history is a very complex phenomenon. And you never can claim "I know it for sure" withour examining the real facts.
 


How do you know these Yakuts and Chuvashs would prefer Russian? Only thing i know is that every Trk who has the fundamentals of The Trk Character would see all Trks as one nation. I dont seperate Trks with their Religion or Tribe.

I didnt read books of Chingiz Aitmatov, therefore i cant comment on that, but im sure his books are available to buy in Trkiye, if not given in schools.

I want to know how long conversation did you have about this subject with the father and relatives of your wife? Are these their views or yours?

I already told you the reasons why they woud/could speak Russian(if they are speaking?), this doesnt mean they dont speak Trkish, either doesnt change their feelings or thoughts about this subject. Its not important with whom they find a common ground with, what important is, is their thoughts. Later in the future you dont have to be surprised, if you see that these Trks will build a bridge whom will make their communication levels higher.

Its a fact that The Trk Republics are now independent and dont have to do anything with Russia. Because of the short time whom passed from the establishment of these Republics out of the old Soviet Union, it is normal Russian will still be spoken. But saying few people speak Trkish, is far from truth.
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