The Vision of Eurasia

[omegaspan]

Can it ever really exist>? Or will it stay a dream>?

[zemelmete]

I think that Eurasia already exists, in other words - it is Russia.

[omegaspan]

Are you from Russia?

Yes, Russia would actually be a large part of what we would call Eurasia, but i m speaking about a much bigger landscape, like all of Europe and all of Asia...

...can you imagine that??

[zemelmete]

omegaspan said:

Are you from Russia?

No.

omegaspan said:

Yes, Russia would actually be a large part of what we would call Eurasia, but i m speaking about a much bigger landscape, like all of Europe and all of Asia...

...can you imagine that??

No. I don't think that ever will be created such country as "Eurasia". It's just not possible.

[omegaspan]

Obviously it will not be a country, but a kind of federation.

[mandate of heaven]

some people seem to have much faith

These Pan Turanians are hysterical

www.hunmagyar.org/turan.html

[jam]

Do they include Finland and Karelia? That seems strange.
It's more easy to say what they didn't include!

Look how Mongolia is written really bold

Also, does a Yakut person REALLY have anything in common with Turks in Turkey, apart from similar language? Would a person from Turkey feel comfortable in a ger on the Mongolian steppes? Or in a Nenet's tent, herding reindeer?
What DO they have in commion?

[Melnorme]

jam said:

Would a person from Turkey feel comfortable in a ger on the Mongolian steppes? Or in a Nenet's tent, herding reindeer?
What DO they have in commion?

That reminds me - I remember reading some "Pan-Aryanist"'s post ( I don't remember where ), about the bewildered reaction of Turkish soldiers to Korean racial phenotypes, during the deployment of NATO troops in the Korean War.

Interesting stuff, really. Google about it.

[Crimson Guard]

<<Look how Mongolia is written really bold >>

Think cause Mongolia is supposed to be the ancestral homeland of the Turkic peoples...namely the Huns . I think also their invoking the Hunnic/Monolgian Empire's rights....pan-Turnanism is in reality pan-Turkist...so its Turkish racialism/nationalism.

Whats interesting however is that Turan was an ancient Etruscan goddess.

[zemelmete]

jam said:

Also, does a Yakut person REALLY have anything in common with Turks in Turkey, apart from similar language? Would a person from Turkey feel comfortable in a ger on the Mongolian steppes? Or in a Nenet's tent, herding reindeer?
What DO they have in commion?

Well that's really tricky question.

Let's say hungarian and ob-ugrian cultures are totally different. I can't even imagine what central europeans and western siberians have in common. But what a joke - their languages are VERY closely related (i have heard that hungarian-khanty linguistical similarity is about the same as english-swedish) !

[augusto]

It could happen, but not necessarily a mere sum of the existent Nations , with their respective people's.

But more like one Nation would assimilate all others, perhaps by violent means.

For it to happen peacefully, by means of mere ethnic mixing till all becomes an uniform ethnicity it would take perhaps thousands of years.

But which culture would dominate it?

A big contender would be China.
They have the organizational skills required.

Another aspect, or consequence of this Eurasia, is that, whoever controls Eurasia, also controls the World.

So if at some point Eurasia was to be unified, its owner would own the World.

The first true Empire.


Still think there is not enough population for this to happen, we need to wait till the Globe has something like 50-100 trillion people living in it.
For People to start re-thinking the absurdity that it is, this notion of Eternal Peace, and no Land Conquest.