National anthems are scarey!

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Unfortunately for you I am not a dog, neither are any of the lesser races you would wish to impose your will upon.

Where did you get the idea that I wish to impose my will upon the lesser races?
I simply want my people to be left alone by them. For moscow to stop leeching off the people of Central Asia, for China to stop screwing the people of Eastern Turkestan, and for Iran to stop pestering South Azerbaijan.

The ones before us, the "empires" wished to impose their will upon the lesser races, and they did not need any racial ideology to do so. They simply did that without thinking of future consequences, rebellions, break-ups and troubles.
If we had carved a piece of land for ourselves, and fortified it, we would probably not in this state.
The maximum expansion of the Turk in this world is to Greece in the west, and China in the east.
This is our Lebensraum. It's quite large, allows for expansion, and has natural resources.
Why would we need to rule over others, when we can rule ourselves?
We only want what is rightfully ours.
Nothing more.

If you formed Turan, guess what, they'd still be tearing it down piece by piece; same as they are now, before it even has a chance to be born.

Well, they were not able to tear down our republic, although they were so keen, and so sure that we wouldn't be able to put up a resistance when they set their armies upon us.
And Turan will be formed in the very same way. We will start small, try to improve our economies, form a union similiar to the EU, and slowly work towards a unified country.
This is our plan for now. But beyond economic measures, it's quite important to instill a sense of brotherhood, and the notion of one nation into the fragmented pieces of Turan. Thankfully, we have fronts in all Turkic countries, who advocate the same thing.
And even in countries like Hungary, sons of Atilla, who look favorably upon the idea of a Turan.
From our pointview, it is a noble, but harsh pursuit.
Something, archived many times before, but broken due to wrong measures, we've learned from the mistakes of the past, and are now looking forward to the future.