WORLD TURKISH RESEARCH HEADQUARTERS, NORWAY WORLD TURKISH NEWS: WORLDPRESS Turks have been in Anatolia for 15,000 years. While the whole world is united in debating the presence of Turks in Anatolia, it is no coincidence that traitors within our own country have launched a veritable crusade against the concept of Turkish identity and the Turkish nation. Coincidences can occur anywhere in the world, but don't approach the belief that even the buzzing of a fly in Türkiye has a cause with a paranoid mindset. There have always been those who wonder why the nations of the world are so interested in us. Certainly not because they love us or are curious. Hasn't anyone ever wondered why people living in Türkiye are so indifferent and insensitive to their own past? Because that's what was desired. Since when? Since 1947. The education and culture agreement signed between Turkey and the USA in 1947, known as the "Fulbright Agreement," led to our national education system being shaped entirely in line with American interests. Much later, this agreement was also seen as a "betrayal" agreement that undermined Türkiye's independence. Here, America or the West had only one goal: to prevent Turks from knowing themselves and from having the slightest conviction that they were the owners of the superior civilizations they dominated. What kind of thing, you might ask? I will list them below. According to the explanation given by the researcher-writer and folklorist Haluk Tarcan, a true patriot, based on the documents of the famous Turkologist Kazım Mirşan, who defied the world: Turks have maintained their presence in Anatolia for 15,000 years. Because Turks were the first people to settle in Anatolia, possessing an ancient civilization. Turks were in the Black Sea region 1,300 years before Pontus. The year 1071 is not the date of the Turks' first arrival in Anatolia, but rather their last. The first historian was not Herodotus, but the Turkish commander Onre Binabaş. The Turks were the first to invent writing. The first alphabet was not the Latin alphabet, but the Turkish alphabet. The history of Istanbul did not begin with Byzantium; it was founded and began thousands of years ago by the Turks. Rome and Beijing were founded by the Turks. The lack of interest in Turkish history among our younger generations is neither right nor accurate. One day, this indifference will leave you stateless, and then what good will crying do? Never associate the longevity of states solely with their wealth. The most fundamental characteristic of long-lasting states is that the nations, united around the same beliefs, share a common culture, traditions, customs, folklore, and art. A nation so intertwined with these shared aspects can never be shaken or destroyed. Today, the most dangerous game threatening the indivisible unity of the Turkish nation is this all-out war waged against our unwavering spirit of unity and brotherhood. Therefore, we have a duty, even an obligation, to know who we are, where we came from, and when we arrived. Researcher and author Tarcan has stated and proven that the presence of Turks in Anatolia actually dates back 15,000 years, and that the year "1071," known as the date of the Turks' entry into Anatolia, is an imposition by Europeans. According to this, it was the Turks who used writing thousands of years before the Sumerians and law thousands of years before the Romans. Another event that makes one say, "While the water sleeps, the Americans never sleep," is this: Americans took DNA samples from people in Van and conducted research. Their aim was to prove that the Etruscans were not Turks, and therefore, that the Kurds were not Turks either. In the end, what happened? Of course, this initiative backfired, and since a 97% match was observed, it was revealed that Kurds also have Turkish origins. Haluk Tarcan says that the cave inscriptions found in the region show that we arrived in Anatolia in 13,000 BC. Tarcan says, "Since our ancestors arrived in 13,000 BC, it means they migrated because of the glaciers. The date 1071 was invented by the West to eliminate the Turkish presence in Anatolia. Our last arrival date..."