Alfred Navigatori Gurami Sikharulidze Eurasia 2066 2015 Other books by Alfred Navigatori and Gurami Sikharulidze Eurasia 2050 Are we Live in the End Time? Armenian Odyssey Dragon has Waken Up Origin and Mission of Satan The Reformer Man with the Tie from Caucasus All scripture quotations are from the Gideon International Bible and New American Standard Bible Published by Dani publishing, LTD P.O. box 0119 Tbilisi, Georgia ISBN 978-9941-0-8094-4 Printed in Georgia Contents 1. Introduction .................................................................................5 2. The Controversy of the Heartland & Rimland .........................19 3. What is the Germans Role in Europe? ......................................26 4. Russia in the Last Stage ............................................................37 5. Yakutia is Getting Ready to Go ...............................................117 6. Armenian Odyssey .................................................................. 119 7. Georgia is Cornerstone of Caucasus .......................................174 8. Spirit of Caucasus ................................................................... 223 9. Turkey, Hungary and Turan .................................................... 226 10. Crimea not Always will be the Apple of Discordence .........242 11. Central Asia ..........................................................................244 12. America and Univer's Infi nity ...............................................257 12. Dragon has Waken Up ......................................................... 264 13. The Reformer .......................................................................312 14. Conclusion ............................................................................ 327 INTRODUCTION military-technology arms race and political and cultural resistance have de- A fi ned relations between the United States and Superpowers of Eurasia sins the mid-twentieth century. At the present time, there exist eight “superpower” states or groups of states in the world. Six of the superpowers are in Eurasia: the European Union, Israel, Russia China, India and Japan. Only two superpowers-the United States and Brazil-are outside of Eurasia. Eurasia is the center of our planet: seventy-fi ve percent of the world’s population and most valuable minerals are found hear; it is probable birth place of civilization as well as worlds main religious; it has seen full development of mankind’s social evo- lution, from primitive treble system to liberal democracy. The mythic Garden of Eden was located in Eurasia, home to the fi rst man and woman, Adam and Eve. In Eurasia was the beginning, and Eurasia may be the end. The most motivated and dynamic nations on the planet have existed in Eurasia, including China whose inhabitants make up twenty-one percent of world population, and India, whose inhabitant make up sixteen percent of the world population. Eurasia also home to the world’s largest country, Russia, although its inhabitants make up only 2,2 percent of world population, and at last Eurasia is homeland to the Israel, which have been playing central role in world history. A remarkable historical trace has been left in Eurasia history by Assyrians, the Persians, the Greeks, the Romans, the Huns, the Arabians, the Germans, the French, the British, the Spanish, the Portuguese, the Japanese, the Indians, the Jewish, the Russians, and many other nations. For everyone of these remarkable peoples, Eurasia was their homeland. Every one of these nations has been conquerors of other nations, and has aspired to conquer the world. Although these peoples may have been defeated ultimately in their aspiration, they left their mark, and several still exist today among the most advanced, progressive and high-developed of nations. Eurasia had been the birthplace of the greatest and most far-reaching Maritime and Continental Empires. “Emporium” is a Latin word meaning rules, or command; this notion is as old as history itself, which has consisted mainly of wars and pillag- ing. Throughout the long history of nations, they have either been conquered by other nation, or on the contrary, they themselves have conquered other nations. These events have happened many times over, in different variations. There may not have been nation that has existed that did not love holding command, giving orders, the fi ght for sphere of infl uence, conquering, giving favor for his inhabitants, teaching other nations how to live. Among these nations there was one that stood out, whose success has not been second. During sometimes they have been leader and others can,t do this. Empires and unions of nations have arise and disappeared in every continent, but-previous to modern times-only in Eurasia have empires at the superpower level existed. Empires in Eurasia had vast territories and were usually spread over at list two continents. One of the most prominent empire in world history was Roman Empire. This em- 5 pire was created by group of people who were initially conquered by neighboring people. These neighbors have been lost in history-no one remember them except spe- cialists-but the Romans have stayed with us. First Romans had shown phenomenal spirit stronghold and engineering. They made the impossible, and become best, chosen nation, and even today we still feel the impulse of the great Roman soul. Romans captured southern Europe, the western part of Asia, and North Africa. They chose not to target India, China or Central Asia, but limited their domination to the Mediterranean. Within their territory, the Romans cre- ated unprecedented system of roads, trade directions and communications, including a postal serves and network of hotels. Mediterranean sea was Roman Empire inside sea with comfortable ports-cities and shipping within go on by timetable. Great Rome, with its high level of culture and military might, ruled about fi fty million people, made a famous constitution, and created the title of citizen. Citizenship in the Roman Empire was guarantee of inviolability, immunity, and respect for personality. In many ways, citizenship in the Roman Empire was similar to the modern-day status of citizen of the United States of America. Rome had trade relation with eastern and far eastern countries, includes China, and made use of the Great Silk Road. The creation and blossoming of the Roman Empire took place about same time as the Han dynasty was fl ourishing in China. Modern-day Chinese name come from this great dynasty: it was a golden age in the developing of culture, and one of great economic prosperity, for China. Its capital was the largest and wealthiest city in the world. China’s famous bureaucratic system and civil law was established at that time. Confucian philosophy of government and administration in relation to population was consolidated then, and shaped the Chinese way of life. The Chinese administration promoted political expansion and trade, exporting sil- ver, ceramic and large war horses. This breed of horses becomes symbol of Han China. The Chinese would have known about the Roman Empire, its might and wealth. Chi- nese geographers have know confi guration of whole Eurasia continent and location of their Empire. In his zenith in Han dynasty China lived about forty million inhabitants. The Empire had great power and much experience in ruling. Some specialists think that if Han dynasty decided to conquer all of Eurasia, they may very well have suc- ceeded. The Chinese thought that they were center of a “Heavenly Empire”, and had no intention of conquering everyone under the sky: they limited their activity to trade. Despite their large reach, neither Rome, nor the Han dynasty China, was super- power whose goal was to conquer the world. The fi rst superpower of this kind was the Mongols, who occupied three-fourth of Eurasia. Their leader Genghis Khan, declared he should be conqueror of the world. He and his descendents ruled most of the known world, include China. Genghis Khan’s grandson Kublai Khan, establish China’s new Yuan dynasty, a brilliant period in China’s history. Early have thoughts that Mongols beginning conquer the world because in their country was bad climate. The people who live their looking food outside of Mongolia and become nomadic. Last times scientifi c research show opposite repercussion. Re- ally in thirteenth centuries Mongolia have excellent climate and people feeding very 6 good, appropriate Mongols feeding their hours more better than other countries and because of this Mongols cavalry become, strongest, fastest and very mobile at that time. The Mongol Empire was in many ways a unique empire. They did not give the world new technological achievements, but they give the world something more im- portant: they brought nations closer together. The Mongols built bridges and roads; people began studying foreign languages; European miners worked in China, and Chines doctors appeared in Europe. Mongols establish a post offi ce system, and im- prove communications between hotels. They had high level military innovation: they conquered the world with one hundred thousand fi ghters. The Mongol Empire was the fi rst world Empire who had ideological aspiration-conquer every corner of our planet. In large degree it was a Sino-Mongol combine empire. After some centuries, the de- scendents of the Sino-Mongol Empire created the Sino-Soviet Empire, which peaked in the mid-twentieth century. This Empire existed for ten years, and then ceased being. The fi rst half of this union-China continuous