UNION FOR THE STRUGGLE AGAINST COMMUNISM ASSOCIATION

“For Justice, Freedom and the Nation”

The Union for the Struggle Against Communism Association was founded with a philosophy rooted in individual freedoms, national values, and human dignity. Throughout history, communism has posed a threat to free societies by supporting totalitarian regimes and suppressing human rights. Our association aims to raise awareness of the dangers of these ideologies and defend democratic values.

PURPOSE OF ESTABLISHMENT

Established in Izmir, our association seeks to support the oppressed and marginalized; to defend national and moral values; and to help build a society founded on freedom, justice, and human rights.

Our Mission

▪ Prevent the spread of communism in Turkey ▪ Raise public awareness about the dangers of communism ▪ Protect our national and moral values ▪ Defend the independence and integrity of Turkey

Our Vision

A Turkey that is free from communism, strong, independent, and prosperous. A fair and independent society that embraces national and moral values.

Our Values

Justice, freedom, respect for beliefs, national will, moral and virtuous stance, democracy, and independence are our core principles.

About the Association; Official Information

Ministry of Interior: Directorate General of Civil Society Relations

Registry Number: 35-085-121

Karşıyaka Tax Office Directorate

Tax Identification Number: 5761143107

Ministry of Trade Central Registration System (MERSIS)

MERSIS Number: 0576114310700001

UETS (National Electronic Notification Address): 25888-32429-86555

This information reflects the official registration and legal identity of the Association for the Struggle Against Communism.

Our Policies for Fighting Communism

1. Protect individual freedom.

Totalitarian ideologies prefer obedient masses over free individuals.

2. Defend your beliefs and values.

Communism glorifies godlessness, not faith.

3. Learn history well.

Never forget the atrocities experienced in countries under communism.

4. Ensure education is moral, not ideological.

Education must not be confused with propaganda.

5. Do not stay silent against oppression.

Silence only ensures you’re next.

6. Preserve your national identity.

Don’t let global utopias erase who you are.

7. Don’t fall for promises of economic equality.

True equality grows in freedom, not in oppression.

8. Criticize communism with knowledge.

To be right, you must first be informed.

Official Registration Documents of Our Association

These documents confirm that our organization is officially registered and active in the Republic of Türkiye, as recognized by the Ministry of Interior and the national e-Government portal (turkiye.gov.tr).

HISTORICAL STATEMENTS OF U.S. PRESIDENTS AGAINST COMMUNISM

Harry S. Truman: “Communism does not feed the hungry. Communism is the enemy of freedom.”

Dwight D. Eisenhower: “Communism is a system of dictatorship ruled by force.”

John F. Kennedy: “Freedom has a cost. We must be ready to fight to stop the advance of communism.”

Ronald Reagan: “Communism is a failure that belongs on the ash heap of history.”

Richard Nixon: “The greatest threat to freedom is not war itself, but the spread of communism through subversion.”

George W. Bush: “Just like communism, terrorism seeks to impose a totalitarian ideology.”

HAKAN ELMAS

HISTORICAL STATEMENTS OF TURKISH LEADERS AGAINST COMMUNISM

Mustafa Kemal Atatürk: “Let it be remembered that the greatest enemy of the Turkish world is communism! It must be crushed wherever it is seen!”

Adnan Menderes: “Communism is the greatest trap set against the spirit and faith of our nation.”

Cemal Gürsel: “No tolerance will be shown to communist activities under any circumstances.”

Alparslan Türkeş: “Communism is a threat. It may come from outside, but it can also find supporters within. We must stay vigilant against this ideology.”

Turgut Özal: “Communism is a system that seeks not to empower the people, but to seize control through the state.”

Süleyman Demirel: “Fighting communism is vital for the survival of our state.”

Necip Fazıl Kısakürek: “Fighting communism is not just a political stance; it is a reflex to preserve the nation’s existence.”

Muhsin Yazıcıoğlu: “Communism is the enemy of religion, the family, and the nation.”

HAKAN ELMAS

THE PHILOSOPHY OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE AND OUR STRUGGLE

The foundations of the United States rest on a philosophy that emphasizes individual rights and freedoms. The Declaration of Independence, adopted on July 4, 1776, includes the following core principles:

• All people are created equal: Regardless of race, religion, or gender, everyone is recognized as having equal rights.
• Unalienable rights: Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are rights that come from birth and must not be taken away by any government.
• Popular sovereignty: Governments derive their just powers from the consent of the governed.

THE CONSTITUTION AND THE BILL OF RIGHTS

The U.S. Constitution, adopted in 1787, and the Bill of Rights, added in 1791 (the first ten amendments), provide legal protection for individual freedoms:

• Freedom of Expression: Protects freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition.
• Right to Bear Arms: Grants citizens the right to keep and bear arms for the security of a free state.
• Protection Against Unreasonable Searches and Seizures: Guarantees security against arbitrary invasions.
• Right to a Fair Trial: Ensures fair trial rights through the Fifth and Sixth Amendments.
• Religious Freedom: Prohibits Congress from establishing a religion or impeding the free exercise of religion.

Historical Development and Struggles

The history of the United States is marked by continuous efforts to expand freedom and ensure equal rights for all. Key milestones include the abolition of slavery, women’s suffrage, the civil rights movement, and the LGBTQ+ rights struggle. These events reflect the evolving understanding of liberty and the ongoing pursuit of the American ideal of freedom.

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