Hasan Çakar

Hasan Çakar
Başbuğ of Hasanistan
Incumbent
Assumed office <date>
Other major portfolios Major state portfolios in Hasanistan Sep. 2011–Aug. 2014 Supreme Leader Aug. 2014–Aug. 2016 Foreign Affairs Minister Aug. 2016–Oct. 2016 President (first term) 2017 Prime Minister (first term) 2018–2019 President (second term) 2018–2020 Prime Minister (second term) 2020 Naib-i-Şehinşah 2020–2022 President (third term)
Personal details
Nationality	Hasanistani
Political party	People's Unity Party Former affiliations: Independent (2011–13, 2018–19) Idealist Party (2016) Unity Alliance (2018)
Known for	Founder of Hasanistan
Website	Personal blog
Military service
Allegiance	Hasanistan
Battles/wars	2017 Hasani coup d'état attempt
Association football career Playing position Utility player (preferred defensive midfielder) Senior career* Years Team Apps (Gls) 2013–2015 South Hasanistan 6 (67) Total 6 (67) * Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only

Hasan Çakar is a Hasani politician, writer, athlete, information technologist and the founder of Hasanistan, having served as head of state and head of government of Hasanistan numerous times throughout its history. He currently holds office as the regional ruler of the Sanjak of Hasanistan under the title of Başbuğ and the Sadr-ı Azam (Grand Vizier) of the Great Turan State, as well as leading the People's Unity Party, the Hasanistani Turanic Society and the World Hasanistan Alliance. In addition to his involvement in Hasanistan, Çakar has been involved in various other micronations including Brennonia, Mahuset and Pavlov.

Other activities

Athletic career

Çakar has participated in many sports events in Hasanistan and has occasionally represented them in some international events. He played for South Hasanistan during the main period of activity of the Hasani A Lig between 2013 and 2015, scoring sixty-seven goals in a total of six appearances and winning the inaugural season in 2013, and also took part in the Hasanistan Wallball League playing for different teams in the competition. He was a player in an unofficial two-versus-one basketball game against a team reportedly representing France.

He participated as a competitor in the 2020 Batyr Chess Invitational in June 2020, where he was defeated in the first round by Chase Mahoning.

Views

A political compass published by the Batyr Times in 2013 shown Çakar in the libertarian-left quadrant. He has been described in different news articles as being a nationalist., a populist and having had socialist leanings.

He expressed great admiration for the Bogdanoff brothers and said "they brought light into our world and showed us the enlightened path" after the death of both brothers but also previously accused them of promoting negative policies against Hasanistan. Çakar announced he supported QAnon in 2020, although the statement was regarded as non-serious.

Çakar publicly announced support for Turanism and established the Hasanistani Turanic Society. Following the establishment of the Turanic Society, he stated "[the organisation] aims to inspire other groups in Turanic countries for the eventual goal of a Turan super-state spreading from the Sami regions of Scandinavia to Alaska and from as north as Yakutia to as south as Hijaz in Saudi Arabia". He considers Mahusetans as part of the "Turanian family" describing them as "honourary Turanians to the highest degree". He has described Indo-European ("Aryan") countries as "failed states" compared to Turanian states such as North Korea. He supports the Japonic script as part of a "Turanian cultural revival" and referred to the Latin script as "Franco-Masonic", "bourgeois-decadent" and "pushed by the agents of the Bogdanoff brothers".

He is pro-anime and supports its deregulation. He has previously stated his opposition to Eniakism and compared its rise in popularity to the spread of communism during the 20th century, although the founder of Eniakism Emiel Hardy has been regarded as a hero to Çakar.

Prior to the 2016 presidential election, he expressed support for decentralisation of the Hasanistani government. He later expressed support for a unitary state and scepticism over federalism in 2018.

He has made statements in opposition to Cornish people, having banned Cornish culture in Hasanistan through a presidential decree. In the presidential decree, he called Cornish nationalism "degeneracy" and referred to the "Cornish-Fesmarian menace.

Social issues

Çakar is known to have supported expressed support for Turkic-style polygyny as "common sense" and "21st century" as part of an election promise in the run-up to the 2020 elections, where men could marry multiple women. He justified it by saying it was "unfair" that men could not marry "many beautiful virgin wives and concubines for fun" and "[it would] increase our birth rates so we have more citizens and it will also make our population happier". He later abandoned support for the policy to promote himself as a national unity candidate.

After banning TikTok in Hasanistan, he described it as "shameful and an attack on the revolutionary principles upon which Hasanistan was built" and accused it of promoting promiscuity.

He has expressed hope that Hasanistan's population will be more than half female in the future.

During the protests after the death of George Floyd, Çakar stated that it was a "tragedy" and there were "many systematic issues in America regarding socio-cultural relations between classes and races, as well as the police's role in America's society".

Foreign policy

China

Çakar voiced support for the indigenist Taiwan independence movement in 2013, stating that neither the communist or "nationalist-capitalist" governments should control Taiwan and the Taiwanese people should have the right to be "Taiwanese not Chinese". He blamed the Chinese government's "incompetence and corruption" for being responsible for the initial spread of COVID-19 and said they were instead distracted with "sending Uyghurs [to] re-education camps".

Eastern Europe

During the 2014 Crimean crisis when Russia militarily occupied and annexed the Crimean Peninsula, he called for the protection of Crimean Tatars but accused Western governments of hypocrisy over their position on Crimea. Çakar condemned the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine and said Russia were "war criminals". Days prior to the beginning of the invasion, he had proposed an act to the Mejlis supporting the territorial integrity of Ukraine and condemning Russia over human rights abuses against the Crimean Tatars. After Russia further annexed four provinces it occupied during the invasion in September 2022, he described the territorial expansion as "illegitimate and not a true representation of the self-determination of the people of those areas". He expressed concern over the Wagner Group mutiny and praised its peaceful resolution and Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko's role in mediating the end of the mutiny, calling for Russia to use the "mood for mediation and peaceful settlement of disputes" to end the war in Ukraine.

Middle East

He called for a permanent ceasefire during the war between Israel and Hamas which began in 2023, condemned violence by both sides and warned against the expansion of the conflict into neighbouring countries. He additionally stated that he regarded the actions of the IDF as genocide against Palestinians.

Electoral history in Hasanistan

Main article: Electoral history of Hasan Çakar

Year	Election	Affiliation		Votes	%	Result
2016	Presidential election		Nomad Party	7	58.3	Elected
2018	Presidential election		People's Unity Party	5	100	Elected
2020	Legislative election (Deñizabat constituency)			4	80	Elected
	Presidential election			7	58.3	Elected
	Legislative election			4	33.3	Elected

Awards and decorations

Hasanistani awards and honours

• Knight Grand Cross of the Order of Tuğrul Bey (23 December 2019)
• Member of the Order of Imam-Caliph Ali Alayhi s-Salām (23 December 2019)

Hasanistani titles

• Beglerbeg of Deñizabat (2 December 2019)

Foreign awards and honours

• Knight of the Order of St. Peter (1 August 2017)
• Knight of the Order of Oglun (24 August 2018)