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Answer to your questionReader comment on item: Erdoğan: "Turkey Is Not a Country Where Moderate Islam Prevails" Submitted by Straigth_Talk_Luigi (United States), Jun 6, 2008 at 01:51 Easy, more votes. I'm going to talk about some general trends here: Democrats, unlike the GOP, would register every illegal alien in this country to vote in order to win. They want one thing: power. The ultimate goal of Western liberals is the opposite of the coin of what radical Islam wants: one world government. For radical Muslims, this, of course, means sharia law. For Democrats, it's one-world government like the UN. Both are so convinced and so enamored in their views that they are actually convinced that everyone on the planet wants the same thing. So, when poor 'ol lads like me question it, they become bitter and angry. But really, it's all about power and control. That's how Islam was designed and that's what liberals really want. They can deny it until they are blue in the face, but I know better than to be fooled by that. An intrusive government that controls all your moves for the sake of progress is what they both want.
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