Submittedby: Donald Hank
The article linked below squares well with what I had said months ago about US, and generally Western, foreign policy toward Muslim countries, namely that, either by design or by default, it is tending very strongly to harm Christians (not to mention Israelis) and install radical Islamic minorities in high places. This phenomenon is by no means limited to Egypt, as one might suspect by reading the Examiner's account. It has been a constant since the Khomeini in Iran and Kosovo. It is also by no means limited to Obama's policies or to Democrat policies. It relates to the policies of Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton and GW Bush as well.
If I were a Middle Eastern Christian and heard the words "I'm from the US government [or NATO or the UN, or France] and I'm here to help," or the words "we want to bring democracy to your country," I would run away fast!
Middle East democracy (and US support for it) = Persecution of Christians.
Don Hank
Look at the outcomes in US foreign policy interventions; there is a clear pattern of anti-Christian abuse precisely as a result of our intervention every single time. Is it, could it be, a coincidence?:
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