[z3n]

There is one primary factor for where Christians face the most prosecution, and you can see it on a map. The main outliers here are N.Korea, Mexico, and Columbia. Pretty much everywhere else is consistent with one thing, and I it's not US foreign policy.

[Alberta's Child]

Pretty much everywhere else is consistent with one thing, and I it's not US foreign policy.

What is it?

[nitzy]

Why on earth would you think that the persecution that Christians face in the Middle East isn’t a result of US foreign policy?

There was a large Christian population in Iraq until the US war to overthrow Saddam.

There were large Christian populations all over the middle east until 1947 and the formation of Israel. That is when the Christian persecution in the ME started and it was a direct result of US foreign policy.

[DesertRhino]

Germany, the entire UK, Ukraine, Canada, Australia and USA need to also be shaded yellow on that map. All have massive amounts of official Christian repression in the last 5 years.
From arresting homeschoolers, to closing churches, to censorship and arrest, to arrests for silently praying in public, to brutal repression of any Christian opposition to the homo/tranny agenda, to official state atheism like here in America. etc...