[The Bored One]

Excellent point. Those Christians who have lived with and seen the fundamentalist Muslims and who then fled to the US will be a great ally to us, for they know the evil first hand.

[CedarDave]

Unfortunately, Christian middle-easterners are on the bubble right now -- thought of by Americans as just other Muslims (who are viewed as anti-American in general, if not downright extremest or fanatical), and rejected by practicing Muslims as traitors and infidels who should be shunned or eliminated (if they could get away with it). Consequently, do not expect these people to come forward in any great numbers -- they, understandably, are worried about their own survival in a land not their own.

[mrustow]

Excellent point. Those Christians who have lived with and seen the fundamentalist Muslims and who then fled to the US will be a great ally to us, for they know the evil first hand.

I'm thinking, Joe Farah.