You don’t have to keep up with daily news to know that Iraq is the eye of the Islamic State hurricane, a stronghold of Sharia brutality and a hotbed for Isalmic violence. However, most have never and will never hear of the immense suffering and insurmountable persecution of Middle Eastern Christians, and it’s literally thanks to the Obama administration.
While Obama and the State Department trip over themselves to remind the West of the oppression of Muslims in the West because of our own Islamophobia (fear of being blown to bits by the only religion in history to slaughter 270 million unbelievers), real Islamic oppression in the Middle East is resulting in the imprisonment, torture, enslavement, and massacre of the few remaining Christians in their homelands.
Hoping to voice the mass suffering of the voiceless, Sister Diana Momeka of the Dominican Sisters of Catherine of Siena planned to testify in Washington to the horrors she has personally witnessed on a grand scale.

The Iraqi Catholic nun from Nineveh had confirmed meetings with the Senate and House foreign relations committees, USAID, various NGOs, and even the U.S. State Department, but the response she was given from State Department just before her scheduled departure in mid-May shows how much the Obama administration cares about the extermination of Christians.
National Review reports that Sister Diana was informed by letter from the U.S. consulate Tuesday that her non-immigrant-visa application has been denied:
You were not able to demonstrate that your intended activities in the United States would be consistent with the classification of the visa.
She told Nina Shea in a phone interview that she was rejected because she is an Internally Displaced Person (IDP). In short, the State Department was calling her a liar.
While President Obama continues with his agenda of nuclear talks with the Islamic Republic and attempts to give a legacy to his name, he has completely ignored the fate of several American citizens
who are jailed in the Islamic Republic.
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