. >> in islam, it is shari'a and it is every muslim man who leaves the islam must be killed because thisan is a prostate. >> reporter: his pastor still can't believe raza's asylum request was denied. >> i thought, this should be a piece of cake. i mean, this man has brought other muslims to the christian faith and the christian baptism. i mean, if he is a fraud, he is a very bad one because he is bringing people to christian faith. but, still, they denied him. that made me look into what is going on? >> reporter: what is going on? ab corg taccording to a swedish lawyer is a badly run asylum process and in some cases, anti-christian bias. >> when you apply for asylum, you have to present your case. if you claim you're a convert, you have to show some evidence of having been converted, certificate of baptism, or membership in a congregation. >> reporter: but donnor says that crucial evidence is often missing from asylum applications because too many state-appointed lawyers don't include it. ben spends his time trying to rescue christian asylum-seekers. >> about every week five or six churc

and then they held a shari'a hearing. they said i'd sold out to the russians. if. they were about to shoot me i thought this is it. or they but suddenly the wooden gate opened and. they opened up the back and started pulling out injured guerrillas in camouflage gear shouting ways the doctor the doctor well my execution was postponed i had to attend to them thinking if they'd come in minutes even seconds later i would have already been dead. when i watched this occur it doesn't feel like me at all. it's someone totally different someone i don't know. now i often think how could i have survived all that. we get over to. live with the eyes reveal a person's character. his eyebrows dipped down and he looks really tired shit because if he's reminiscing about the past to explain and he's looking at you but at the same time he's somewhere else. you thought it was a matter of a few international organizations heard about my human rights watch amnesty international physicians for human rights and. they found me and. there was one doctor with them who said. i can see all the

into bad hands because for me those people a coup organizes the only thing they want is to set up shari'a law and today syria is a moderate country with a leader who's looking at the west is not someone who cares about the past honestly i can only condemn the way of seeing things as far as i'm concerned democracies and not allowed to organize a coup and sovereign countries from a they were aggressive you could make a distinction between islam is a radical islamists and the opponents to the regime in every system there are some and the population that is pro asset is there is well the anything is as we noticed in countries of north africa that you lose a libya egypt all these people who could be opposed to the local power of course very quickly removed and replaced by radicals because they have the financial support they have the means of persuasion and in syria it's going to be the same if tomorrow bashar al assad is kicked out it will not be the moderate opposition that will take power it will be the islamists the power they will be supported by the united states why because the u.s. has

and then they held a shari'a hearing. they said i'd sold out to the russians. they were about to shoot me i thought this is it. or they don't but suddenly the wooden gate opened and. they opened up the back and started pulling out guerrillas in camouflage. ways the doctor the doctor well my execution was postponed i had to attend to them if they'd come in minutes even seconds later i would have already been dead. when i watched this occur it doesn't feel like me at all. it's someone totally different someone i don't know. now i often think how could i have survived all that. we get over to. live with the eyes reveal a person's character. his eyebrows dipped down and he looks really tired shit because if he's reminiscing about the past to explain and he's looking at you but at the same time he's somewhere else. you thought it was a matter of when a few international organizations heard about my human rights watch amnesty international physicians for human rights and. they found me and. there was one doctor with them who said. i can see all the horrors of war in

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that i think is a lot of the tinderbox that you seen on the streets right now he's trying to ram a shari'a constitution down down the throats of the gyptian people and that goes against egyptian cultural tradition ninety eighty percent of the population are sunni muslim the other thing is the military hasn't yet we didn't as to whether they continue to back morsi as they have done under washington enormous washington pressure so much i think this is to make and break situation the obama administration continues to back the muslim brotherhood which is a very unfortunate thing but that's part of a larger geopolitical jenna the washington post and the state department out built up more she has already indicated he's going to take a year to one kind of brute force state power reaction to try to terrorize the opposition and to. disbanding but that's not going to work at this point and as more demonstrations and more cash are names for the coming days in egypt our team is always on alert to bring you the latest developments on the air and of course online at www dot com what happened to the arab

. >> we learned that he was in the hospital, controlled by shari'a. >> hicks suspects a trap. 1:15 a.mya. the american chartered plane arrives at the benghazi airport. there is a hitch. >> the tripoli team had to stay at the benghazi airport, because it had no transport and no escort from the libyans. >> reporter: the delay would give the terrorists time to set up anotherl lethal assault. 2:00 a.m., hicks gets a call from washington, where it's now 8:00 p.m. >> secretary of state clinton called me, along with her senior staff, all on the phone, and she asked me what was going on? >> i spoke with trip ollie. talked with the then national libyan president, to press him on greater support. reaching out to everyone we could find to try and get an update about ambassador chris stevens. >> reporter: 8:39 p.m. washington. five hours after the attacks began, secretary defense panetta, wrapping up the two-hour meeting at the pentagon, officially authorizes a military response of sorts. >> first, we ordered a marine fleet anti terrorism secure team to prepare to deploy to benghazi. a second fast

brotherhood at the moment why is that well i think good a number of issues number one is trying to ram a shari'a constitution down down the throats of the egyptian people and that goes against egyptian cultural tradition in ninety eight. early percent of the population are sunni muslim but it's a tradition of tolerance for of religious groups the coptic. other islamic groups and so forth. the other thing is the economy morsi has has done nothing to improve the economy and economy has he generated youth unemployment bulges explosive and that i think is a lot of. treats right now but the other thing is the military hasn't yet we did as to whether. they are going to back to continue to back morsi as they have done under washington enormous washington pressure their kind of them washington for military aid and have been for decades but the i think the interesting new factor is that the time iraq the campaign the reorganized the opposition group. that led the protests a year ago on the streets in tahrir square and elsewhere they have claimed to gather fifty million petitions asking for morsi to step

that cair islamic north america those are prone organizations for the muslim brotherhood they want shari'a law to be the law of the land not our constitution those groups congressman gohmert is so worried about the council on american islamic relations in the new society of north america they have absolutely nothing to do with either the muslim brotherhood or any sort of conspiracy to take over american democracy they were mistakenly listed as coconspirators in a terrorism funding scheme by the fifth circuit court of appeals back in two thousand and eight but that doesn't nation was removed by the same court as usual the congressman is just engaging in scare tactics and the very. very ugly monica crowley during a friday guest appearance hosting the o'reilly factor the fox host referred to food stamps and other entitlements as narcotics but only. one time in certain our comics do you think there's a political motive here when the far left which now controls the white house and most of congress then they are actively trying to lock people into this government dependency in order to lock in a

they want shari'a law to be the law of the land, not our constitution. and that is what we did not take an oath to allow to happen. we took an oath to the constitution. and that means no law shall be above our constitution. and so that brings me also to the conversation, the question and answer with the f.b.i. director this week. i have a great deal of respect for him. he's been a patriot, he fought in vietnam, he's a warrior. he cares about the country. but he's done great damage to the f.b.i. he instituted an administrative policy that has caused actually -- caused thousands and thousands of years of lead the f.b.i. -- leave the f.b.i. and say, under the new policy i have to leave. so you have very willing, able young f.b.i. people who get in charge, but they have not benefited from the years of experience that others that had to leave had. i think that contributes to some of the problems that we see with our rights being protected, that we see with poor investigations. they just have not been the beneficiary of enough years of experience and they've b