LONDON
-- Rana stepped out of church in Baghdad in December 2006 to find an
envelope wedged against her car windshield. Inside was a bullet -- a
message that meant she and her family were next on an assassin’s list.
They fled the city the next day, leaving behind a business, a home -- everything.
"I
didn't like Saddam Hussein, but he didn't bother the Christians," said
Rana, 29, after a church service in London. "He was a dictator. When he
went, the gangs came from everywhere."
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