What if Donald J. Trump, the president so many elite evangelicals love to mock, became the first to tie real consequences to Christian persecution?
What if Trump stood in front of the UN and said:
“India – if you let mobs burn a single church or beat a single convert while the police stand by, you don’t get access to our tech markets. And no more H1 Visas.”
“Nigeria – if your army refuses to protect Christian villages from Fulani raiders, and if a single Christian gets kidnapped or one Christian is slaughtered, we cut your military aid. Immediately.”
“Pakistan – if your courts and police continue to allow even a single Christian girl to be kidnapped and raped with impunity, we cut off all military aid, and block your next bailout, and say goodbye to any visa to the US. And if you imprison one more believer over your blasphemy laws, we will freeze every dollar of cooperation.”
“China – if one more pastor disappears, if one more cross is torn down, or if you dare forbid access to any Christian of the original unedited Bible, we sanction your tech companies, block your exports, and every Chinese Communist Party official is banned from setting foot in the United States.”
“And finally, if any regime including the above dares kill or allow a single Christian to be killed for converting, your trade deals are dead on arrival.”
Now, catch your breath after hearing such bold questions. Neil plainly asks:
What would that do?
It would make those governments responsible for protecting Christians.
It would be something no American president in history has done. Not Reagan. Not Bush. Not Obama. Certainly not Biden.

