would you like the BBC 2do a palin-esque travel documentary series on middle-easts non-muslim minorities & how?

...they are treated [both in law, and socially generally] by the wider muslim population.
from the rabidly discriminatory saudis...to the "desperate to be european" turks. are they equal citizens, or is quranic/sharia intolerance & discrimination still blighting their lives?

for european countries with rising muslim populations with high birthrates, i think it would be an important piece of investigative journalism, whatever the results.
i dont know how much to believe authors like bridgette gabriel, or the info in clips like the link below.

maybe jerusalem, constantinople, armenia and lebanon could provide the historical context to compare and contrast with non-muslim minorities experience of being a minority today.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-3X5hIFXYU&feature=PlayList&p=76760D7C8D6DC042&play next=1&playnext_from=PL&index=17

Hi there.
Do you know, that would be very interesting? It is a good idea. I would add Egypt and Jordan to the mix though, plus Syria and Ethiopia if allowed in.
Cheers, Steve.