With strident confidence, American Congress for Truth founder Gabriel  rebukes the American public for being "weak, asleep or careless" in the  face of Muslim terrorism. A Christian survivor of the vicious civil war  between Lebanese Christians and Muslims in the 1970s, Gabriel leans on  her own terrifying experiences to condemn Muslims, without apparent  regard for their ethnicity, ideology or historical role. Consistently  using the words "Muslim" and "Arab" as if they were interchangeable, she  concludes that the U.S. is "facing total destruction" at the hands of  people who are uncultured and cruel, and prescribes such solutions as  "profile, profile and profile," and banning "hate education" in Islamic  institutions. Though her writing is eloquent and her passion tremendous,  Gabriel's strict dichotomy between "evil versus goodness" is too  extreme to be informative. Readers will be forced to decide whether or  not to accept her heart-felt bias.