The Message

A disgruntled federal worker with top-secret clearance decides to get even with his bosses by selling critical security data to America's enemies resulting in horrifying consequences to the U.S. Government. It also brings into play Omar Husain a faceless nameless master terrorist known only by the FBI code-name Saladin.</p><p>Consumed by hatred the day he lost his entire family including Kamilah his fianceé in southern Lebanon during the '82 Arab-Israeli war he commits himself to the Jihad.</p><p>Out of the ruins of his life he carries a relic of his love for Kamilah whose mother is a Christian--a copy of the Holy Bible. A quarter of a century before Sister Caterina an Italian nun on a mission in the Philippines had written a message inside the book which she would later give Kamilah's mother as a gift.</p><p>Holding Julie Santorelli--a niece of Sister Caterina and a witness to his identity--captive while hunted by the FBI memories of the past overwhelm him. Seeing Julie in anguish reminds him of Kamilah. He struggles with guilt. Here his hatred finally succumbs to it when he recalls the message in the Bible which in part says:<br><I>'...what good is a victory<br>if it turns you into your enemy?'</I>