Well, yesterday, a great tragedy occurred when a helicopter dropped from the sky in Azerbaijan

carrying the president of Iran as well as the foreign minister of Iran. It's a tragedy that the

helicopter was destroyed. What happened to the people inside? Different story entirely.

There's some of the worst people on the planet. I feel bad for obviously all of the other people

who are in the helicopter, but the president of Iran was a butcher. His foreign minister was also a butcher. They both died in this particular crash. The media have a very difficult time with this sort of stuff because they're not sure whether they're supposed to call terror supporters austere religious scholars, as we saw with the former ISIS leader, Al-Zar Kali. So Reuters put out the following tweet, Ibrahim Razi, who died aged

63, rose through Iran's theocracy from hardline prosecutor to uncompromising president as he

burnished his credentials to position himself to become the next Supreme Leader.

Oh, the absolute dedication in heroism must have taken for a man literally named,

nicknamed the butcher of Tehran to have risen inside a butchering murderous Iranian terror

regime.

Wow.

Excellent coverage, Reuters.

I mean, they're just doing the memes now.

Just to introduce you to the president, Ibrahim Reisi, who just died in this helicopter crash.

He became, according to Tablet Magazine, an Islamist ideologues a teen studying in seminary and KOM.

After the Islamic Revolution, when he was 19 years old and lacking any university education,

he was then appointed as a prosecutor, rising over the following four decades to fill the positions of Attorney General,

Deputy Chief Justice, and most recently Chief Justice of Iran's theocratic dictatorship.

Most notably, Raisi was one of four members of a death committee responsible for the 1988

execution of thousands of Iranian prisoners of conscience in the space of a few months.

The ideologically motivated mass executions constituted both a crime against humanity

as well as genocide, a cleansing of religious infidels, according to international human rights expert,

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