So yesterday, something peculiar happened. On Sunday, the president of Iran, an evil human being,

the butcher of Tehran named Ebrahim Rizhi died in a helicopter accident. And as I said yesterday,

I feel bad for the helicopter. It's a waste of a good helicopter. Ibrahim Rizzi, one of the

worst people on earth, presided over the deaths as a member of the Iranian pseudo-judiciary, the deaths of thousands of

innocent people, dissidents. He has presided over the crushing of all dissent from women, from

people who do not believe in Sharia law in Iran. He's presided over the deaths of thousands of

American troops, attacks on American allies. His proxy groups around the region have been involved in the

deaths of thousands of human beings, including, of course, the 1,200 Jews who were murdered on

October 7th with the tacit permission and support of Iran via Hamas. So he dies in this helicopter

accident. And the immediate reception of the West, the response of the West, is to lament his death.

This is a weird thing. It's a weird thing. It's something that is somewhat unprecedented in modern

history. For example, when Pol Pot died, the dictator of Cambodia. When he died, Bill Clinton issued a statement. And that statement from Bill Clinton

ripped into Pol Pot. It said, quote, the death of Khmer Rouge leader, Pol Pot has again brought

to international attention more than the most tragic chapters of inhumanity in the 20th century.

Between 1975 and 1979, Pol Pot and his Khmer Rouge followed followers transformed Cambodia into

the killing fields, causing the death of an estimated two million of their countrymen in a brutal

attempt to transform Cambodian society.

Okay, so the entire statement, that was from Bill Clinton, was a Democrat, a moderate member

of the left, using the opportunity of Pol Pot's death to point out

his evils and the human rights atrocities that he had committed. And of course, historically,

this has been the way that we treat evil dictators and people associated with evil dictators

when they die. The world becomes a better place when they are no longer breathing. That was

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