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Rhudollah Khomeini | Rhudollah Khomeini (September 24, 1902-June 3, 1989) was the Supreme Leader of Iran. He was a religious extreme far-right authority that enforced fundimentalist Islamic laws and was part of the "Axis of Evil" along with Iraq and North Korea. His crimes included the execution of children and killing non-muslims and homosexuals. While the current leader has bad laws too, Rhudollah is certainly much worse. He also caused genocides. He disliked Iraqi dictator, [[Saddam Hussein]]. He died in 1989 of heart failure. | ||
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Rhudollah Khomeini (September 24, 1902-June 3, 1989) was the Supreme Leader of Iran. He was a religious extreme far-right authority that enforced fundimentalist Islamic laws and was part of the "Axis of Evil" along with Iraq and North Korea. His crimes included the execution of children and killing non-muslims and homosexuals. While the current leader has bad laws too, Rhudollah is certainly much worse. He also caused genocides. He disliked Iraqi dictator, Saddam Hussein. He died in 1989 of heart failure.