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So The US State Department sent its condolences to the Islamic regime of Iran after the death of Ebrahim Raisi, otherwise known as "The Butcher of Tehran."

Wow, Joe Biden is really worried about losing Michigan kisses Irans arse for personal political gain


If the Biden administration is looking to offer sincere condolences I suggest they start with the families of US service members killed by Iranian terrorists, their surrogates, and equipment provided.

They can also offer their condolences to the Iranian people mourning the execution, imprisonment, torture, rape and abuse of family members who suffered under Raisi’s tenure.

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Now compare the above Biden Build Back Better BS to to a time when we stood for something. Before some weak senile old man democrat got into office. Below is how we used to view murderous governments

WILLIAM J. CLINTON

42nd President of the United States: 1993 ‐ 2001
Statement on the Death of Pol Pot

April 16, 1998
The death of Khmer Rouge leader Pol Pot has again brought to international attention one of the most tragic chapters of inhumanity in the twentieth century. Between 1975 and 1979, Pol Pot and his Khmer Rouge followers transformed Cambodia into the killing fields, causing the death of an estimated 2 million of their countrymen in a brutal attempt to transform Cambodian society.

Although the opportunity to hold Pol Pot accountable for his monstrous crimes appears to have passed, senior Khmer Rouge, who exercised leadership from 1975 to 1979, are still at large and share responsibility for the monstrous human rights abuses committed during this period. We must not permit the death of the most notorious of the Khmer Rouge leaders to deter us from the equally important task of bringing these others to justice. And equally, we must renew our determination to prevent such atrocities from occurring in the future.

Now is a time to remember the victims of Pol Pot's murderous reign of terror and to underscore our determination to help the Cambodian people achieve a lasting peace based on respect for basic human rights and democratic principles.