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🇮🇷 WHY KILLING KHOMEINI NOW WOULD BE A MISTAKE Patrick Bet-David, entrepreneur and journalist, shares his views on the situation in Iran and why removing Khomeini might not be the answer: "If you're going to take out a leader, don't go for an 86-year-old man about to die. If...

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