BREAKING NEWS! Iran's Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is killed in Israeli strike, ending 36-year iron rule!

The supreme leader of Iran known as the Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in Israeli attacks, with U.S. support, on Saturday. He was 86 years old is now toast! Our own President Trump announced the Iranian leader's death on social media, saying Khamenei could not avoid U.S. intelligence and surveillance. A source briefed on the U.S.-Israeli attacks on Iran told NPR earlier Saturday that an Israeli airstrike killed Khamenei.

Remember these people have been in power for 36-years, Khamenei was unwavering in his steadfast antipathy to the U.S. and Israel and to any efforts to reform and bring Iran into the 21st century. Khamenei was born in July 1939 into a religious family in the Shia Muslim holy city of Mashhad in northeastern Iran and attended theological school. An outspoken opponent of the U.S.-backed Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, Khamenei was arrested several times.

He was surrounded by other Iranian activists, including Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, who became Iran's first supreme leader following the country's Islamic Revolution in the late 1970s. Khamenei survived an assassination attempt in 1981 that cost him the use of his right arm. He served as Iran's president before succeeding Khomeini as supreme leader in 1989. Alex Vatanka, a senior fellow at the Middle East Institute in Washington, D.C., says Khamenei was an unlikely candidate. Then a midlevel cleric, Khamenei lacked religious credentials, which left him feeling vulnerable, Vatanka says.

"He knew himself. He didn't have the prestige, the gravitas to be … the successor to the founder of the Islamic Republic, Ayatollah Khomeini," he says. "He spent the first few years in power being very nervous," says Vatanka. "He really literally felt that somebody is going to, you know, take him down from the position of power." But Khamenei was cunning and able to outwit other senior political figures in the Islamic Republic, according to Ali Vaez, director of the Iran Project at the International Crisis Group. He says that with the help of the formidable Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Khamenei built up his power base to become the longest-serving leader in the Middle East.

"Ayatollah Khamenei was a man with strategic patience and was able to calculate a few steps ahead," he says. "That's why I think he managed — on the back of the Revolutionary Guards to increasingly appropriate all the levers of power in his hands and sideline everyone else." Khamenei's close ties to the Revolutionary Guards allowed Iran's military to develop a vast commercial empire in control of many parts of the economy, while ordinary Iranians struggled to get by. Vaez says Khamenei also began to build up Iran's defensive policies, such as developing proxies like Hezbollah in Lebanon and Hamas in the Gaza Strip to deter a direct attack on Iranian soil.

"And then also becoming self-reliant in developing a viable conventional deterrence, which took the form of Iran's ballistic missile program," Vaez says. As supreme leader, Khamenei also had the final word on anything to do with Iran's nuclear program. Over time, Khamenei increasingly injected himself into politics. Such was the case in 2009, when he intervened in the presidential election to ensure that his favored candidate, the controversial conservative Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, won office. Iranians took to the streets to protest what was widely seen as a fraudulent election. Khamenei brutally crushed those demonstrations, triggering both a backlash and more protest movements over the years.

Iran killed thousands of its citizens under Khamenei's rule, including more than 7,000 people killed during weeks of mass protests that started in late December 2025, according to the Human Rights Activists News Agency, a U.S.-based organization that closely tracks rights abuses in Iran. "Khamenei had always supported and endorsed repressive government crackdown, recognizing that these protests were damaging to the stability and legitimacy of the state," says Sanam Vakil, an Iran expert at Chatham House, a London-based think tank. But Khamenei was unconcerned about getting to the root of the protests, says the Middle East Institute's Vatanka, and remained stuck in an Islamic revolutionary mindset against the West. "He on so many occasions refused point-blank to accept the basic reality that where he was in terms of his worldview was not where the rest of his people were," Vatanka says.

He adds that 75% of Iran's 90 million people were born after the revolution and have watched other countries in the region modernize and integrate with the international community. "The 75% he should have catered to, listened to and address[ed] policies to satisfy their aspirations," he says. "He failed in that miserably." The International Crisis Group's Vaez says after the Arab Spring uprisings in 2011, Khamenei did start worrying about the survival of his regime. 

Iran's economy was crumbling, due in large part to stringent Western sanctions, fueling more unrest. In 2013, Khamenei agreed to secret negotiations with the U.S. about Iran's nuclear program, which eventually led to the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action nuclear agreement. 

Vaez says Khamenei deeply distrusted the U.S. and was skeptical about the deal. "His argument has always been that the U.S. is always looking for pretexts, for putting pressure on Iran," he says. "And if Iran concedes on the nuclear issue, then the U.S. would put pressure on Iran because of its missiles program or because of human rights violations or because of its regional policies."

President Trump's withdrawal from the nuclear deal during his first term in office gave some credence to Khamenei's cynicism. Analysts say Iran increased its nuclear enrichment after that to a point where it was close to being able to build a bomb In early 2025, when Trump reached out to Iran about a new deal, Khamenei dragged out negotiations until they began in mid-April.

But time ran out. In June, Israel made good on its threat to neutralize Iran's nuclear program, launching strikes on key facilities and killing scientists and generals. Iran retaliated, and the two sides exchanged several days of missile strikes. 

On June 21, 2025, the U.S. launched major airstrikes on three of Iran's nuclear enrichment sites. Trump said the facilities had been "completely and totally obliterated," although there was debate among the White House and nuclear experts as to how serious Iran's nuclear program had been set back. Vakil, of Chatham House, says Khamenei underestimated what Israel and the U.S. would do. 

"I think that Khamenei always assumed that he could play for time, and what he really didn't understand is that the world around Iran had very much changed," she says. "The world had tired of Khamenei and Iranian foot-dragging and antics … and so that was a miscalculation."

But it was Iran's use of proxy militias across the region that eventually led to Khamenei's downfall. When Hamas the Palestinian Islamist group backed by Iran attacked Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, killing nearly 1,200 people and kidnapping 251 others, it triggered a cascade of events that ultimately led to Israel's attack on Iran. The day after the 2023 Hamas-led attack, Iran-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon started firing rockets into Israel, triggering a conflict that led to the Shia militia's top brass being decimated including top leader Hassan Nasrallah. Israel and Iran traded direct airstrikes for the first time in 2024 as part of that conflict.

Israel's bombing of Iranian weapons shipments in Syria also helped weaken the regime of Syria's then-dictator, Bashar al-Assad, an important ally of Iran. Assad fell in December 2024 and fled to Russia in early January 2025. By the time Khamenei died, his legacy was in tatters. Israel had hobbled two key proxies, Hamas and Hezbollah, and had wiped out Iran's air defenses. 

With U.S. help, it left Iran's nuclear program in shambles What remains is a robust ballistic missile program, the brainchild of Khamenei. It's unclear who will replace him to lead a now weakened and vulnerable Iran.

Another Rogue JOE BIDEN Judge up to protecting CRIMINALS EXPOSED!

The DC Corruption doesn't end folks as Joe Biden federal judge ruled Wednesday that a Department of Homeland Security policy that allows immigration authorities to deport migrants to "third countries" that are not their own, without first giving them notice or the opportunity to object, is unlawful.

A Joe Biden appointed in December 2024 U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy in Massachusetts sided with a group of non-citizens (Illegal Criminals) who filed a class-action lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security last year. He ruled that the Trump administration's policy regarding third-country removals must be set aside.

Murphy paused his ruling for 15 days to give the Trump administration time to appeal. Under the policy issued last March and reaffirmed last July, immigration officers did not need to give notice or an opportunity for migrants to contest their removal to third countries, so long as the government had received word from that country that deportees would not be persecuted or tortured. Third countries are those other than the ones designated on an immigrant's order of removal.

As part of President Trump's immigration agenda and mass deportation campaign, his administration had approached nations like Costa Rica, Panama and Rwanda about accepting migrants who are not their citizens. It also entered into an arrangement with the government of El Salvador to detain Venezuelan migrants at its notorious mega-prison known as CECOT.

The policy allowed for migrants to challenge their removal, but only in cases where they "affirmatively" state a fear. Immigration officers, the policy said, "will not affirmatively ask whether the alien is afraid of being removed to that country." If the government determined that the migrant would "more likely than not" be persecuted or tortured in the country of removal, the government could then designate another country for deportation or refer the case to immigration court.

So this crooked so called Judge Murphy ruled that the Trump administration's third-country removal policy violates federal immigration law and migrants' right to due process. But the joke is that these countries accepted it, and not considered dangerouns places, and so "This policy" of the deporartment is NOT illegal what is are the criminals the Judge is siding with over what we the poeple support. 

Once more showing that they don't care about us only keeping power, and selling our country to the Cartels and criminals.

This which purports to stand in for the protections Congress democrats who as the state of the union proved they don't side with the protection of USA Citizens but only care about illegals. They made this clear, and now this Rogue so called Judge said the mandated fails to satisfy due process for a raft of reasons, not least of which is that nobody really knows anything about these purported 'assurances.' Whom do they cover? What do they cover? Why has the Government deemed them credible? 

How can anyone even know for certain that they exist?" Murphy wrote. "These are basic questions that the Constitution permits a person to ask before the Government takes away their last and only lifeline." The problem is these countries accepted the offer, and are not in any "terrorist list" and they're being sent with consent nothing illegal here. But this corrupt judge, appointed by President Joe Biden, said that under the Department of Homeland Security's policy, migrants can be arrested and dropped off "in parts unknown" as long as the government does not know they would face violence upon their arrival in the third country. Which is NOT the case we always known where they're being deported too.

"It is not fine, nor is it legal," Murphy wrote, and no whats not legal is what they did under Biden you dickhead which is coming here illegally. So Citing federal immigration laws and protections from persecution or torture, he continued "These are our laws, and it is with profound gratitude for the unbelievable luck of being born in the United States of America that this Court affirms these and our nation's bedrock principle: that no 'person' in this country may be 'deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law.'" When has Costa Rica been accused of torture? And we have Waterboarding in Guantanamo Bay and so is this illegal also?

The judge accused the Trump administration of giving him false information about the removal of one of the plaintiffs, a Guatemalan national identified as O.C.G., and said the Trump administration "repeatedly violated, or attempted to violate, this Court's orders" during earlier stages of the legal proceedings. The guy is an illegal Criminal, and this Judge is siding with them over our Citizens own votes. So Murphy said O.C.G., who has no known criminal history other than breaking the law to get here, and just cus he didn't get caught doesn't mean he isn't dangerous or hasn't committed crimes additional to breaking the law by coming here illegally. But said he was granted a legal status that prevented him from being deported to his home country of Guatemala. 

So what? He can go to another country which accepted him and is NOT of a danger to him, and so "In response to his being granted that protection, Defendants threw him on a bus to Mexico, where he had just been raped, and where he was quickly sent back to Guatemala, the place an immigration judge had just found he would likely be persecuted," he wrote. "And then Defendants lied about it." But he believed when he was told that they were raped without any proof, and this was just for the Judge to have something to throw out there.

Murphy also accused the Department of Homeland Security of putting an "incendiary gloss" on its policy that ignored migrants who had been granted protection from being sent to their country of origin. This subset of people, he said, were targeted by the administration's third-country removal policy and have personal characteristics that put them at risk of persecution and oppression around the world.

The case before Murphy arose last March when four illegal criminals filed a class-action lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's policy. The dispute wound through the courts after Murphy issued a preliminary injunction in April. The injunction required federal immigration authorities to provide class members with written notice of the third country they may be deported to and a "meaningful opportunity" to raise fears of torture, persecution or death in that country.

Murphy also said that the Trump administration violated several of his orders starting last March, when the Defense Department deported at least six migrants to El Salvador and Mexico without providing them the required process. Obama also deported people but no Judge did this, and left it alone when he did it... So this is telling especially after the show the Democraps did at the state of the union 02-24-2026 when asked to stand if they're America first, and they did not. This is why this isn't shocking ALL these "Joe Biden/Barack Obama" Judges keep doing this to aid violent criminals, and putting us in danger.

Then, in May, Murphy ruled that the White House had violated his preliminary injunction after the Trump administration attempted to remove a group of men with criminal histories to war-torn South Sudan with less than 24 hours' notice and no chance for them to raise fear-based claims. The men, who were from Cuba, Laos, Mexico, Myanmar, South Sudan and Vietnam, were then held at a U.S. naval base in the small African country of Djibouti after Murphy ruled that the Trump administration's attempt to send the men to South Sudan "unquestionably" violated his order. A U.S. immigration official revealed in a court filing that the migrants were being held in a conference room in a converted shipping container and detailed deplorable and dangerous conditions faced by personnel who were guarding the men.

The Trump administration filed emergency appeals all the way up to the Supreme Court seeking to lift Murphy's order, and the high court said last June that immigration authorities could resume deportations to third countries while legal proceedings continued in the lower courts. Several days later, the Supreme Court cleared the way for the Trump administration to deport the migrants held at the naval base in Djibouti to South Sudan. 

So this Judge is siding with criminals over the President, Federal Law, and the Supreme Court... Just let this sink in.