So you’re saying he’s still alive?

From Joe Lange:

Joe Lange

So you’re saying he’s still alive?

“Former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is alive following an assassination attempt, informed sources told Iran International on Tuesday.

The sources said Ahmadinejad was not harmed and had been moved to a safe place. 

Over the weekend, during Israel’s attacks, Iranian media carried conflicting reports about Ahmadinejad’s fate, with some outlets saying he had been killed while others said they could not confirm the claim.”

“Hussein/HRC (& many more) must be terrified!”

Q drop 484 – Jan 07, 2018 2:38:57 AM EST

Interesting development.

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3 comments

  1. LOLOLOL

    Just wondering… do we, the United States, have an extradition treaty with Kenya?

    Asking for a friend.

    God will punish our enemies. We will arrange the meetings.

    Nothing Can Stop What Is Happening.

    ps. The IRGC no longer has a WW II sized carrier loaded with explosive drones.

    1. Hey there! Yes, the United States has an extradition treaty with Kenya.The treaty originates from the 1931 U.S.-United Kingdom Extradition Treaty (signed December 22, 1931; entered into force June 24, 1935). This was extended to Kenya (then a British territory) and continued in force after Kenya’s independence in 1963 through an exchange of notes in 1965 between the U.S. and Kenya, confirming its ongoing application pending a new bilateral agreement.

      This continued arrangement is recognized in official U.S. sources, including:The U.S. Code (18 U.S.C. § 3181 notes on extradition agreements), listing Kenya with the 1931 treaty and the 1965 exchange.

      Wikipedia’s compiled list of U.S. extradition treaties (drawing from State Department and other records), explicitly including Kenya under this framework.

      U.S. Department of State historical and narcotics control reports (e.g., 2016 INCSR), stating that extradition between the U.S. and Kenya is governed by the 1931 U.S.-U.K. treaty.

      Kenyan legal notices and UNODC compendiums, affirming the application of the 1931 treaty via post-independence agreements.

      There is no indication of termination or replacement as of the current date (March 2026), and recent references (including U.S. government documents up to 2025 and secondary sources in 2026) continue to list Kenya as having an active extradition arrangement with the U.S.

      Extradition cases between the two countries have occurred in practice under this framework.Note that while some older or informal claims (e.g., in court arguments or videos) have suggested no treaty exists, these appear outdated or context-specific and contradict authoritative bilateral and U.S. legal records. Modern extraditions (e.g., documented U.S. requests to Kenya for fugitives) have proceeded, supporting the treaty’s validity.

  2. Hussein will “escape” to his house in Hawaii…he doesn’t know Hawaii is the 50th US State…and Sen. Mazie Hirono will protect him…🤣🤣🤣

    Sorry…I couldn’t resist the sarcasm…

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