Ayatollah Khomeiny's 15 grandchildren wish to Run in Politics
Financial Times / Najmeh Bozorgmehr and Roula Khalaf
05-Mar-2009 (one comment)

Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's family is playing a larger role in the Iranian political scene. Other than Ahmad, his youngest son, who was his companion and, in effect, his spokesman until the leader's death in 1989, little was known about the Khomeini household. Recently however, long after the revolution's lustre has faded, Iranians have begun to notice some of his 15 grandchildren, particularly as they have added their voices to the reform movement.

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God help Iran and her misery stricken people

by Anonymous45456546 (not verified) on Thu Mar 05, 2009 10:23 AM PST

Their grandpapa came and defecated all over Iran in 1979 now his grand children want to finish up the job and wipe Iran off the map of the world.

btw, what happend to Hussein?


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