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No. Apparently still going, but no source since 2014.

Saddam's loyalist officer Ayad Futayyih Khalifa al-Rawi, who was the Seven of Clubs in the Most wanted Iraqi playing cards, has died of a stroke aged 76 while in custody. This seems legit, but Arabs tend to resurrect often...

It has been withdrawn. People on Wiki are looking for proofs as it seems he may have died in 2012 or 2013 only getting local North Korean obits. See what happens.

92 in July. Khieu Sampan and him are the last reamaining Khmer Rouge leaders.

Oldest living state leaders are the hardest category to get. They simply never die, every time it seems it's the end, but it is never, they'll be back in their dictatorship after 15 days, in "great health". Gizenga just came back to Congo from Bruxelles, he was said to be dying two weeks ago. Mahathir was elected Prime Minister at 92 when some years ago the biggest hope for a 92 year old was breathing. Giorgio Napolitano has interveined in the process of forming a new govern just days after he suffered an aortic dissection. Bob Hawke has been discharged in perfect health. Muoi and Anh have been in hospital for months when a normal person of their age is dead in two days. Tun Tin has been bedridden for almost a year and still he is writing historical biographies! Milos Jakes was hit by a car and almost died in 2016, now he is giving interviews every day and his best pal Strougal has released a new biography. Kaunda has survived multiple hospitalization and still his last birthday was the biggest celebration of the year in Zambia. Wolde Giorgis is launching a plan to build a huge statue of Haile Selassié at 94 and Mugabe is seeking to regain power. Mubarak is spending holidays with family, looking 20 years younger. Awadalla travelling to Sudan from Dublin last year as it was normal for a centenarian and Hau Pei-Tsun giving a whole series of conferences all around Taiwan at 99. All North Korean (Kim Yong Nam, Hyang Hiong Sop, exc) travelling to foreign Countries for NK normalization process, Giscard d'Estaing interveining on political topics almost every week and Tran Thien Khiem organizing Vietnam veteran coventions every year. What's wrong with them? Why can't they die like normal people?

Hey, don't forget my friends Mr. Anh and Mr. Muoi! But I guess they are just living the final part of their lives in 108 hospital like Vo Nguyen Giap did. He lasted four years in hospitalization. Can't see them doing the same, but Autumn is a concrete possibility.

Dead.

Burmese Prime Minister Tun Tin has been bedridden and in frail health since September. Rare photos of him in this Facebook posts. Apparently he lost his wife last year and has been very ill since.

Bob Barker had a nasty fall last year and is now very well.

Meanwhile he is improving and will probably be out of hospital soon.

Though James Whale was gay. Frankenstein is full of homosexual references

In fact Farrakhan, Mugabe and Mubarak are the complete bastards on DL we all want to see dead. We'll be lucky if one of them dies before 2019.

Guardian article on the oldest state leaders. Featuring Mahathir Mohamad, Queen Elizabeth, Beji Cajid Essebsi, Do Muoi and obvously Sir Creep's favourite Babiker Awadalla.

I get a hit with singer Lara St. Paul.

Khaled Mohieddin, last member of Egypt's 1952-1956 Revolutionary council who brought Nasser to power and fierce opposer of Sadat and Mubarak has died aged 95.

Paolo Ferrari says goodbye aged 89.

There is no update in the article you linked, just the same things reported by all major sources. Please don't post if you have nothing worth to be posted.

Nah, won't die this time.

TMZ is usually a reliable and well informed source. It was completely wrong with Rick Ross and probably exaggerated Kamala's situation last fall.

Continuing with the Immortal list: 1)I. M. Pei (1917): 101 and in good health. He has been on everyone's list for years and still he is alive and kicking. Amazing, even for an Asian! 2)Reinhard Hardegen (1913): Captain Hardegen was a great soldier who served his Country the best way and a reluctant Nazi. Though I get the vibe it won't be so long before he goes (he went on one month and four days), I admit his toughness is extraordinary as he is still well at 105. 3)Jim Leavelle (1920): He lost an eye at 91 in a nasty fall. Since then he has been releasing interview and accepting honors always appearing in excellent health. A legend. 4)Leah Bracknell (1964): Though many would object she is destined to die in a (very) near future, she has baffled many DDP top competitors by surviving 2017 and in mid-2018 she seems to have a chance to see 2019! Amazing even for an half-Asian! 5)Norman Lloyd (1914): Oh, come on. He is perennial, still shooting movies at 104. Amazing even for an As.... no, wait, he is not. 6)Draja Mickaharic (1912) The occultist and great Sorcer of last century. He will fade away without us noticing, I guarantee. The "long lived master" seems to confirm black magic is good for your health. 7)Richard Overton (1906): Bout of pneumonia; discharged. Double pneumonia; discharged. Pneumonia; discharged. Nothing more to say. 8)Mary Carlisle (1914): Living in the shadows, the star of the 30s seems to be everlasting. Died in August 2018. Not so everlasting. 9)Jackie Stallone (1921): Oh, come on, she is 98% polyester, how the hell is she still alive? 10)Cicely Tyson (1924): Old as fuck and looks as a 50 years old. One of the greatest mysteries of Genetics.

No, the comedian is his son.

I predict that your membership here won't see 2019.

Fu Da-Ren still able to give an interview about the death of his friend Sun Yueh.

He turned 90 yesterday! , old bastard.

Spanish journalist and long time commentator of Eurovision Song Contest José María Íñigo has died aged 75.