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Haj Esmaeili
Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

We are hopeful to hug our dear Ali in near future

Haj Esmaeili

Nejat Society members of Semnan branch met the Haj Esmaeili family. Haj Esmaeili family is taken hostage by the Mujahedin –e Khalq cult.

They have had no contacts with their dear son, Ali for many years. Hearing the news of newly defected members of the group in Albania, the Haj Esmaeili family became so happy. They believed that the MKO Cult is on the way of decline.

Writing a letter to her brother, Ali’s sister said:” warning bells start to ring for the cult leaders, as the group moved to Albania. We are hopeful to hug our dear Ali in near future. The cult will be collapsed soon…”

December 16, 2017 0 comments
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Ana Gomez,MEP
Europe

Albanian based MEK terrorists threat to security of EUP says Ana Gomes MEP

For the first time in a parliamentary debate, the MEK presence in the European Parliament was denounced as a security issue. MEP Ana Gomes spoke during the debate on Iran’s nuclear deal demanding that MEK agents who work in the parliament must be expelled. This followed a violent incident the previous week in which agents of MEK leader Maryam Rajavi – who was inside the building at the time – viciously beat a group of Iranian oppositionists who were leaving parliament after giving testimony to MEPs as witnesses of human rights violations in the MEK. The MEK agents were waiting to ambush them as they left the building. Such violence is intended to prevent MEK critics from speaking to parliament.

Ana Gomez,MEP

The MEK has a long history of infiltrating Western parliaments and, on a daily basis, stalking, harassing and intimidating the members of parliament, their researchers and other staff. This latest incident of violence has clearly crossed a line of democratic tolerance among MEPs who applauded the speech by Ms Gomes.

Parliamentary debate following the statement by the Vice-President of the Commission/High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Federica Mogherini – Iran nuclear deal.

December 14, 2017 0 comments
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Mehdi Khoshal
The cult of Rajavi

Mogherini Avoids Maryam Rajavi As MEK Violence Erupts At The EU Parliament

In the week leading up to Human Rights Day on December 10th, Federica Mogherini, High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, had a typically busy week meeting with world leaders. For this reason, our inside sources tell us, MEK leader Maryam Rajavi brought forward a planned trip to the European Parliament hoping she would bump into Mogherini in the buildings by chance and take a picture so she can claim to her followers that she is still alive as ‘President-elect of Iran’.

Mehdi Khoshal

Mogherini was too clever for that and afterwards reminded Rajavi’s lobbyists in the EUP: ‘The President of Iran is not a woman with a criminal record living in France and here is not Tehran but Brussels’. Maryam Rajavi, becoming hysterical over this rebuke, ordered her gang to attack a group of Iranian opposition members who had come to the EUP at the same time to talk to MEPs about the human rights violations in her own group. Rajavi’s thugs managed to break the nose of one and cause serious back injury to another before EUP security staff were able to step in and prevent further injuries on the premises of the parliament. It is high time these MEK criminals were banned from the buildings and premises of the European Parliament.

Unfortunately, the MEK has been enabled by lobbyists like Belgian MEP Gérard Deprez and British MEP Julie Ward, in establishing a permanent presence in the in the EUP buildings. Of course, it is only a matter of time until these lobbyists join previous MEK lobbyist MEPs, like Paulo Casaca, Vidal Quadras and Struan Stevenson who have now apparently accepted paid positions in the MEK’s office opposite the parliament.

In the meantime, on a daily basis, MEK agents stalk, harass and intimidate MEPs as well as their researchers and staff. One such MEK agent is Firooz Mahvi, an ex-Saddam Private Army commander wanted by the government of Iraq for alleged torture and murder charges on behalf of the MEK (aka Rajavi cult) during Saddam Hussein’s dictatorship. Another one of the perpetrators is London based Siavosh Rajabi, who had been paid and dispatched by Maryam Rajavi to the EU buildings in Brussels.

The MEK has a history of violence in Europe and North America including, but not limited to, self-immolations ordered by the cult leader in 2003, to attacking and injuring delegates at a meeting in FIAP in Paris with knives, sending several victims to hospital. In recent years the MEK launched a vicious physical attack on Mr Mustafa Mohammadi and his daughter Houriyeh when he demanded to visit his other daughter Somayeh whom he was denied seeing.

However, this is the first time that the MEK have attacked individuals in the presence of and on direct order by Maryam Rajavi in an establishment building such as the EUP. This represents a serious escalation of MEK violence.

To give context to this escalation of violent behaviour, it is worth mentioning that two days before this incident Anne Khodabandeh briefed MEPs on the results of her fact-finding visits to Albania, where the MEK combatants are now based after being expelled from Iraq. Khodabandeh raised the issue of security, asking why a NATO country – Albania – was permitting a foreign terrorist organisation to construct a terrorist training camp on the edge of the European Union?

Khodabandeh had previously briefed British and American security services about additional issues concerning the MEK’s behaviour and the impact this has on security concerns across the Balkans and Europe.

Allowing the MEK to conduct its mafia like behaviour with impunity in the European Parliament is offering a green light to the group’s further ambitions to grow its presence as a terrorist group in Albania.

December 12, 2017 0 comments
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Former members of the MEK

We are responsible to reveal the MKO Cult

Mr. Farhadi; MKO Cult defector visited Nejat Society office of Arak Branch. Recalling and talking about his experiences as a MKO Cult member said:” What bad memories we left behind. Cult leaders treated us in a bad way and like slaves. We are responsible to expose the MKO Cult and show its true nature to everybody. I will write down my memoirs as a MKO Cult member. I will publish my views on the cult functions and characteristics on NejatNGO Website.

I wish to see all those who are still captives of the group be released and the cult leaders to be collapsed.

December 11, 2017 0 comments
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The cult of Rajavi

Official rule in the Cult of Rajavi: irrevocable membership

While members of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (the MKO/MEK/ PMOI/ the Cult of Rajavi) are being relocated in the remote camp called Ashraf 3 in the northern suburb of Tirana, the leaders of the group force members to sign a document of commitment to irrevocable membership.

 “MEK members must say they are voluntarily going to Ashraf Three,” reported Iran-interlink that has received a copy of the document. “They are committed to violent regime change (sarneguni). They accept that MEK membership is for life and they cannot leave. They reject the bourgeoisie life style of the West and will not be tempted by it. They are committed to Maryam’s Revolution (which means celibacy and childlessness).” [1]

Provisions of the document explicitly titles its principal, “irrevocable membership” in the People’s Mojahedin of Iran (PMOI).  This indicates that a political group can be involved in a cult-like system.”People don’t think of political groups as cults,”Dr. Alexandra Stein, a cult survivor and a cult expert now says.”But they can be. There are zillions of political cults around the world.”[2]

The ten points that are included in the commitment paper of the Cult of Rajavi meet the very criteria that Dr. Stein defines as features of a cult-like system. She has a five-point definition of a cult:”One: The leader is charismatic and authoritarian. Two: The structure of the group isolates people. The third thing is total ideology, like, ‘You only need me and no other belief system has any relevance whatsoever.”The fourth thing is the process of brainwashing. The fifth point: creating deployable followers who will do what you say regardless of their own self survival interests.”

As a matter of fact, leaders of the Cult of Rajavi who make members sign the “irrevocable membership” paper, demonstrate the authoritarian system of their organization. Besides, the new camp Ashraf 3 paves the way for more isolation of the rank and file of the group where the brainwashing process can be accomplished more easily.

According to Dr. Stein, in the isolated atmosphere cults operate on a cycle of fear and attachment. Members are extremely dependent to the group because they have no other choice. For instance, in case of the MKO members, having signed the “irrevocable membership” paper, they would be taken as hostages as long-life hostages of the group.

“You can’t confide in anyone in a cult,”she says.”If you say, ‘There seems to be a problem here,’ you will be likely to be punished, so there’s nowhere to go. You’re scared but you’ve got nobody else left in your life, so you cling to the very people who are causing you that fear.”

Therefore, Ashraf 3 is likely to turn into the very place in which victims of the Cult of Rajavi have to cling to the Rajavis and their successors. This is what Maryam Rajavi longs for.

By Mazda Parsi

December 10, 2017 0 comments
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MKO members in Albania
Albania

Albanian Government opens a new military Terror Training Camp for Saddam’s Private Army

The Iranian MEK Mujahedins in Albania up to now lived in rented dormitories in the outskirts of Tirana.

Three days ago the government through a decree signed by Premier Rama gave them a permission to construct a facility ( 200 000 square meters, 19 000 square meters of different buildings) some 12 Km north east of Durres, in the area of Manza.

The facility is made of barracks, dormitories of a maximum capacity of 3 500 beds, first aid station, warehouses and depots included a totally reinforced concrete and thick iron door armory, diesel back up generator hut, parking lot shed (a roofed parking lot) , a helioport of one big size copter capacity, small arms shooting ground, gym building, offices, three two floors villas, vehicles repair shed, common hall (recreation hall) of 300 persons capacity, two smaller conference rooms etc.

The walled compound will have two iron gates protected by two guards towers each gate. The wall will be 3,5 meters tall. I am sending you the official info made public by the government concerning the construction permission of the walled compound.

RIMSE,

December 5, 2017 0 comments
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Mujahedin Khalq Organization as a terrorist group

Prevent CIA and MEK from treating people as gladiators

Interesting developments are taking place in Albania. A document which the MEK is forcing people to sign before they are taken to Ashraf Three (the new isolated camp north of Tirana) has been published by Iran Interlink.

The document has all kinds of commitments in it.

MEK members must say they are voluntarily going to Ashraf Three. They are committed to violent regime change (sarneguni). They accept that MEK membership is for life and they cannot leave. They reject the bourgeoisie lifestyle of the West and will not be tempted by it. They are committed to Maryam’s Revolution (which means celibacy and childlessness).

There has been a very negative backlash against this document inside the MEK. This is why it has been made public.

Someone who left because of this brought it out and sent it to us. They will be named in due course.

The families of MEK have made urgent appeals to Albanian officials and the UN asking them to intervene to prevent the CIA and MEK from using these people as gladiators. It doesn’t match with any human rights that you use people against their will as slaves, they say.

Source: Iran Interlink weekly digest

December 3, 2017 0 comments
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Ann Singleton at Tirana
Ann SingletonFormer members of the MEK

How I was radicalized

Anne Khodabandeh shpjegon si eshte radikalizuar nga muxhahedinet iraniane dhe sesi ndodh procesi i radikalizimit

https://dlb.nejatngo.org/Media/Meetng/Khodabande-Workshop.mp4

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Anne Khodabandeh explains how she was radicalised and turned into a terrorist by the Iranian Mojahedin and how the process of radicalisation takes place.

[The presentation was given at the conference: CONFLICTS IN THE MIDDLE EAST: IDEOLOGIES AND RADICAL GROUPS, organised by the Free Media Institute on 28 November 2017 in Tirana]

Gazeta Impakt, Tirana, Albania,

December 3, 2017 0 comments
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Iran Interlink Weekly Digest

Iran Interlink Weekly Digest – 213

++ The MEK media in Farsi and English is in full swing shouting against the meeting arranged by Russia’s President Vladimir Putin between Iran’s Hassan Rouhani and Turkey’s Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in Sochi to discuss the future of Syria. The MEK promoted a counter-meeting in Riyadh. MEK reporting was polarised – Saudi good vs Russia bad. Farsi commentators reacted by stating that the MEK’s desperate defence of the KSA only shows that Russia and Syria have won the day. Others say that the MEK’s masters appear to be still insisting that the secular Syrian government should go, and the best replacement would be something like the Middle Ages style of the Saudi monarchy. But, if that’s where you get your money, that’s what you have to say.

++ Interesting developments are taking place in Albania. A document which the MEK is forcing people to sign before they are taken to Ashraf Three (the new isolated camp north of Tirana) has been published by Iran Interlink. The document has all kinds of commitments in it. MEK members must say they are voluntarily going to Ashraf Three. They are committed to violent regime change (sarneguni). They accept that MEK membership is for life and they cannot leave. They reject the bourgeoisie lifestyle of the West and will not be tempted by it. They are committed to Maryam’s Revolution (which means celibacy and childlessness). There has been a very negative backlash against this document inside the MEK. This is why it has been made public. Someone who left because of this brought it out and sent it to us. They will be named in due course. The families of MEK have made urgent appeals to Albanian officials and the UN asking them to intervene to prevent the CIA and MEK from using these people as gladiators. It doesn’t match with any human rights that you use people against their will as slaves, they say.

++ To mark International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women on 25 November, several articles in Farsi remind us about the MEK’s ongoing violence against women.

++ Milad Ariyai in Germany published an interesting article this week. He referred to an article he wrote one year and three months ago when the MEK were being moved en masse to Albania. At that time, he says, “I wrote that this poisoned chalice which they were forced to drink – coming out of Iraq – will soon have its effect. It’s safe to say we are seeing it now. The MEK are now trying their best hide and isolate themselves in Ashraf Three to die where nobody will see them, like animals do.”

In English:

++ Albania’s City News published a revealing article by the famous investigative journalist Gjergj Thanasi titled ‘Will Prime Minister Edi Rama host ISIS terrorists in Albania?’ While investigating commercial corruption, he uncovered information confirming what Anne Khodabandeh had written in an earlier article. The MEK are evacuating their base in the old university building in Tirana to take up residence in an isolated and closed camp. The evacuation in part is to allow the Albanian government to accommodate – at the request of the Americans – widows and children of Daesh fighters killed in action.

++ Iran’s Tasnim News Agency reported a visit to Tehran by a delegation from the European Parliament, led by Chairman of the European Parliament’s Group for Relations with Iran Janusz Lewandowski, for a series of meetings with parliamentary and diplomatic officials. One of the topics discussed was the MEK in Europe.

++ Exit – an online media site – ‘Next in Line, Former Deputy Minister of Interior Questioned on Links with Habilaj Gang’ reveals that Albanian parliamentarian Elona Gjebrea has links with a Mafia family. Gjebrea has been linked also to MEK de facto leader Maryam Rajavi.

++ TemA TV in Albania gave national coverage of the Free Media Institute meeting on the fight against terrorism. (An interview with Anne Khodabandeh on a previous visit was deleted. The journalist revealed that the MEK had visited the editorial office and coerced the editor into withdrawing the piece using lies and deception.)

++ Mazda Parsi of Nejat Society writes about slavery in the MEK and the members’ defencelessness against violations of their human rights.

++ Gazeta Impakt Youtube channel broadcast the presentation made by Anne Khodabandeh at the ‘Conflicts in the Middle East: Ideologies and Radical Groups’ workshop organised by the Free Media Institute on 28 November 2017 in Tirana, Albania.Anne Khodabandeh explains how she was radicalised and turned into a terrorist by the Iranian Mojahedin and how the process of radicalisation takes place. From this knowledge, she explains, it is possible to put into place a de-radicalisation programme to reverse this artificial state.

December 01, 2017

December 3, 2017 0 comments
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Ann Singleton in Tirana
Missions of Nejat Society

Radical groups in Albania

The theme of the conference which took place in Tirana today was ‘Conflicts in the Middle East, ideologies and radical groups’.

Guest speakers were from India, Great Britain, USA, Croatia, Turkey, Serbia and Albania. They discussed the history and ideologies of radical groups in the Middle East.

https://dlb.nejatngo.org/Media/Report/Tematv-Radicals-MEK.mp4

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The meeting also discussed what the participants described as the presence of radical groups in Albania and their treatment. The organizer of the meeting, Osli Jazaxhi, tells TemA TV about the meeting.

4Tema TV, Translated by Iran Interlink

December 2, 2017 0 comments
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