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Mujahedin Khalq Organization's Propaganda System

Mojahedin Khalq makes anti-Iran allegations by forging EU statement

The terrorist Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO), also known as Monafeqin, has made new and fabricated anti-Iran allegations, specially about the human rights situation in Iran and claiming that the European Union has issued a statement accordingly.

MKO alleged that 220 representative of the EU parliament in a statement have warned against the deterioration of human rights in Iran, but further investigations by the concerned bodies have shown that it is not so and the EU has not taken any official or unofficial stance in this regard.

Some Persian-language and counterrevolutionary media today (June 2) claimed that over 220 EU parliamentarians in a statement had warned against the worsening of situation in Iran and Iran’s role in the Middle East crisis, and in the meantime asked Tehran to allow surprise visits from all military and non-military sites of the country on the pretext of nuclear inspections.

The MKO claimed that the EU has also supported the terrorist group in its statement.

After making thorough investigations, it became evident that the European Union has not adopted any official or unofficial stance in this regard.

The statement attributed to the European Parliament has been released on the website of Gerard Deprez who is the main lobbyist of the MKO in the European Parliament.

Deprez in his site claimed that 220 European Union parliamentarians have signed the EU’s statement.

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Maryam Rajavi

Maryam Rajavi ready to commit any atrocities for the survival of the Cult

Frustrated by the newly established relations between the West and the Iranian Government, the Mujahedin Khalq Organization is seeking new tactics to run its hostile policies against the Islamic Republic or in better words to prolong its survival.

While 14 years of launching disinformation campaign by the MKO against the Iranian nuclear program, failed to win the world’s attention, this time the group crisis makers are endeavoring to trigger the tensions between Tehran and Riyadh.

MKO Leader Maryam Rajavi in a meeting with Saudi Ambassador to Paris, Mohammad Al Sheikh, said that the group is willing to cooperate with Riyadh to carry out its attacks against the Yemen, reported FNA. [1]

Rajavi and Al Sheikh have met several times in Paris so far and Rajavi has thanked the Al Saud regime for its support and financial assistance over the past years, according to the report. [2]

Saudi-led coalition began air strikes in Yemen in March in a campaign to restore Yemeni President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi to power. He was forced to flee in March and consequently the Shiite Houthis took control over Sanaa in September and then thrust into central and south Yemen. A large number of civilians have been killed and wounded in the conflict since March 19.

The leader of the MKO offers help to Saudi Arabia despite the fact that Human Rights Watch said in a report on Sunday that three bombings it had investigated in the northern province of Saada used cluster bombs, which are banned by most countries, adding that it suspected the munitions were fired by Saudi-led forces. [3]

"These weapons can’t distinguish military targets from civilians, and their unexploded submunitions threaten civilians, especially children, even long after the fighting," said Ole Solvang, senior researcher at Human Rights Watch. [4]

Furthermore, mutual cooperation between the Cult of Rajavi and Saudis have been reported several times over the past decades. However, such cooperation become more visible since the downfall of the cult’s former sponsor, Saddam Hussein.

According to the Middle East Press, “Rajavi further added to Saudi ambassador in France that they appreciate Saudi kingdom for its financial support to this organization in recent years and announced their readiness to do missionaries for Saudi Arabia for getting rid of financial problems that have been caught in 4 past years and also to release of Iraqi government’s pressure to leave the country and asked Saudis to provide them a suitable base, anywhere in Saudi Arabia, to settle there.” [5]

The news had been somehow confirmed by the MKO’s propaganda websites too. According to them,” Maryam Rajavi on Thursday described the joint action by Arab countries against the Iranian regime’s occupation and aggression in Yemen as an extremely essential and inevitable united action.”

The MKO’s alleged statement ends with expressing pleasure over “several airstrikes on Houthi positions in Yemen, destroying most of an airbase used by the militia in Sanaa “, although the airstrikes used cluster bombs that targeted innocent civilians including Children.

Mazda Parsi

References:

[1] Fars News Agency, MKO Voices Readiness to Help Saudi Arabia in Yemen, May 30 2015

[2] ibid

[3] Aboudi, Sami & Browning, Noah, Arab war planes bomb Yemen; exiles report U.S.-Houthi talks, Rueters, May 31, 2015, Reuters

[4] ibid

[5] Middle East Press, MKO Ready to help for all Sorts of Assistance to KSA, May 30 2015

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Missions of Nejat Society

Families firm will to liberate their beloveds from the MKO Cult

On Friday May29,2015 some families of MKO captives gathered together at Nejat Society office, Khuzestan [Ahwaz} branch. The participants included: the family of Mohammad Javad Mirsalari, Mohammad Karimi, Nasrin Allafpur, Mohammadsaeed Abidnejad, Mahdavi, Naseri Karimvand, Amir Mazrae, Ali Ebrahimi, Abdolreza and Adyan.

At Nejat Society office the families met the MKO former member; Rostam Alboqobeysh.

Mr. Alboqobeysh described the cultic techniques in tricking individuals into joining the MKO Cult since nobody is willing to join a terror cult all of a sudden.

Mr. Alboqobeysh reiterated that the members are completely unaware of the outside world and that within the cult they are under severe manipulative techniques. So they are both physically and mentally captives of the Cult leaders. They lack the confidence to make decisions for themselves. So family plays a very important role in liberating the hostages from the MKO Cult.

The families insisted on their firm will in liberating their beloved ones and said that nobody can deprive us from this legitimate right.

Nejat Society Khuzestan branch

June 1, 2015 0 comments

Maryam Rajavi

MKO Ready to help for all Sorts of Assistance to KSA

KABUL: (Middle East Press) Maryam Rajavi, the Mojahedin-e-Khalq Organization’s (MKO) leader said in a meeting with the Saudi ambassador in France: We ready to help for all sorts of assistance to Kingdom Saudi Arabia (KSA).

She recently in response to the request of Saudi leaders while supporting Saudi attacks to Yemen said that they do not hesitate to help the Saudi kingdom and war and struggle with the Shiites and supporters of the Iranian revolution is one of the main policies of this organization in a meeting with Saudi ambassador in France.

She added that they have always performed it which is coordinated with Saudi’s policies when they were in Iran and now in Iraq as well.

Rajavi further added to Saudi ambassador in France that they appreciate Saudi kingdom for its financial support to this organization in recent years and announced their readiness to do missionaries for Saudi Arabia for getting rid of financial problems that have been caught in 4 past years and also to release of Iraqi government’s pressure to leave the country and asked Saudis to provide them a suitable base, anywhere in Saudi Arabia, to settle there.

Due to hostile performance of this organization toward Iraqi people and government going out of these people from Iraq to other countries is a major priority of the Iraqi government and Iraqi people and they have always demanded the expulsion of this group from their territory.

After the fall of Saddam and the intensification of pressure on this organization, officials of this group went to European countries such as France and have stayed there and they are looking for a new country to transfer other troops and their facilities. There is possibility that Saudis agree their transition to their country in exchange of MKO’s intelligence and military operations in favor of Saudi Arabia.

Middle East Press

May 31, 2015 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq Organization as a terrorist group

MKO’s No. 2 Goes on Trial on Terrorism, Corruption Charges in Paris

Mehdi Abrishamchi, deputy leader of the anti-Iran Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO also known as MEK, PMOI and NCRI), went on trial in France on terrorism and financial corruption charges.

The court hearing for MKO’s number two was held in a Paris court on May 7 while a large number of former MKO members staged a sit-in outside the courtroom in support of Abrishamchi’s trial, demanding his imprisonment, Habilian association reported.

The MKO, founded in the 1960s, blended elements of Islamism and Stalinism and participated in the overthrow of the US-backed Shah of Iran in 1979. Ahead of the revolution, the MKO conducted attacks and assassinations against both Iranian and western targets.

The group started assassination of the citizens and officials after the revolution in a bid to take control of the newly-established Islamic Republic. It killed several of Iran’s new leaders in the early years after the revolution, including the then President, Mohammad Ali Rajayee, Prime Minister, Mohammad Javad Bahonar and the Judiciary Chief, Mohammad Hossein Beheshti who were killed in bomb attacks by the MKO members in 1981.

The group fled to Iraq in 1986, where it was protected by Saddam Hussein and where it helped the Iraqi dictator suppress Shiite and Kurd uprisings in the country.

The terrorist group joined Saddam’s army during the Iraqi imposed war on Iran (1980-1988) and helped Saddam and killed thousands of Iranian civilians and soldiers during the US-backed Iraqi imposed war on Iran.

Since the 2003 US invasion of Iraq, the group, which now adheres to a pro-free-market philosophy, has been strongly backed by neo-conservatives in the United States, who argued for the MKO to be taken off the US terror list.

The US formally removed the MKO from its list of terror organizations in early September, one week after Secretary of State Hillary Clinton sent the US Congress a classified communication about the move. The decision made by Clinton enabled the group to have its assets under the US jurisdiction unfrozen and do business with the American entities, the State Department said in a statement at the time.

In September 2012, the last groups of the MKO terrorists left Camp Ashraf, their main training center in Iraq’s Diyala province. They have been transferred to Camp Liberty. Hundreds of the MKO terrorists have now been sent to Europe.

May 31, 2015 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq Organization as a terrorist group

EXCLUSIVE: MKO Voices Readiness to Help Saudi Arabia in Yemen

The terrorist Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO, also known as MEK, NCRI and PMOI) voiced its readiness to help the Al Saud regime in its aggression against Yemen.

MKO Leader Maryam Rajavi in a meeting with Saudi Ambassador to Paris Mohammad Al Sheikh said that the group is willing to cooperate with Riyadh to carry out its attacks against the Yemeni nation.

She reiterated that whenever Saudi Arabia asks MKO for help, the group will immediately provide assistance to the Al Saud regime.

Rajavi and Al Sheikh have met several times in Paris so far and Rajavi has thanked the Al Saud regime for its support and financial assistance over the past years.

The group fled to Iraq in 1986, where it was protected by Saddam Hussein and where it helped the Iraqi dictator suppress Shiite and Kurd uprisings in the country.

May 31, 2015 0 comments

Iran Interlink Weekly Digest

Iran Interlink Weekly Digest – 98

++ Several Iraqi news agencies published news that Maryam Rajavi met with the Saudi ambassador to France. According to sources at the Saudi embassy Rajavi has asked for the MEK to be used in Yemen to fight the Houthis on behalf of the Saudis and has presented the MEK’s CV from the time of Saddam to advertise her cult. [Editor’s note: The average age of MEK members is over 55.]

++ The MEK will hold its annual celebration of armed struggle on 13 June at Villepinte near Paris. Evidence is emerging as before that the MEK is compiling hired speakers and a paid audience. Each year the MEK pays hundreds of students and needy people to travel to Paris where they can enjoy a cheap weekend break on condition they spend two or three hours at the rally clapping and waving flags. The Villepinte show will also act to launch the book by long term MEK lobbyist Struan Stevenson. The book is an attempt to whitewash his support for the MEK by spinning it as a humanitarian gesture. While the MEK prepares in Villepinte to pretend it is a peaceful, democratic opposition, the MEK’s Farsi websites and media are on overdrive in support of ISIS in Syria, Iraq and Yemen, referring to these vicious, lawless killers as “tribal leaders”. In its papers, the MEK viciously attacks the government of Iraq for re-taking Ramadi.

++ After MEK operative Mehran Kakavand attacked Mansour Nazari in Paris last week, many commentators said they recognised him from photographs and knew him personally inside the MEK. Such witnesses explained that Kakavand had undergone specialist training with Saddam Hussein’s Republican Guard to learn to kill people with his bare hands. In this respect they point out that he failed in his mission this time because of public scrutiny (French police were at the picket). Complaints were addressed to the French government asking why Saddam-trained killers are operating there.

++ The Investigative judge in the case of the MEK and Mehdi Abrishamchi added a new claim of violent activity, defamation and intimidation of witnesses to the charges. This new case was brought by Mohammad Karami who presented his evidence to the judge. In the previous week a similar, evidenced case brought by Ghorban Ali Hossein Nejad was added when he showed defamatory leaflets to the judge and described MEK threats to kill him if he gave evidence.

++ This week marks the anniversary of 4th Khordad – when the founders of the MEK were executed by the Shah. Farsi sites published articles with two distinct views. One view is that the current MEK and Rajavi have no connection to the original aims and ideals of the MEK. Another view is that because it was founded with the belief of pursuing political aims through violence, it has ended up exactly where it always would have regardless, with MOSSAD and ISIS and etc.

++ On the nuclear issue – some commentators ask why the National Council of Resistance of Iran has a website with six or seven languages but nothing in Farsi. What relevance does the NCRI have to Iranians in that case?

In English:

++ Anne Khodabandeh of Iran Interlink attended the FECRIS Conference in Marseille as a representative of a UK charity, The Family Survival Trust. She reported a highly successful Conference to which she contributed by briefing Serge Blisko, head of Miviludes, on the possibility of analysing and confronting terrorism without falling into the false debate about religion.

(FECRIS is the Europe wide Federation of Centres of Research and Information on Cults and Sects. FECRIS operates at an international level with representation at the UN.)

++ Mazda Parsi of Nejat Bloggers says ‘Mrs Rajavi, Your Propaganda Just Doesn’t Work Well’. The article uses an article by Eldar Mamedov of the European Parliament to pick apart the MEK’s failed attempt to interfere with parliamentary business through undue influence.

++ Iran Interlink gave an analysis of what might be behind the publication of a book by long term MEK lobbyist Struan Stevenson. From the pre-sales blurb, the book, titled ‘Self-Sacrifice’ appears to be Stevenson’s attempt to re-frame his support for the MEK as a humanitarian gesture in spite of being, by his own admission, being warned off by the UK government and MI5. Iran Interlink suggested the MEK’s motive behind publication of this book is that it provides (perhaps unbeknown to Stevenson) fabricated ‘ammunition’ for its regime change agenda which it can use to attack Iran.

May 30, 2015 0 comments

Iran

Informed source in IRI Embassy in Paris rejects Reuters’ claim

Paris– An informed source in Embassy of Iran in France here on Friday strongly rejected as ‘false and baseless’ a claim made by the Reuters on Iran’s nuclear and missile cooperation with North Korea.

Terming the news in question as ‘politically motivate news fabrication’, the informed Iranian Embassy source said that the false news is based only on biased information provide for the Reuters by the ill-famed terrorist group Mojahedine-e Khalq Organization (MKO – also known as the People’s Mojahedin of Iran – PMO), which is comprised of a bunch of mercenaries of the aliens.

He said that such false news’ broadcasting by the Reuters is highly questionable and suspicious in this particular period of time.

‘It was quite predictable in advance that with approaching deadline for signing of an Iran-Sextet final nuclear agreement and increased chances for cracking a win-win deal with the West on Iran’s peaceful nuclear program the broadcasting of such false and baseless news, too, will accelerate,’ he added.

May 30, 2015 0 comments

Former members of the MEK

MEK ex-members support for the group lieutenant prosecution in Paris

Former MEK members picketing outside the court in support of the prosecution of MEK lieutenant Mehdi Abrishamchi on terrorism charges ,

Defectors picketing in Paris

May 28, 2015 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq; A proxy force

Behind Struan Stevenson’s book “Self Sacrifice”

The MEK has not only failed to make one iota of progress in all its forty year mission to take power in Iran, but as Eldar Mamedov pointed out in his article ‘Iranian Parliamentarians Discover Brussels’ published in Lobelog, in recent times the MEK’s regime change lobbying is even failing to make any impact among parliamentarians wise to its lies and deceptions. In short, the MEK’s star is on the wane.

An indication of the anxiety resulting from this change of tide is found in the publication of a book by long term MEK advocate, Struan Stevenson. Reading the blurb, this book looks like a ‘Self Inflicted Wound’; Stevenson admits he was warned off collaboration with the MEK by the UK government and MI5. Why would either Stevenson or the MEK believe that writing about their grubby relationship is a good idea? But then, one reason the MEK have singularly failed to succeed in anything is because nothing they do makes sense. Except, that is, in the warped world of cultic abuse and its belief that the ends justify the means.

The MEK is well-known for its deceptive media and internet campaigns, its hyperbole-filled anti-Iran propaganda and ridiculous self-promotion. But rather than dismiss this book as the work of an MEK stooge, it is useful to briefly examine what is really behind it.

Stevenson tied his career to the MEK presumably because he believed they would aid his own mission to “intensify his attacks on Tehran’s meddling in Iraq”. Now he is no longer an MEP, he has inverted this relationship by working for the MEK’s office in Brussels. The book is a way to perhaps normalise and thereby justify this stance by putting a positive humanitarian gloss on it. Accordingly, he has interspersed his own story with accounts of the self-sacrifice of MEK members, presumably to gain sympathy. But we can be certain there will be not a word from former members of the group or from human rights organisations which have spent two decades documenting the internal harmful practices of the MEK. The 2005 Human Rights Watch report ‘No Exit’ provides a window into the inner workings of this cultic group. Instead, we can be sure that the testimony of former members is dismissed as ‘evidence’ that they are ‘agents of Iran’s Intelligence ministry’ working to keep the MEK on Western terrorism lists.

What is of real interest however is that the MEK’s motives behind the publication of this book are blatantly clear only from its dust jacket. This picture tells its own story, perhaps unbeknown to Stevenson.

The woman pictured is Zohreh Ghaemi. She was one of the MEK’s top commanders. She commanded the team which assassinated General Sayad Shirazi, a popular Iranian war hero in 1999. In September 2103, Ghaemi was among 53 MEK members killed in Camp Ashraf during a raid by masked commandos. The MEK’s several versions of the attack is that it was variously undertaken by unidentified Iraqi or Iranian government sponsored assassins. After extensive investigations by Iraqi officials, hindered only by the MEK themselves, there is very little doubt among experts that this was almost certainly carried out by the MEK themselves – a real Self Inflicted Wound. The purpose was twofold: to cleanse the group of dissidents and unwanted liabilities – like Ghaemi – who had outlived their usefulness, and to assign blame to Iran as part of the long term MEK regime change narrative.

Thus the cover of this book is the story behind book: the MEK’s willingness to shed the blood of its members in its relentless and pernicious attempts to promote regime change in Iran through false narratives.

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