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Open Letter to the newly elected mayor of Auvers sur Oise

Madame Isabelle Mézière,Maire d’Auvers sur Oise

We, as members of the Iranian community in France , congratulate you on your victory in the municipal elections. As you pointed out in your campaign, the former mayor, Jean Pierre Becquet, politicized Auvers by supporting the Rajavi cult. The support he gave to this sect had drawn the beautiful town of Auvers into unwanted politicization in favour of a political group expelled from Iran and, more recently, Iraq. This resulted in neglect of the public interest and freedom of speech.

As you demand, freedom of speech must return to the people of Auvers and groupings associated with the sect’s dictatorship should disappear, and the hidden social policies of recent years must be reported!

In recent years, the constant presence of the forces of the People’s Mojahedin Organization (MEK, MKO, NCRI, PMOI) in Auvers sur Oise and the relentless support of the former mayor for the terrorist group, has degraded the social esteem of this great city, transforming it into one couple’s totalitarian fortress.

As you probably know, Auvers sur Oise serves as the main base for the Rajavis, leaders of the MEK. This group was on the international list of terrorist organizations until 2011. Most members of this group were transferred to the base at Auvers sur Oise from Iraq. Your city really needs you to restore freedom of speech and depoliticize the role of mayor in order to better integrate social and economic development.

Madam Mayor,

The Mojahedin Khalq under the totalitarian leadership of Rajavi is not a political group. During the last thirty years, and with the support of Saddam Hussein, this organization has murdered over 17,000 Iranians under the pretext of wishfully anticipating the overthrow of the ruling system of Iran. This group sowed terror and fear within Iranian society. Before the 1979 revolution, the same organization murdered seven U.S. military advisers on Iranian territory in the name of supporting the movement of the Palestinian people. Thus, the MEK is a great pioneer in the history of the provocation of anger between the American and Iranian nations.

The MEK has been removed from national blacklists in order to encourage a radical change in its ideology and its practices. But the violent, terrorist nature of this organization has remained intact and it has simply changed its outward showcase. This group is still seen as a hopeless, draconian, sectarian and secret organization by all Iranian communities abroad.

MEK officials have repeatedly attempted to disrupt rallies held by Iranian dissidents, using threats to stifle any voices that oppose the terrorist proclamations by the leaders of this group. These manoeuvres demonstrate that the MEK cannot tolerate any opposition and has no concept of democracy and freedom of speech. Several ex-combatants of this organization have already denounced the persecution they suffered at the hands of agents of the MEK from Auvers sur Oise.

While preparations made for the evacuation of the Mojahedin from Iraq are progressing this year, Rajavi is trying to transfer MEK members from the MEK’s former main camp (Ashraf), to Europe. That is, members of the MEK who received military training and have lived for years under the ideological influence of armed struggle (Jihad). These men and women have participated in various terrorist operations (bombing, targeted and non-targeted attacks). Rajavi has spent his whole life training and building a destructive military group, and for the same reason, will not abandon his terrorist aims and will try to re-group his scattered jihadist forces in Germany, Albania and elsewhere!

Rajavi proposes to transform the region of Val d’Oise, and in particular the town of Auvers, into a safe place for his Mojaheds (Jihadist fighters). Several gangs of smugglers and human traffickers have been mobilized to bring Rajavi’s top level commanders from Iraq to France under the name of “refugees” and “anti-clerical regime activists”. If this group is formed and strengthened in France, we expect the threats and blackmail from the Rajavis to continue because this politico-religious cult has always made use of these doctrinal practices. With the collapse of Camp Ashraf in Iraq, Rajavi strongly believes that a new camp should be built, ideally in France and Auvers sur Oise!

We regret to see some Western politicians on the speakers panels of gatherings and meetings of the Rajavis; although most of these persons have confessed to reporters that their presence is motivated by money (between $25,000 and $160,000 for each to speak and take a photo alongside Maryam Rajavi). Mr. Jean-Pierre Becquet also attended such meetings. Unfortunately, the former mayor has never offered a single convincing argument concerning his true motivation for the huge support he offered to this foreign terrorist sect on French territory.

Madam Mayor,

As you know, it is from Auvers sur Oise that the ideological leaders of the MEK plan and organise its various terrorist operations against Iranian interests inside and outside of Iran. The arrest and imprisonment of Maryam Rajavi on June 17, 2003, came about for this reason.

She is a liar and the manipulative leader of a group that exploits the authentic humanitarian feelings of European people in order to prevent any change in the situation of the Iranian people. All political and international organizations can confirm that the leaders of the MEK have no popular support in Iran and they are completely rejected by the Iranian nation.

We would be proud to have the opportunity to meet with you and show you documents that may better clarify the true nature of the MEK.

A copy of this letter is sent to :

Ministry of Foreign Affairs of France

French Ministry of Justice

President of the French Senate

French President and members of the National Assembly

French Ministry of the Interior

24 April 2014

Ariya Iran,Paris,

Translated by Iran Interlink

April 26, 2014 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq Organization as a terrorist group

French Senator Philippe Dallier: Had no idea rally staged by MKO terrorists

French Parliamentary Delegation to Have No Unscheduled Programs in Iran

Head of the French parliamentary delegation that is on a visit to Tehran said they will not have any impromptu meetings during their stay in Iran.

Speaking to the Tasnim News Agency, Senator Philippe Marini said the delegation’s itinerary will be limited to the programs arranged by the Iranian parliament and the French embassy in Tehran.

This comes after EU Foreign Policy Chief Catherine Ashton’s secret meetings with a number of Iranians in March drew criticism from Iranian officials.

During her official visit to Iran in March, Ashton had a meeting at the Austrian embassy in Tehran with some individuals convicted of having a hand in the 2009 post-election events.

Senator Philippe Marini further said he and his colleagues have come to Iran for high-level talks with Iranian officials.

“This is a very important period for ties between Iran and France,” he said, expressing hope for a major boost in the two countries’ relations in 2014.

Elsewhere in his remarks, Marini rejected reports about a member of the delegation, Senator Philippe Dallier’s support for the terrorist Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO), saying that Dallier had unwittingly attended an MKO meeting in Paris.

“I suppose Dallier fell in MKO trap like many others,” he said, adding “we are well aware … how unpopular this group can be in Iran.”

On his participation in an MKO gathering in France a long time ago, Senator Dallier told Tasnim that he had no idea it was a rally staged by the terrorist group.

He said he once was invited to a rally in his constituency, a city near Paris, along with some other elected officials.

“All of a sudden, I realized I am sitting next to individuals from other countries. Actually, that day I went there, a general gathering, without any specific plans… At the end of the program I left and have had no contacts with the group ever since,” he said.

The MKO — listed as a terrorist organization by much of the international community — fled Iran in 1986 for Iraq, fought on the side of Saddam Hussein during the Iraqi imposed war on Iran (1980-88), and was given a camp by Saddam.

The group has been behind numerous acts of terror against Iranian civilians and officials, and was involved in the 1991 bloody repression of Shiite Muslims in southern Iraq, and the massacre of Iraqi Kurds in the country’s north.

April 26, 2014 0 comments

Iran

Senior MP: Parliament Not to Allow MKO Supporters to Visit Iran

A senior Iranian lawmaker cautioned that the parliament would allow a French parliamentary delegation which has filed a request for visiting Iran to take the trip since one of the group members is a supporter of the terrorist Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO, also known as MEK, NCRI or PMOI).

"The time for the visit has not been specified and it has just been under discussion," member of Iran-France Parliamentary Friendship Group Amir Khojasteh told FNA on Wednesday.

Stressing that Iran is willing to expand relations with other states based on mutual respect, he said any country which shows hostile behavior towards Tehran will be deprived of bilateral ties with Iran.

Asked about the presence of one of the supporters of MKO terrorist group in the French parliamentary delegation which has asked for a visit to Iran, Khojasteh said, "The parliament will no way allow the advocates of the MKO and Rajavi (the MKO ringleader) to visit Iran."

European countries have shown willingness for the development of relations and cooperation with Iran following the implementation of Iran’s November nuclear deal with world powers in Geneva.

In February, French Ambassador to Tehran Bruno Foucher said his country is ready to broaden its trade cooperation with Iran.

The envoy said the French delegation of more than 100 businessmen visiting Iran is preparing the grounds for more trade ties between Tehran and Paris.

The ambassador was addressing a joint meeting of Iranian and French businessmen in Tehran on Tuesday.

Foucher noted that more French companies and enterprises are willing to invest in Iran.

“Some of the companies represented in this delegation were already active in Iran’s market and they are well familiar with this market. New companies have also come to Tehran to get familiar with Iran’s market,” said the top French diplomat.

“I hope that this meeting will clear the way for the development of relations between Iranian and French trade and industrial sectors and remove obstacles to better ties,” said Foucher.

But France is among the few countries which have sheltered the MKO members and a number of French officials and parliamentarians have supported the terrorist group.

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 eventually took the MKO off the US terror list.

The US formally removed the MKO from its list of terror organizations in early September 2012, one week after the then 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

April 24, 2014 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq Organization's Propaganda System

US Embassy Takeover, the MKO For or Against

The case of Hamid Aboutalebi and his adventurous story to become the Iranian ambassador in Tehran once more discloses the controversial history of the Iranian terrorist cult the Mujahedin Khalq

Organization. While U.S. denied Abutalebi a visa, citing his connection to the 1979 hostage crisis and Iran eventually rejected a U.S. decision to deny a visa for its newly appointed ambassador to the United Nations, the MKO tries to whitewash its anti Imperialism background in a bid to obtain more support among its American friends.

"American law allows the Washington government to bar UN diplomats who are considered national security threats" reported CBC News. "But Obama’s potentially precedent-setting step could open the U.S. to criticism that it is wielding its position as host nation to improperly exert political influence." [1] The MKO wants this "improperly exerted political influence" to work out because its survival as a formerly designated terrorist cult-like group is hinged on the support it can gain in the West. The more the MKO troubles the waters between Iran and the US the more it can survive.

But this time the disputed issue between Iran and the US terribly twists the history of the MKO as a group that originally "led a guerrilla campaign against the US-backed Shah of Iran in the 1970s". [2] Today for the MKO leaders the darkest part of their history is their former strong anti-American portrait that has shifted into a very pro-American mask. The hypocrisy of the MKO is once more disclosed.

In June 2011, Kenneth R. Timmerman, the American journalist cites from a series of documents on the MKO released by the State Department revealing," the group, known as the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK, or MKO), supported the takeover of the U.S. embassy in Tehran in November 1979." It seems that the MKO’s support for the embassy takeover was a miscalculation because they then failed to have a share in the newly established government of Iran. Timmerman suggests that it was "not a position to endear itself to U.S. diplomats – before its gradual elimination from the ruling coalition by Ayatollah Khomeini less than two years later."[3]

Therefore, along with their opportunistic substance, the MKO propaganda on the new dispute between the two governments is pushing a new campaign to buy more supporters in the US claiming "1979 US hostage takers are now senior Iranian officials & Rouhani cabinet members." The group lists a number of half true half fake photos to support such allegations.

As a matter of fact, the 52 American hostages were finally released after 444 days by the Iranian government – the move was harshly opposed by the MKO that at the time considered itself as "vanguard of struggle against the US Imperialism". It is worth to notice that the Islamic Republic did not kill or injure the US hostages but the MKO is the only Iranian group that has the blood of Americans in its hands. According to the U.S. Department of State the group conducted several assassinations of U.S. military personnel and civilians working in Iran during the 1970s. [4]

Thus it was not bizarre when they opposed the release of the hostages in 1981 by the Iranian state, and called for their execution instead. As a result they staged a large demonstration, based on the presentation of the MEK by the Foreign Affairs group of the Australian Parliament. [5]

To reverse their now-embarrassing past, the MKO claims that the killing of the US citizens during the 1970’s was committed by another fraction of the group that defected in the early years."But Mujahedin newsletters published in Iran in 1980 celebrated the murders, calling the U.S. victims ‘criminal agents of U.S. Imperialism in Iran’, notifies Kenneth Timmerman. [6]

On April 4, 2014, Robert Mackey of the NewYork times posted an article to investigate the role of Iranian Reformists in the embassy crisis in 1979. He puts the outcome of his research," No evidence has emerged to support claims that Mr. Aboutalebi was among the leaders of the embassy siege, which was well-documented by the international news media at the time."[7]

Denouncing the NCR’s claim to condemn Aboutalebi as the person who orchestrated the assassination of the member of the group, Mackey refers to the NCR as "The same exile group — whose militant wing, the Mujahedeen e-Khalq, or People’s Mujahedeen, was removed from the State Department’s list of foreign terrorist organizations only in 2012 after a well-financed Washington lobbying campaign". [8]

This shows that the MKO’s misinformation campaign to demonize the Iranian officials has no use except buying more sponsorship among US warmongers.

Mazda Parsi

[1]CBCNews, Hamid Abutalebi will be UN envoy despite U.S. visa denial, Iran says, April 12, 2014

[2] BBC, US warns dissident Mujahideen-e Khalq to leave Iraq camp, 18 June 2012

[3] R. Timmerman, Kenneth, State Department Documents Expose Iranian Terror Group, June 2011

[4] ibid

[5] Brew, Nigel, "Behind the Mujahideen-e-Khalq (MeK)", Foreign Affairs, Defense and Trade Group, Parliament of Australia, 2003

[6] R. Timmerman, Kenneth, State Department Documents Expose Iranian Terror Group, June 2011

[7]Mackey, Robert, Iran’s Reformers Include More Than One Former Hostage-Taker, The New York Times blog, April 4,2014

April 24, 2014 0 comments

The MEK; Baath Party Accomplice

MKO as a Ruthless tool of Baath Regime not welcome in Iraq

Violence and instability have continued in Iraq throughout the last decade.

Indeed Iraqi people have suffered a lot not only as victims of the brutal regime of Saddam Hussein but also after Saddam at the hands of US-led Western governments who are more concerned with access to the regional oil resources and with perceived strategic interests other than human welfare and also by extremist groups taking over parts of the country . Although the government of Iraq is trying hard to stabilize the country it still has problem confronting terrorists.

Although Iraq has experienced many bloody days in both Saddam and post Saddam era, still some days remain stronger in the historical memory of the people. April is indicative of the al-Anfal notorious operations by Baath regime against Kurds that killed at least 50,000 civilians and destroyed thousands of villages. April 14 is now the national day of remembrance for those killed in al-Anfal.

al-Anfal is not the only operations Saddam Hussein launched against the Kurds.

In April 1991, after Saddam lost control of Kuwait in the Persian Gulf War, he cracked down ruthlessly against several uprisings in the Kurdish north and the Shia South.

Mujahedin Khalq who had made common cause with Saddam Hussein served as part of Saddam’s internal security operation and hand in hand with Hussein forces committed full-scale massacres and other gross human rights violations. The death estimate during that time range from 20,000 to 100,000 for Kurds, and 60,000 to 130,000 for Shi’ites.[1]

Though the MKO has tried outrageously to deny helping Saddam in his crackdown on the Kurds, many eyewitnesses testified on this fact.

Fox news quoted a Kurdish English teacher who was in Kifri when the MKO mobilized against his town in 1991.Safir recalled how the MKO shelled Kurdish towns”at random,”took locals hostage, and in one incident attacked a busload of young people from Kifri, killing all 20.[2]

After the Swedish Parliament in a majority vote formally recognized the Anfal Operation as genocide and crimes against humanity in early December 2012, some defected members of the terrorist Mojahedin Khalq Organization voiced their preparedness to give a testimony before the Swedish parliament about MKO’s key role in the massacre of Iraqi Kurds.[3]

The United States Department of State and the Foreign Affairs group of the Parliament of Australia also asserted the MKO’s assistance to Baath regime brutal suppression of the uprisings.[4][5]

Iraqi authorities have issued 148 arrest warrants for MEK members for crimes against Iraqis since 1991 but none have been arrested, according to officials. Maryam Rajavi was also included in the warrants. [6]Maryam Rajavi has been reported by former MKO members as having said,”Take the Kurds under your tanks, and save your bullets for the Iranian Revolutionary Guards.”[7]

The crimes against humanity the group committed in Iraq, beside its frequent interference in the internal affairs of the country and group war mongering attitudes has incurred a seated-hatred of the Iraqi people toward the group members. The hatred which may lead to revenge as it had been the case during last year. 4 rocket attacks launched against the TTL caused the death and injury of several Liberty residents. And the Camp Ashraf September1th clashes caused the killing of 52 members.

Beside the dangers which threats the Camp Liberty residents from outside the Camp, they are under the menace of the group members within the affairs of the cult as Rajavi has ordered a new- though accustomed- decree based on which members are required to sign papers and declare their readiness to emblaze themselves in case of Camp Liberty evacuation.[8]

So what can really be a wake-up call for the international community to prevent a disaster and save 3000 lives?

By A.Sepinoud

[1] Human Rights Watch, ENDLESS TORMENT, The 1991 Uprising in Iraq And Its Aftermath, September25, 2009

[2] Foxnews, Iranian Militant MeK Group Losing Fight to Stay in Iraq, January12, 2009

[3] Open Salon,Suppression of Kurds a crime against humanity,January30,2013

[4] Graff, James, Iran’s Armed Opposition Wins a Battle — In Court, Time Magazine, April 28, 2011

[5] Department of the Parliamentary Library, Australian Parliament, Research Note, No. 43,Behind the Mujahideen-e-Khalq (MeK), June 16, 2003

[6]al-Salhy, Suadad ,Iraq says no success tracing killers of Iranian dissidents, Reuters, Nov 27, 2013

[7] Rubin, Elizabeth, The Cult of Rajavi, NewYork Times, August 5, 2009

[8] https://www.nejatngo.org/en/posts/5656

April 23, 2014 0 comments

Camp Liberty

Situation of women in Camp Liberty

Rules and restrictions for the female members of Camp Liberty has intensified, Zahra Moeini quoted a recently defected member.

Zahra Moeini ; MKO ex- member in an interview with Ashraf news talked about the situation of Women in Camp Liberty based on the testimonies of a recently defected member.

According to the defected member, residents of Camp Liberty cannot commute separately rather they should commute in groups of 4 or more.

The restrictions have demoralized the women residing in Camp Liberty .

Massoud Rajavi has ordered the officials of the Camp to intensify the limitations against women especially after the revelations by Batoul Soltani and other dispatched members who bravely exposed the internal affairs especially the sexual scandals of the cult leader such as ‘Salvation dancing’.

It is said that they may enclose the quarters of women in TTL by barbed wires and fences as it was the case in Camp Ashraf in order to control members more and to prevent more defections and escapes from the Cult.

Any contact between family members is forbidden and brainwashing sessions are held regularly.

The women are being scared from the outside world.

Excerpts from Zahra Moeni Interview with Ashraf News, Zanan-e Iran

April 21, 2014 0 comments

Iran

IRGC ‘not to allow’ acts of terror in Iran

Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) says it will not allow terrorist groups and foreign-sponsored mercenaries to carry out acts of terror in the country.

In a statement released on Thursday, the IRGC described the policy of targeted assassination, fomenting insecurity and disruption of public security as being among the tactics pursued by the enemies of the Iranian nation.

“Resorting to medieval methods and the institutionalization of state terrorism and the incitement of violence and killing are the top policies and strategies of the hegemonic system, arrogance and the less-than-truthful advocates of democracy, freedom and human rights and the mendacious advocates of the campaign against terrorism,” the statement read.

It said, however, that the perilous and evil policy against the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Iranian nation has been and is doomed to failure and disgrace.

The statement also condemned the biased silence of the international organizations claiming to advocate human rights concerning the crimes perpetrated by the terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) and other terrorist groups against Iranians.

“It is a matter of great regret that some European and Western governments and circles have picked the despised and criminal mercenaries of the MKO terrorist group as advisors on Iran issues, and have adopted cheap positions and formal statements against the respected Iranian nation on the basis of their (MKO terrorists’) wrong, distorted and biased information,” the IRGC statement pointed out.

The MKO has committed numerous terrorist acts against Iranians.

The group fled Iran in 1986 for Iraq, where it received now-executed Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein’s support and set up Camp Ashraf near the Iranian border.

On December 20, 2012, the Canadian government removed the MKO from its official list of terrorist organizations. Ottawa’s move followed similar measures by the US and the EU.

April 20, 2014 0 comments

Iran Interlink Weekly Digest

Iran Interlink Weekly Digest – 48

++ News has been continuously filtering out from Albania. One report suggests that commanders from the MEK have approached various people with the promise that Maryam Rajavi asked them to compile a list of useful people so they can be smuggled into Britain with false passports. One high ranking person commander who has been selected for this process is Hooshang Doodkani, from Khoy in Western Azerbaijan province. Considering that the process of refugee status has started and that it is likely that most of these people will be granted refugee status in Albania after the interviews, this is seen as an attempt to prevent people from having straightforward refugee status and instead create dependency on the MEK which will provide the false identity and passports and so trap them in the cult. Commander Farzaneh Maidanshahi is Rajavi’s contact in Albania for these activities.

++ Other news from Albania is that a high ranking member called Mansour Sha’bani has defected from the MEK and joined with the other former members. This defection has resulted in greater efforts at control by MEK commanders in Tirana who are now checking on people who want to go out on their own as they are worried more will leave. There are other credible reports that the MEK is reshuffling its system in Tirana. Maidanshahi has been retained as main commander, but Ismael Moretezai (aka Javad Khorrasan) has been replaced by another known henchman, Abdulvahab Najafinejad Jahromi (aka Afshin). Although the MEK don’t regard Albania as a place for their activities, the cult has decided to expend much more energy to sort the place out; more people have been dispatched there to help keep control. Other news suggests that out of seventeen residents of Camp Liberty who had previous residency in the UK and whose applications for asylum are currently under review by the UK immigration service, three are currently in Albania.

++ A few short comments have been posted about Maryam Rajavi’s gathering for ‘Iranian Youth of Europe and America’. Pictures published by the MEK mostly feature Maryam Rajavi with her bunch of lobbyists who are neither ‘youth’ nor ‘Iranian’, and this has become a joke among the MEK’s own supporters. Many articles pick on Rudi Giuliani who according to MEK websites claims that the overthrow is imminent. He has given a message to the residents of Liberty and Ashraf (!?): “I know you are having a hard time… but the day of freedom of Iran is near, I pray for your sacrifices and support you. Because of the leadership of Mrs Rajavi the new Iran will be built on the back of the martyrs of freedom very soon, and soon you will destroy the murderous dictators and replace them with a government of your own.” Many articles ridicule Rajavi and the rest of them, calling him ‘brother Rudi Giuliani’.

++ Mojahadin.com website in Iran carries a brief note on the appearance of Maryam Rajavi in the European Parliament. The organization has dismissed the European Parliament’s recent statement against Iran on human rights. Under the title, ‘The murderer of 17,000 Iranians appears in the gathering of so-called human rights advocates’, the organization criticizes Rajavi’s speech in which she insists that the west should stop talking and confront Iran.

++ Many people have analyzed Struan Stevenson MEP’s invitation to Maryam Rajavi to appear inside the European Parliament as symptomatic of a desperate Israeli reaction to Catherine Ashton’s visit to Tehran. In particular, they say, it was Ashton’s meetings with human rights and opposition activists in Iran that has made the MEK and Israel shiver. Stevenson used his gathering of the usual paid MEPs and officials, they claim, as a platform to harshly attack Ashton and the previous European Parliament delegation on behalf of his paymaster Maryam Rajavi, to the point of swearing at Ashton calling her ‘ignorant’. The writers highlight the intense shakiness of Stevenson and the rest to the lobbyists with the conclusion that they are reaching the end of the road.

++ Nabil Saeb al A’raji, Secretary General of the Free Iraq Party announced in an interview that the MEK is a terrorist and murderous organization affiliated with the remains of Saddam, and which has killed scores of innocent Iraqis, irrespective of what its western supporters believe of it. At the same time Aliyeh Nassif, MP, had a lengthy interview with Al Rai news agency in which she described the MEK as “a cancerous tumour which the enemies of Iraq have implanted in the body of Iraq and which will be removed surgically as soon as possible”. In addition, Hayedeh Al Ameri, a famous Iraqi writer who was working very closely with Saleh Motlaq (now one of the deputy prime ministers and a supporter of the MEK and Saddam), revealed that Motlaq used to receive 200,000 dollars though the MEK, but that now he is directly being paid millions of dollars he is not so keen on them. Al Ameri revealed that Motalq used to spend 50,000 dollars on advertising for the MEK and pocket the rest of it himself.

++ Nejat Association made a short comment that the MEK is screaming even louder than the Israelis over the oil deal of 500,000 bpd between Iran and Russia. Nejat says that while a business deal is not a crime, the torture and murder of your own people, however, is.

++ Edaalat (Victims of MEK Terrorism in Iran), published a short article among those from many others about the MEK’s shift from the nuclear issue to the human rights issue. Edaalat reminds Israel and its allies that “you may use MEK for information laundry for a while, but don’t you think it is ridiculous to use them to attack Iran over human rights with their dirty past”.

++ Amir Hossein Panahi from Ariya Association in Paris wrote a short article titled ‘Struggle Against the Regime as a Money Spinner’. He examines the role of MEK lobbyists who make money out of speaking in MEK rallies and identifies regulars such as Patrick Kennedy, Lee Hamilton, Rudi Giuliani, David Phillips and etc. who get paid between 25 to 160,000 dollars to come and let Maryam Rajavi flirt with them. The obvious thing is that this has nothing to do with any struggle or even lobbying as work. A lobbyist, Panahi points out, works to make changes. These are simply crooks charging money just to stand and speak to no end.

++ Nejat Association wrote an open letter to the UNHCR office in Tirana in appreciation of a New Year party it held for the former residents of Camp Liberty. The event was enjoyed by those who have separated from the MEK and who refused to attend a party held by the MEK which, according to Nejat, fears the decline of its cult hegemony. The letter thanked the UNCHR saying the party “reinforced our friends in their effort to distance themselves from the cult indoctrination system”.

++ There have been several articles about the MEK’s angry reaction to the release of the four Iranian border soldiers last week who had been abducted by terrorists. This reaction came alongside Maryam Rajavi’s efforts to send her condolences to the families of four high Sunni leaders who had reportedly been killed by Iranian security forces in Balouchestan. Embarrassingly for Rajavi this report proved to be completely false.

++ Comments were made about the MEK’s deafening silence as the anniversary of the re-opening of their office in Washington passed by this week. Some commentators reminded the MEK about the amount of jumping up and down and shouting ‘victory, victory’, which accompanied the re-opening and the MEK’s claim that America would definitely take Iran and give it to Rajavi.

++ There were a few reactions to Rajavi’s announcement to her usual lobbyist audience that the US should not give a visa to Iran’s UN ambassador, Hamid Abutalebi. Many referred to existing documents about the MEK which show that when the US hostages were released the MEK criticized Khomeini’s government for not executing them. They also refer to some of the MEK’s activists in the US – Ali Reza Jafarzadeh, Sona Samsoni and Ali Safavi – who are part and parcel of the Pentagon of America but who have all published their suicide notes whenever MEK asked them to. They also remind us that the MEK killed Americans in Iran as part of its anti-Imperialist struggle.

18 April 2014

April 19, 2014 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq; A proxy force

The MKO to open office in Yemen

With the aid of the United States, the Mujahedin Khalq terrorist organization opened its office in Yemen, reported Aden News website citing from its sources in London.

According to the news report, some high ranking members of the MKO entered Yemen territory by the help OF US forces. They were welcomed by certain extremist groups in the country.

Following the removal of the Mujahedin Khalq from the list of Terrorist Organizations of the European Union and the United States, the operation for resettlement of the group’s members in a number of Islamic and Arabic countries including Yemen and Turkey has been facilitated.

April 19, 2014 0 comments

The cult of Rajavi

Suicide: First and Last Resort for the MKO

Each day 100 members of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (the MKO) should set themselves on fire, in case of evacuation of Camp Liberty, Iraq, based on the new order by their guru, Massoud Rajavi. A smuggled letter by the camp residents handed over to Iraqi security guards discloses such a cult-like order.

"The leaders of this notorious cult have forced their members to sign their readiness to set themselves on fire and kill themselves in this regard," Iran Zanan Association wrote in an open letter to Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Al-Maliki. The letter’s signatory voiced the call of Liberty residents for help.

The expression "Destructive Cult" has been recently used by sociologists to refer to groups whose leaders or members have, through deliberate action, physically injured or killed other members of their own group or other individuals. The recruiting of the members take place by immoral and misleading means. Committing suicide is one of the most common phenomenona coerced by cult leaders.

The MKO meets the most decisive factors of Destructive Cults, it is notorious for leading and forcing its members to commit suicide whenever the status of its leader is in danger.

In the MKO, holding a cyanide capsule under your mouth was a rule for any individual who was dispatched to Iran to launch terror acts. In 2003, after the American invasion of Iraq Scott Peterson of the Christian Science Monitor wrote an investigated article on the MKO that he assumed was "caught between three powers", Iran , Iraq and America. By the way, he was one of the first people to interview the famous ex-member of the MKO, Arash Sametipour. "Militants who were once ready to die for the MKO, however, now have some advice for those who may want to apply the Afghan model to Iran by using the Mujahideen in the same way the Northern Alliance was used against the Taliban,” Peterson refers to Sametipour." He survived his own attempts to kill himself with cyanide capsules and a hand grenade that blew away his right hand after botching an assassination attempt in Tehran in early 2000."

Sametipour was lucky to survive the suicide but there were many other MKO members who lost their lives because they blindly obeyed the orders of the cult leaders.

Neda Hassani and Sediqeh Mojaveri were two MKO supporters who did not survive after they set themselves on fire following the arrest of Maryam Rajavi by French Police in June 2003. At the time, eight other MKO members committed self-immolation and eventually became paralyzed forever.

The tactical self-immolation operation is a vital practice in the methodology of the Cult of Rajavi. It is a very overrated tool to save the leaders of the cult and the structure of the cult. The suicide operators are then called "Martyrs" by the cult. Their names and pictures are propagated in the group’s propaganda as martyrs of the resistance! But as Jurith Nourink the Dutch journalist says they are actually "Misled Martyrs".

Massoud Rajavi once again is planning to launch a coerced self-immolation champagne to prevent the collapse of his cult. Victims of such a likely incident would be used as fuel for the MKO’s propaganda machine. May this never takes place.

Mazda Parsi

April 16, 2014 0 comments

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