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Terrorist groups and the MEK

FSA commander: MKO terror group is our role model

A senior Free Syrian Army (FSA) commander described terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO, a.k.a. MEK and PMOI) as a role model for him and other Syrian insurgents.
FSA commander: MKO terror group is our role model
“Mujahedin-e Khalq is our role model, and we inform them that our doors are open to them,” Malek al-Kurdi, a deputy commander of the so-called Free Syrian Army, addressed a joint session of MEK and senior figures in the anti-Assad armed rebel groups.

His comments come just days after a highly placed security source told Arabic language Ur news agency that hundreds of terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq members have entered the chaos-stricken Syria to back the so-called Free Syrian Army.

Another senior official with the insurgent group, calling itself the Free Syrian Army, thanked the terrorist MKO group for their support for and solidarity with the armed rebels in Syria.

Late last week, Habilian Association website reported that the elements of the terrorists Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization were working hand-in-hand with armed rebel groups in Syria.

August 12, 2012 0 comments
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Mujahedin Khalq; A proxy force

Washington’s Anti-Terror Narrative Comes Unglued In Syria

“Jihadis of the world, unite; you have nothing to lose but your stage fright. After Bosnia, Chechnya and Afghanistan, the West has fallen in love with you all over again — big time.” – Pepe Escobar, “American (jihadi) Idol.”

The most shocking development to come out of the conflict in Syria is that Washington is openly Washington’s Anti-Terror Narrative Comes Unglued In Syriasupporting Al-Qaeda, militarily, financially, and politically.

Washington is also providing propaganda cover for Al-Qaeda. An article was recently published on the website of the Council on Foreign Relations by an Al-Qaeda apologist which argues that Al-Qaeda’s trouble-making in Syria has benefited the opposition to Assad. The author shamelessly praises Al-Qaeda’s terrorism against Syrian civilians, perhaps not knowing, or, more accurately, not caring, that he is endorsing war crimes.

Although he is just one voice, he is espousing a view that is secretly accepted by America’s crazy foreign policy establishment that has lost touch with reality and lacks common decency.

What Al-Qaeda’s presence in Syria shows is that there is massive institutional support for Jihadist terrorism in Washington, Israel, and the West. It is a testament to the fact that U.S. foreign policy is a complete farce, based on absolute lies and fabrications. Washington’s anti-terror narrative is a sick joke.

Washington’s Blog illustrates why Washington’s War on Terror is a con game in an article called, “Ter•ror•ism (Noun): When OTHER People Do What We Do.” Also, read Tony Cartalucci’s newest article about how the UK government is going against its own anti-terrorism laws by paying a Libyan terrorist group to join the Syrian conflict.

Another terrorist group that has received funding and support from America and Israel is the Iranian group Mujahadeen-e-Khalq (MEK). To learn more about the history and evolution of the MEK read, “MEK and its material supporters in Washington,” by Jeremiah Goulka.

Back in May, Glenn Greenwald wrote about the growing political support for the MEK cult by former American high officials. Here is an excerpt from his article, “Likely victory for MeK shills”:

“A bipartisan band of former Washington officials and politicians has spent the last two years aggressively advocating on behalf of the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MeK), an Iranian dissident group that has been formally designated for the last 15 years by the U.S. State Department as a “foreign Terrorist organization.” Most of those former officials have been paid large sums of money to speak at MeK events and meet with its leaders, thus developing far more extensive relations with this Terror group than many marginalized Muslims who have been prosecuted and punished with lengthy prison terms for “materially supporting a Terrorist organization.” These bipartisan MeK advocates have been demanding the group’s removal from the Terror list, advocacy that has continued unabated despite (or, more accurately, because of ) reports that MeK is trained and funded by the Israelis and has been perpetrating acts of violence on Iranian soil aimed at that country’s civilian nuclear scientists and facilities (also known as: Terrorism).”

Washington’s support for MeK terrorism against Iran and Al-Qaeda terrorism against Syria cannot be legally, morally, or politically defended.

USrael, the largest state sponsor of terrorism in world history, tried to hide its support for terrorism in the past but today in Syria and elsewhere it is openly backing terrorist groups. Some of these groups are led by genocidal maniacs who want to exterminate religious and ethnic minorities. They said on video that, “We are men who drink blood.”

USrael’s support for “men who drink blood” is proof that it doesn’t care about its public image anymore. USraeli leaders know they can’t hide the criminal nature of their wars in the Middle East from the rest of the world, so it is going all out with the illusory hope that terror will win the day.

By Saman Mohammadi, Prison Planet

Saman Mohammadi is the writer and editor at The Excavator

August 12, 2012 0 comments
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Terrorist groups and the MEK

Five MKO members arrested in Syria

Syrian Security forces arrested five terrorists of Mujahedin Khalq Organization together with 35 other armed individuals.

An informed intelligence source told Syrian news website “Aks al Ser” that the government’s Five MKO members arrested in Syriasecurity forces detained 40 armed people who attempted to cross Syrian border.

“After being interrogated, we found out that 5 people of the arrested armed individuals are members of the MKO”, added the source.

The arrested MKO members confessed that they are giving military training to Syrian terrorists in Turkey territory enjoying the support of some Western and Arabic states. According to local information sources in Iraq and Syrian in recent days, a large number of MKO members have entered Syria and some are training terrorists in Turkey and Iraqi Kurdistan.

Translated by Nejat Soiety

August 11, 2012 0 comments
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Mujahedin Khalq as an Opposition Group

MKO Mounting Offensive in Defiance of Rules

Action is needed to forestall the real tragedy in the making at Camp Ashraf

In the face of a government’s travails occasioned by the need to uproot terrorism to restore order, peace and resolve conflicts, it has become necessary for the Iraqi government to caution the international community on the need to curb terrorism and to stop playing politics when dealing with such sensitive issues. This call becomes necessary against the backdrop of an extended dispute over the expulsion of the terrorist Mojahedin Khalq Organization (MKO/ MEK/ PMOI/ NCR) long hosted and nurtured by the ousted Saddam. Since the fall of the dictator, MKO has been a major source of friction between the Iraqi government, decisive to expel it on an arranged agenda, and other sides, the UN and the US, mediating to solve the predicament through a peaceful and humanitarian solution.

The outcome, however, has been an ever-increasing, blatant gesture of defiance by MKO to comply with either side; just in the middle of an agreed plan to relocate MKO’s members from its military bastion, Camp Ashraf, to a temporary Transit Location near Baghdad to undergo a UN observed refugee process, the group made an arbitrary decision and refused to let the remainders be transferred. No convoys have left Camp Ashraf since May 5 and between 1,200 to 1,400 MKO members are still there and during the three-month halt, MKO has turned a cold shoulder on all calls, urges and warnings in an effort to enforce group to resume the process. And how can a government decisive to uproot terrorism stop a terrorist group that threatens to put its preserved terrorist and cultist potentiality into practice or provoke violence?

MKO’s suicide operations are methods of application within the group and the best working option whenever it deems it necessary to impose its wills and demands. We have only to remember the most significant episodes of such operations perpetrated by MKO in the last decades just in the heart of the European countries when its members set themselves on fire and forced the French government to submit to its demand. And the US, as the part interested to peacefully end the critical issue of relocation, is more aware of the group’s potentiality to put the words into action. In its latest report on July 31 releasing the list of the designated FTO, the State Department’s Office of Coordinator for Counterterrorism once more reaffirms and stresses the preserved potentiality of suicidal self-immolation when the report makes a reference to an example of the actual activities.

In 2003, French authorities arrested 160 MEK members at operational bases they believed the MEK was using to coordinate financing and planning for terrorist attacks. Upon the arrest of MEK leader Maryam Rajavi, MEK members took to Paris’ streets and engaged in self-immolation. French authorities eventually released Rajavi.

But a question still remains that, despite these assertions about MKO’s high potentiality in resorting to violence, why the US and the UN criticized the Iraqi government for bloody clashes that MKO members provoked in Camp Ashraf in 2011, clashes that resulted in many casualties from the both sides, and are pressing the Iraqi government that “violence should, at all costs, be avoided”. They express concern over use of force by Iraqi, while the partiality to MKO has since encouraged it to resist any decision concerning the closure of Ashraf without being held accountable for defying any rule of law and agreement.

The circumstantial evidences indicate MKO is not reluctant to prepare the stage for a third round of violent confrontation. Again we are hearing words that another human tragedy is possibly unfolding in Ashraf or Liberty and that, no effort has to be spared to avert and prevent it. The Iraqi government has never stated that it intends to use force to close Ashraf although its patience is said to be “wearing thin” and has announced in an international conference that the additional time for the members of MKO to remain in Iraq has come to an end and will not be extended. MKO has nothing more to lose. The present makeup of the residents in Camp Ashraf, mostly the ranking and commanding cadres of the group, fuels the suspicion of preparedness for launching a serious or even bloody offensive in defiance of all plans, roadmaps and decisions. Words and warnings are enough; action is needed to forestall what is feared to be the real tragedy in the making at a place called Camp Ashraf.

August 9, 2012 0 comments
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Mujahedin Khalq Organization as a terrorist group

MEK conducting special ops inside Syria

While the anti-Assad rebels in Syria are suffering defeat, hundreds of terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK, a.k.a. MKO and PMOI) members have entered the chaos-stricken country to back the MEK conducting special ops inside Syriaso-called Free Syrian Army.

According to the agreement signed between Mujahedin-e Khalq terrorist group, United States, Turkey, and Israel, some areas of the Iraqi Kurdistan have been converted to military bases for training armed groups fighting against the Syrian government, Arabic language Ur News agency quoted a highly placed security source as saying.

The source added that people from Yemen, Tunis, and Saudi Arabia are receiving military trainings at the bases, adding, “Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization is now conducting a series of special operations inside Syria through their trained elements.”

Independent Iraqi news agency Buratha released a similar report today saying that recent reports from Syria indicate that elements of the terrorists Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization are working hand-in-hand with armed rebel groups in Syria.

“Hundreds of Munafeqins (hypocrites, as Mujahedin-e Khalq terrorists are called in and Iraq) entered Syria and a number of them are training terrorists at (military) bases in Turkey and Iraqi Kurdistan.”

Earlier this week, an informed Iraqi security source revealed that some members of the terrorist MKO group “are going to leave Iraq to join the anti-Assad terrorists through Syria’s northern borders.”

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Mujahedin Khalq Organization as a terrorist group

Report: MEK to join terrorists in Aleppo

Sources revealed that some members of the terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq group (MEK, a.k.a. MKO and PMOI) are going to leave Iraq to join the anti-Assad terrorists through Syria’s northern borders.

“A number of U.S. and Turkish officers accompanied by several commanders of Kurdish Peshmerga forces had a meeting with some high ranking members of the terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization in Erbil, Iraq,” well-informed Iraqi security sources told the Arabic language Top News TV channel.

The sources added that the meeting decreed that Peshmerga forces transfer a number of MKO elements from Iraq to Turkey and then to the northern parts of Syria in order for these anti-Iran terrorists to join the so-called Free Syrian Army.

Directed by Nasser Qandil, Lebanese politician and former Member of Parliament, the news channel added that U.S. and Turkish officials have told the MKO that “Saudi Arabia and Qatar are committed to jointly pay the costs of relocation and resettlement, expected to be roughly $ 250 million,” as well as $ 100 million per month for the militias.

On the other hand, the Americans guaranteed to facilitate the MKO’s secret withdrawal from Iraq to Turkey.

A few days ago, the sources added, Nouri al-Maliki caught Americans off guard by telling them that Iran is aware of the plot of temporary relocation of MKO members to Erbil and they have warned against the move.

“Opposed by the Iraqi Prime Minister, the plan will be done gradually and secretly,” informed sources predicted.

August 7, 2012 0 comments
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Iran

West continue using MKO in assassination operations

A senior Iranian legislator called on the government to use the 16th heads-West continue using MKO in assassination operationsof-state summit of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) in Tehran later this month to counter the West’s nuclear terrorism against Iran.

"The so-called advocates of human rights have launched nuclear terrorism against the Iranian nation’s scientific achievements; they plot to assassinate the Iranian nuclear scientists and make official statements about their intention for manipulating and sabotaging Iran’s nuclear facilities," member of the parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy Commission Mohammad Esmayeeli told FNA on Saturday.

"Although NAM members have resisted against the US and the West’s expansionist policies against Iran, our diplomatic apparatus is required to make use of the NAM summit to repel enemy’s terrorist moves against our nuclear program," he added.

Last month the Iranian parliament set up a committee to legally pursue the case with the terrorist activities carried out by the US and its allies against Iran’s achievements in nuclear fields.

Iranian lawmakers told FNA at the time that they have set up a ‘Public and International Rights Committee to legally pursue the enemies’ state-sponsored nuclear terrorism against Iran after the US and its western allies increased state-sponsored terrorism against Iran’s nuclear achievements.

Chairman of the parliament’s Legal Commission Alahyar Malekshahi stated, "Given the anti-Iran moves by enemies of the Islamic Revolution, including assassination of (Iranian) nuclear scientists, computer virus and malware attacks like Stuxnet and given their statements about their intention for manipulating and sabotaging the security of Iran’s nuclear facilities, the Islamic Consultative Assembly (parliament) embarked on the establishment of this committee in a bid to pursue the (enemies’) measures legally."

The US and Israel have made repeated attempts in the last several years to damage Iran’s nuclear and industrial sites through web infiltration and computer malwares.

Computers of some Iranian nuclear sites were attacked by the Stuxnet virus, the first known computer worm discovered in 2010 to target industrial controls.

In addition to viruses, enemies of Iran tried to hinder Iran’s nuclear progress through assassination of the country’s elites and nuclear scientists.

Western spy agencies, collaborated by the terrorist Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO), have assassinated several Iranian scientists in the last three years.

In the fifth attack of its kind in two years, terrorists killed a 32-year-old Iranian scientist, Mostafa Ahmadi Roshan, and his driver on January 11.

The blast took place on the second anniversary of the martyrdom of Iranian university professor and nuclear scientist, Massoud Ali Mohammadi, who was also assassinated in a terrorist bomb attack in Tehran in January 2010.

The assassination method used in the bombing was similar to the 2010 terrorist bomb attacks against the then university professor, Fereidoun Abbassi Davani – who is now the head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization – and his colleague Majid Shahriari. While Abbasi Davani survived the attack, Shahriari was martyred.

Another Iranian scientist, Dariush Rezaeinejad, was also assassinated through the same method on 23 July 2011.
Fars News, Tehran, August 05 2012
http://english.farsnews.com/newstext.php?nn=9104252777

August 7, 2012 0 comments
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UN

Mr. Kobler, Avoid repeating the error!

The intricate problem and deadlock in issue of relocation of Camp Ashraf residents to Camp Liberty is not only result of the MeK leadership’s excuses and blackmail, but part of that, and Mr. Kobler, Avoid repeating the error!perhaps its major part, relates to the incorrect entry of the United Nations to this file and the more incorrect decisions of the UNAMI and the UNHCR on this topic.

These errors can be investigated in two areas:

First, basically the UN and the UNHCR should not follow the America’s wrong path in giving special and illegal privileges to the terrorist group MeK, and during the review of Camp Ashraf residents’ application for asylum , instead of being caught in the MeK leadership’s trap, they should adopt a more correct decision.

The fact is that the camp’s residents are guilty and the UN cannot and should not facilitate terms of harboring criminals and especially those who create plenty of potential and actual risks for international peace and security. Even if the UNAMI authorities succeed in their path, they have established a wrong tradition that causes to escape criminals from legal proceedings.

When the UNHCR engaged to process Camp Ashraf residents’ application for refugee, from the first it should deal with individuals and entities, such as the all files that it handle throughout the world; but regrettably committed a fundamental mistake and attended to negotiations with the representatives designated by Rajavi, whose task was defending the organizational interests of the MeK, not humanitarian rights of the camp’s residents.

The UN representatives- with good faith- from the first were just thinking about their goals and in the negotiations addressed facilitating the relocation process, while with the two mentioned mistakes they made the situation more intricate, and now suppose that by advising the Iraqi government for restraint and asking the camp residents for collaborating they can take the situation out of the deadlock.

However, the UN authorities should not just think to completion of the relocation from Camp Ashraf to Camp Liberty, but, with the experience of this level, they have to put the overall conclusion on agenda that any negotiation with the persons as representatives of the residents or, more wrong, negotiations with Rajavi’s representatives is an irreversible error that will bring many times more destructive results than the current situation.

August 7, 2012 0 comments
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UN

The only way-out of this crisis is the arrest of Rajavis!

Open letter of Mr. Homayoun Kahzadi to Secretary-General of the United Nations Honorable Mr. Ban Ki moon

Secretary General of the United Nations , Mr. Ban Ki moon Mr. Homayoun Kahzadi

Greetings,

You have done all your efforts for the captives in the notorious and infamous castle , Ashraf, but this terrorist cult even vis a vis you who are the highest official in the United Nations do the disobedience and the revolt.

This is the second time in the past two weeks that you as Secretary General of the United Nations have demanded the people’s mujahedin organization to respect the Iraqi regulations and rules of law and evacuate Ashraf on time . Meanwhile you have advised the Iraqi government to stay committed to their human rights commitments but this cult continues its resistance.

Even Mr. Martin Kobler , the head of united nations’ board who around 10 days ago appreciated the Iraqi government’s deed and criticized the people’s mujahedin organization about their delay and weakness in evacuation of Ashraf , he was accused by people’s mujahedin organization of cooperation and collaboration with the Iraqi and Iranian government to annihilate the residents of Ashraf. In this regard the Iraqi national security adviser declared on Monday , the expulsion of the residents of Ashraf does not mean necessarily the use of force or arms but vis a vis the deadlock which according to his statement has been begotten by people’s mujahedin organization , he will resort to any option suitable to evacuate Ashraf but this terrorist cult by resorting to the revolt and Rajavi’s hand made and fake excuses does not want to evacuate this castle.

Mr. Ban Ki moon , this confronting-plan with the relocation has been carried out by the direct order of Rajavi himself , and the only objective which this trickster and imposter pursue is to kill the captive members who have been living miserably in this castle for years . Doubtlessly we should say that if those captives had any option and authority , this castle could had been dismantled long time ago but they are under severe pressure and force which do not allow them to decide and think about their future properly.

Mr. Ban Ki moon

To confront with this disobedience and the revolt and for preventing the bloodshed and killing of those stranded members and for the sake of the families of those captives and for the sake of our captive-friends , we are urging you as Secretary General of the United Nations to deploy your representatives to supervise the relocation of the remaining members from Ashraf to liberty camp because this organization does not understand any language except the language of force. The leaders of this organization by their deeds and attitudes want to provoke the Iraqi government and force them to resort to fight and the bloodshed. All the humanitarian organizations and international conventions have been informed that more than half of the residents of Ashraf , have been relocated to the liberty camp and the rest have remained in Ashraf, is not it obligatory and necessary for the remaining members to go to the liberty camp or can the leaders of this cult by bringing fake excuses obstruct in the relocation process ? as we know that this organization does not relocate even one member without his or her commander , so why have all the high ranking officials of this organization been staying in Ashraf?! , in your opinion , is not it one of the Rajavi’s plans? Surely and doubtlessly he has a new plan in his mind .

Mr. Ban Ki moon do not doubt that this terrorist cult will connect you to the Iranian government because this cult does not know another trick because they have even connected us , the former members of this organization , to the Iranian government and according to Rajavis’ ideology the only people who are honest and flawless are the ring-leaders of this cult !

Mr. Ban Ki moon , I as a former and separated member of this cult am urging you to relocate the remaining members ,who do not have any option and authority , from Ashraf to Liberty camp peacefully and without any bloodshed by cooperation with other humanitarian organizations such as the Red –cross and …etc ,and arrest Rajavi through cooperation and collaboration with the Interpol.

In my opinion the only and the best solution for solving this crisis is to arrest Maryam and Massoud Rajavi and surrender them to the justice.

Respectfully ,
Homayoun Kahzadi

August 7, 2012 0 comments
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Missions of Nejat Society

Nejat families urge immediate visit with their children

We are families of Mujahedin- E- Khalq organization members. We founded Nejat Society (Salvation Society) about a decade ago. We have worked here to help release our loved ones who are holding as hostages in the MEK.

We suffer long-term separation from our children who have been imprisoned at camps of Mujahedin Khalq Organization. The group does not allow us to meet them. We have been picketing in front of Camp Ashraf, Iraq for over two and a half years.

Appreciating the efforts by the UN, ICRC and particularly Mr. Martin Kubler who recently presented a roadmap to evacuate Camp Ashraf, we urge them and other related international bodies to pave the way for us to visit our loved ones.

Despite the tough work done by the UN and Iraqi government to move Ashraf residents to Temporary Transit Location (Camp Liberty), the MKO leaders seek to blockade or at least to slow the relocation process by excuse-making and trouble-mongering. They try to tighten the bars of the cult around the members by preventing them from visiting their families.

Where in the world people including prisoners are forbidden to visit their family and friends?
We want our children back in the warm embrace of the family.

The following is a list of requests Nejat families ask to be addressed:

1-that the 1200 people remaining at Camp Ashraf be moved to TTL as soon as possible.
2- That residents of Camp Liberty (TTL) be allowed to meet with their families, relatives and friends freely without the presence of the MKO officials.
3-That UNHCR help find third countries for residents of TTL and help them get residency or refugee there.
4- That residents be granted the right to make phone calls and send letters to their families. Some of them have been never allowed to contact their families for over three decades.
Once again, we support Mr. Martin Kobler’s roadmap on Camp Ashraf and condemn the MKO for the barriers it makes against the plan which complies with the rights of Ashraf and liberty residents and their families .

Sincerely,

August 6, 2012 0 comments
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