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Iraq

Iraqi officials, tribal leaders call for MKO expulsion

The presence of the terrorist Mujahedin-e-Khalq Organization (MKO) in Iraq and its consequences still remain among the main topics discussed in the country’s political spectrum.

A number of Iraqi officials, tribal leaders and some foreign agencies attended a conference, calling for the expulsion of MKO
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A number of Iraqi officials, tribal leaders and some foreign agencies attended a conference, calling for the expulsion of members of the terrorist group from the country.

Baghdad has said it is determined to shut the camp down by the end of this year. The decision came in response to the people’s repeated calls, urging the authorities to expel the MKO from their country.

 
the brutality of the MKO members against the Iraqis have left dark memories

The officials said the brutality of the MKO members against the Iraqis have left dark memories, stressing that no country in the world will accept such terrorist organization on its soil.

The head of the Middle East strategic delegation said US forces have failed to dismantle the MKO camp and left the issue to the Iraqi government.

The head of the Middle East strategic delegation

Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization sided with the former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein during the 1980-1988 Iran-Iraq war and carried out numerous terrorist acts against both Iranians and Iraqis.

A number of Iraqi officials, tribal leaders and some foreign agencies attended a conference, calling for the expulsion of MKO

The group fled to Iraq in the 1980s, where it enjoyed the support Saddam Hussein, and set up the camp in Diyala near the Iranian border.

It is also listed as a terrorist organization by much of the international community.

Wisam al-Bayati,
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November 26, 2011 0 comments
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The MEK Expulsion from Iraq

MKO reaches the end of the road

According to Habilian Association database quoting from Tehran e Emrouz Daily, Shiites, Iraqi Kurds, and a great number of Sunnis are against remaining MKO in Iraq; besides, political parties in Iraq such as Supreme Islamic Iraqi Council, Sadrist Movement, Islamic Dawa Party, and Kurdistan Democratic Party all emphasize expulsion of MKO terrorists from Iraq.

Iraqi government’s decision to expel MKO will lead to their expulsionIraqi government’s decision to expel MKO will lead to their expulsion

The decision to close down Camp Ashraf has been made by Iraqi authorities, and MKO members will be relocated to a new place. In spite of their efforts to extend the deadline, finally MKO ringleaders acquiesced to Iraqi government and people’s desire to leave Iraq. But the time of it is on the table.

Currently, negotiations are taking place between Iraqi and UN officials regarding relocating MKO terrorists to another place in Iraq. The goal of these negotiations is to relocate the MKO members to another place so that UNHCR interviews them to see which of them qualifies for refugee status, sending those who meet the refugee status to a second country and others to Iran or another country.

The expulsion of MKO members has been coincided with U.S. withdrawal from Iraq, and the U.S. boost pressures on Iraq to dissuade it from expulsion of MKO.

MKO is Lobbying U.S. to remain in Iraq

The group fled to Iraq in 1986, where it was protected by Saddam Hussein. In response it helped the Iraqi dictator both to suppress Shiite and Kurd uprisings in the country and to wage a war on Iran. They were Saddam Hussein’s private army and used to execute Kurds, and perform terrorist acts against Iran. After the fall of Saddam Hussein’s government in 2003, the cult made an all-out effort to remain in Iraq, though the firm decision of Iraqi people and government forced them to accede to their request.

Today government of Iraq in a legal measure is trying to recapture the garrison which all its land and resources belong to Iraqi people. All these efforts coincide with U.S. struggles for solving MKO problems and their removal from Camp Ashraf. According to reports, U.S. state department is considering whether to remove Mujahedin-e Khalq from its blacklist. At the same time MKO has extended his efforts in lobbying with U.S. government for convincing it to delist it from the State Department’s list of terrorist organizations.

MKO petitioned US Court of Appeals to review designation of this cult as a foreign terrorist organization; this court judged that this organization which claims that it has given up terrorist activities should have the opportunity to fend off itself.

The Iraqi government’s stand on this issue is expulsion of MKO members and evacuation of Camp Ashraf by year end. Although some minorities oppose to the expatriation of these terrorists, Shiites, Iraqi Kurds, and a great number of Sunnis are against remaining MKO in Iraq. In addition, political parties in Iraq such as Supreme Islamic Iraqi Council, Sadrist Movement, Islamic Dawa Party, Kurdistan Democratic Party, etc. emphasize on forcing out MKO terrorist members from Iraq.

Next destination of MKO and possibility of resettlement in Azerbaijan

The MKO’s removal from Camp Ashraf will be done at various stages. In each stage hundreds of them will be taken away. 3400 members are to divide in many groups, and then these groups will be sent to different countries. The main goal of this removal is to keep the cultic structure of the organization. In this scheme, the cult’s call for granting refugee status as a whole will be kept. The only difference is that a group of 3400 people will be divided into smaller groups, but it keeps the very cultic structure.

France is the destination of main groups because now MKO’s bases at the Auver Sur Oise location in Paris, France have enough space to accommodate a large number of Ashraf residents. Other groups which will be sent to Greece and Turkey will be in contact with France and little by little they pave the way to transfer all of them to France.

On the other side it is said that Azerbijan has expressed its readiness to host this terrorist organization. If this report is true it is likely that Azerbaijan has made this decision under the U.S. pressure which is looking for an alternative for Iraq in the region.

Iran’s stand towards Mujahedin-e Khalq terrorist organization

Following the U.S. occupation of Iraq in 2003, Iran granted amnesty to the residents of Camp Ashraf. After that some 250 of them returned to Iran and their families. From then on they are no longer considered as terrorists and they live like any other citizens.

“Iran will grant amnesty to the residents of Camp Ashraf which belong to the terrorist group MKO in Iraq.” said Hassan Danayi Far, Iranian Ambassador to Iraq. He added “except for nearly one hundred individuals, against whole cases have been filed at the judiciary, other residents of the camp can return to our dear Iran or travel anywhere else they prefer.”

Signing cooperative agreement between Iraq and Iran ministry of justice regarding the increasing judicial cooperation between the two countries coincided with the hot debate of the aftermath of the MKO terrorists In Iraq. Some consultations have been taking place between the two countries over these terrorists and possibility of repatriating them to Islamic Republic of Iran.

After the Saddam’s imposed war on Iran and fall of this feared Iraqi dictator, Iran has taken the Mujahedin-e Khalq into consideration, and held various discussions and meetings with Iraqi officials over this terrorist cult organization.

Last year Iran countenanced the raid of the Iraqi forces to Camp Ashraf. And now they confirmed the Iraqi’s decision for closing down it. Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister for Arab and African Affairs Hussein Amir-Abdollahian spoke about the members of the terrorist Mojahedin Khalq Organization (MKO) in Camp Ashraf and said that there is an opportunity for the repentant MKO members to return to Iran. “Everything is ready for them to return to their homeland, and we ask them not to be deceived by their vanquished leaders,” Abdollahian included. “Take this opportunity and come back home to your families, and don’t drive from your home,” Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister for Arab and African Affairs added.

It is worth mentioning that the cult’s leaders are adamantly opposed to return of MKO members to their homeland. They are afraid of tragic consequences that it will bring about for the cult.

Translated by: Habilian Association (Families of 17000 Terror Victims in Iran)

November 24, 2011 0 comments
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Iraqi Authorities' stance on the MEK

Iraq to close Ashraf Camp with suitable haven

State of Law MP Ali al-Shalah said that there are moves to close anti-Iranian Ashraf Camp through the Iraqi foreign ministry, which is trying to find a haven for them in European countries.
Shalah told Aswat al-Iraq that his bloc "is trying to reach a peaceful and humanitarian solution to Ashraf Camp question", calling "western European countries to extend their assistance to finalize this question".

"Iraq has enough problems, and does not want to enter in new ones with neighboring counties", he added.

Anti-Iranian Mojahedin-e Khalq is stationed in Ashraf Camp in Diala province, north east Baghdad, since 1985 with special care of the ex-regime, where it began its attacks on Iranian territories.

After the US intervention in 2003, the American forces kept their base without weapons, which was put under US care, though they were classified as "terrorist organization".

After signing the security agreement between Baghdad and Washington at the end of 2008, the Iraqi government held the responsibility of the camp and called for permanently closing it at the end of this year.

UN mission in Iraq called the Iraqi government to abide by the principles of international law in dealing with Mojahedin-e Khalq.

November 23, 2011 0 comments
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Mujahedin Khalq; A proxy force

US training terrorist cells for vandalism in Iran

An Afghan source disclosed on Monday that the US has trained, financed and equipped several terrorist cells for a chain of sabotage attacks in Iran, saying that the US is seeking to intimidate civilians and raise public discontent at the Islamic establishment.

"We have precise information that several teams of suicide bombers and terrorists have been readied by the US to infiltrate Iran through its Eastern borders (with Afghanistan) in order to conduct operations in border cities to increase people’s discontent (at the government) and intimidate the public," the source said on the condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of his information.

He noted that after the recent interview of the US Secretary of State with BBC Persian news channel, in which Hillary Clinton very explicitly voiced support for the Islamic Republic opposition, many terrorist groups have declared readiness to join the US for anti-Iran moves.

Earlier media report unveiled that the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has long been using terrorist proxies, including the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO), to carry out bomb attacks and assassinations in Iran.

An article by Paul Joseph Watson published by Prison Planet website last week quoted several credited individuals, including US intelligence whistleblowers and former military personnel, as asserting that the US is conducting covert military operations inside Iran using guerilla groups to carry out attacks on various targets, specially the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) units.

"Tehran’s contention that the United States is carrying out terror attacks inside Iran in an effort to destabilize the Ahmadinejad government in preparation for a military assault was largely ignored by the establishment media, but it’s an admitted fact that the CIA uses terrorist proxies to do precisely that," the article read.

The report further confirmed the remarks by Iran’s Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) Secretary Saeed Jalili who said Iran has irrefutable evidence that exposes the official involvement of the United States administration in anti-Iran plots and the dispatch of agents to conduct acts of sabotage and terror in Iran and other regional countries.

It also pointed to the Supreme Leader’s remarks that "we possess one hundred pieces of irrefutable evidence that reveal the US role in directing terrorists for conducting acts of terror in Iran and the region", and noted that because the story was reported by Iranian state media, the western press received it with a collective shrug off the shoulders. The IAEA’s new biased report claiming Iran was on the verge of developing a nuclear weapon was afforded about a thousand times more coverage.

However, the fact that the United States is training and bankrolling terrorist groups to destabilize Iran through violence and other acts of subversion is denied.

Also former CIA veteran Robert Baer explained in the documentary ‘Vanguard: America’s Secret War With Iran’ that the US has been at war with Iran through its terrorist proxies for years, notably PJAK terrorist group, which has been blamed for numerous attacks in Iran.

As the London Telegraph, ABC News and numerous other mainstream outlets reported back in 2007, the US is also using the Al-Qaeda affiliated Sunni terrorist group Jundollah to carry out suicide bombings and other destabilization attacks in Iran, a policy crafted by the Bush administration which has been continued under Obama.

"President George W Bush has given the CIA approval to launch covert ‘black’ operations to achieve regime change in Iran, intelligence sources have revealed. Mr. Bush has signed an official document endorsing CIA plans for a propaganda and disinformation campaign intended to destabilize, and eventually topple, the theocratic rule of the clergies," reported Telegraph.

Part of that destabilization campaign involved the CIA "Giving arms-length support, supplying money and weapons, to an Iranian militant group, Jundollah, which has conducted raids into Iran from bases in Pakistan," stated the report.

Jundollah is an Al-Qaeda offshoot organization that was formerly headed by alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. In October 2009, Jundollah attacked the IRGC at their headquarters in Pishin, near the border with Pakistan, killing 40 people.

The group has been blamed for a number of bombings inside Iran aimed at destabilizing the Iranian government.

In May 2008, ABC News reported on how Pakistan was threatening to turn over six members of Jundollah to Iran after they were taken into custody by Pakistani authorities.

"US officials tell ABC News US intelligence officers frequently meet and advise Jundollah leaders, and current and former intelligence officers are working to prevent the Pakistani government from sending the (six) men to Iran," reported ABC news, highlighting again the close relationship between the terror group and the CIA.

In July 2009, a Jundollah member admitted before a court in Zahedan Iran that the group was a proxy for the US and Israel.

Abdolhamid Rigi, a senior member of the group and the brother of the group’s leader Abdolmalek Rigi, who was one of the six members of the organization extradited by Pakistan, told the court that Jundollah was being trained and financed by "the US and Zionists". He also said that the group had been ordered by America and Israel to step up their attacks in Iran.

Jundollah is not the only anti-Iranian terror group that US government has been funding in an attempt to pressure the Iranian government.

Multiple credible individuals including US intelligence whistleblowers and former military personnel have asserted that the US is conducting covert military operations inside Iran using guerilla groups to carry out attacks on the IRGC.

It is widely suspected that the well-known terrorist organization known as the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO), once run by Saddam Hussein’s dreaded intelligence services, is now working exclusively for the CIA’s Directorate of Operations and carrying out remote bombings in Iran.

After a bombing inside Iran in March 2007, the London Telegraph also reported on how a high ranking CIA official blew the whistle on the fact that America is secretly funding terrorist groups in Iran in an attempt to pile pressure on the Islamic Republic to give up its nuclear program.

A story entitled, US funds terror groups to sow chaos in Iran, reveals how funding for the attacks carried out by the terrorist groups "comes directly from the CIA’s classified budget," a fact that is now "no great secret", according to a former high-ranking CIA official in Washington who spoke anonymously to The Sunday Telegraph.
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November 23, 2011 0 comments
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Iraqi Authorities' stance on the MEK

Diyala Governor: Human Rights, Deporting MEK, Imposing the Laws, non negotiable

A meeting was held on Monday 21 November between officials of the Diyala province and family representatives of the people trapped in Camp Ashraf.

The Governor of Diyala, Dr Abdul–Nasser Al-Mahdwe stated clearly that:

1- There will be no compromise on the decision to deport the MEK.
2 – There will be no compromise on imposing national and international laws
3 – There will be no compromise on respect for human rights laws and agreements and therefore they will not be forcefully returned to Iran.

He said that the overall decisions will rest with central government but as far as Diyala is concerned there is no room for the MKO anywhere inside the province. This has been announced repeatedly by practically all the leaders of tribes and local officials. Dr Al-Mahdwe dismissed completely the MEK propaganda in which they claim they have some support and said that to claim, after what they have done, that the MEK have even a small percentage of support in the province is simply a lie and is purely fictitious.

General Abdol Amir Al-Zeidi, is the commander of the regional army and responsible for the protection of the camp. He said that he has met many escapees from the camp. The last one was a woman who had to drag herself out and crawl for about half a kilometer before reaching the Iraqis. He said the leaders are the problem not the trapped people and if given order we are prepared to transfer them out of the camp with the utmost dignity and care and respect for their wellbeing. He said this can be checked by reporters and human rights organisation who wish to observe the operation.

The General said that in the event they receive the order to evacuate the camp, they will try their utmost to stop the leaders killing the hostages and the disaffected members as they did before. According to the General most of the people who were killed in April 2011 were in opposition to the leadership and had been shot in the heart or in the head. But the leaders tried to cover up such facts even though the evidence is unequivocal. He said reports will be handed over to the authorities to deal with the cases of murder of these people at the hands of the hostage takers.
Massoud Khodabandeh heading the delegation thanked the Government of Iraq and asked the Governor of Diyala and the General to help inform the people trapped inside about their rights and to counter the lies given to them by the hostage takers and cult leaders.

Ms Abdollahi on behalf of the families asked for help and for care to be taken when dismantling the camp to institute particular safeguards to protect the relatives of the picketing families.
Ms Sanjabi, (formerly a member of the MEK Leadership Council), who managed to escape some months ago, explained the latest developments inside the camp and gave some ideas about how the leaders may try to plan and execute violent resistance.

Mr and Mrs Mohammady from Canada who have been trying since before 2003 to rescue their daughter from the camp, presented some documents including copies of the arrest warrants for some leading members of the MKO inside the camp which the General received and promised to follow up.

Other delegation members including Mr. Azizi a Human rights activist from Netherlands Mr Sadeghi, one of the few people who managed to escaped from the camp during the time of Saddam Hussein, Mr Ghashghavi who spent years in Abu Ghraib, where he was sent by Rajavi, Mr. Ferydouni who managed to escape a few weeks ago and Ms Mahdian whose husband, a registered POW, is trapped inside the camp also participated in the meeting.

Press and media were present and the Governor and the General gave a media briefing following the meeting which was broadcast live through official and national media.

November 23, 2011 0 comments
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Mujahedin Khalq; A proxy force

US Analyst Terms MKO Tentacle of Israel

A senior American analyst underlined the Zionist regime’s all-out support for the anti-Iran terrorist Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization, and said the Israeli lobby is an octopus with many tentacles, of which MKO is merely one.

Justin Raimondo made the comments in an article in the Antiwar website, where he reminds MKO’s terrorist nature, and says that the group has even assassinated many US diplomats and agents throughout the region before the Iranian revolution.

After losing out in the post-revolutionary struggle for power in Tehran, the group fled to Iraq, where they were succored for years by Saddam Hussein, who allowed them to set up military camps from which they conducted terrorist raids on Iran. MKO troops fought alongside the Iraqis in their war with Iran, and were used to ruthlessly suppress the Shiites uprising in Southern Iraq. After the US invasion, they were confined to their camp, where they remained a military "asset" in Washington’s ongoing campaign to destabilize Iran.

A 2004 FBI report on the group concludes, "The MKO practices daily "cult-like" activity to include daily confessions in front of their peers…dissolution of marriages, and removal of children from parents… fighters are separated from their children who are sent to Europe and brought up by the MKO Support Network. Investigation has learned that these children are then further indoctrinated into the organization and are often used for various social benefit fraud such as was revealed during joint FBI/Cologne Police Department investigation in Germany."

Shipped off to the welfare states of Europe, the unfortunate children of these fanatics are used as cogs in the MKO money machine, producing a steady flow of welfare checks flowing into the group’s coffers.

As the FBI reported, "In one case one of the children was chained to a bed and only after her escape and report to local police was the fraud scheme discovered. Interviews of some of these MKO children found children fully indoctrinated into a "cult-like" organization with no regard to the welfare of the child. These children are then returned to the NLA to be used as fighters upon coming of age. Interviews also revealed that some of these children were told that their parents would be harmed if the children did not cooperate with the MKO. Open source reporting from defecting MKO members has revealed that MKO fighters are often told the same story about their children should they take issue with MKO leadership and desire to leave the organization."

MKO claims it has foresworn terrorism, but a 2004 FBI report states that a "Los Angeles investigation has determined that the MKO is currently actively involved in planning and executing acts of terrorism." US diplomatic and intelligence officials maintain the MKO "trained females at Camp Ashraf in Iraq to perform suicide attacks in Karbala."

For these reasons, and more, the MKO and its numerous front organizations have remained on the US list of terrorist organizations, whose activities are proscribed in the United States. US presidential candidate Romney aide Reiss is part of a campaign to get MKO delisted – an effort that is so lavishly funded one wonders where all the money is coming from. There’s no doubt where it’s going to, however: a long list of leading "experts" and prominent politicians in both parties and on both sides of the political spectrum have pocketed hundreds of thousands of dollars in "speaking fees" handed out by an organization apparently flush with cash.

A 2002 FBI report notes what the agency found when it raided the Falls Church, Virginia headquarters of the group, "The indoor swimming pool had been drained and a floor placed over the drained pool. The area above the pool was divided into offices. In each of these offices, a hatch in the floor led into the drained swimming pool. This area was used for storage of materials…"

Among the materials discovered were "signed, blank checks," and the report states, "Confidential sources have reported to the FBI and that the NCRI (National Council of Resistance, another name for MKO) and the PMOI (People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran, another name for MKO) use the signed, blank checks to pay their expenses and fund their activities."

From its Paris headquarters, where technical legal maneuvers have allowed the MKO to operate openly, and its base at Camp Ashraf, in Iraq, where the "military wing," called the "National Liberation Army," is based, the cult’s very well-funded tentacles reach into the very halls of Congress, where a bipartisan caucus loudly calls for delisting the group. Those signed blank checks sure come in handy.

As one US diplomat told the Christian Science Monitor, "Your speech agent calls, and says you get $20,000 to speak for 20 minutes. They will send a private jet, you get $25,000 more when you are done, and they will send a team to brief you on what to say."

The Monitor reports, "The contracts can range up to $100,000 and include several appearances…. The speaking events have created some extraordinary spectacles, including that of US heavyweights sharing the stage with the MKO’s self-declared president-elect Maryam Rajavi. At a mid-June MKO rally in Paris, for example, Rajavi was flanked by five rows of former top US and European officials."

Dozens of prominent figures have been paid huge sums to shill for these former hostage-taking anti-American terrorists, including:

• Michael Mukasey
• Ed Rendell
• Andrew Card (another Romney adviser)
• Gen. James Conway
• Tom Ridge
• Gen. Hugh Shelton
• James Woolsey
• Howard Dean
• Rudy Giuliani
• Porter Goss
• Lee Hamilton
• Michael Hayden
• Bill Richardson
• Louis Freeh
• Gen. Peter Pace
• Gen. Wesley Clark
• Gen. Anthony Zinni

And, of course, John Bolton. Even P.J. Crowley, who opposed the delisting campaign while at State – and who claims his speaking fee didn’t influence his speech – was lured by the smell of cold hard cash.

Where is this largesse coming from – and why is it being allowed to influence the American political process if it comes from overseas?

The major coup claimed by the MKO is the revelation of a previously unknown nuclear facility in Iran but it is widely known that this information was passed on to them by Israel’s intelligence agency (the facility was, of course, later reported to the UN by Iran): the Mossad and the MKO have a longstanding history of cooperation. The Iranians charge the mysterious "terrorist" plot targeting the Saudi ambassador in Washington was actually set up by the Rajavi cultists, and not by Tehran.

The Israel lobby is an octopus with many tentacles, of which MKO is merely one: they are all attached to the same body, however, and that is the government of Israel, and its intelligence services. If, in some alternative universe where Congress isn’t "Israeli-occupied territory" American lawmakers followed the money, I have no doubt the cash flow could be traced back to its source.

November 22, 2011 0 comments
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Mujahedin Khalq; A proxy force

Report: CIA Using MKO, Terrorist Groups for Bombings inside Iran

The US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is using terrorist proxies, including the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO), to carry out bombing attacks in Iran, a report unveiled on Saturday.

An article by Paul Joseph Watson published by Prison Planet website on Saturday quoted several credited and credible individuals, including US intelligence whistleblowers and former military personnel, as asserting that the US is conducting covert military operations inside Iran using guerilla groups to carry out attacks on the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) units.

"Tehran’s contention that the United States is carrying out terror attacks inside Iran in an effort to destabilize the Ahmadinejad regime in preparation for a military assault was largely ignored by the establishment media, but it’s an admitted fact that the CIA uses terrorist proxies to do precisely that," the article read.

The report further confirmed the remarks by Iran’s Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) Secretary Saeed Jalili who said that Iran has irrefutable evidence that exposes the official involvement of the United States administration in anti-Iran plots and the dispatch of agents to conduct acts of sabotage and terror in Iran and other regional countries.

It also pointed to the Supreme Leader’s remarks that "we possess one hundred pieces of irrefutable evidence that reveal the US role in directing terrorists for conducting acts of terror in Iran and the region", and noted that because the story was reported by Iranian state media, the western press received it with a collective shrug off the shoulders. The new IAEA report claiming Iran was on the verge of developing a nuclear weapon was afforded about a thousand times more coverage.

However, the fact that the United States is training and bankrolling terrorist groups to destabilize Iran through violence and other acts of subversion is admitted.
As former CIA veteran Robert Baer explained in the documentary ‘Vanguard: America’s Secret War With Iran’ the US has been at war with Iran through its terrorist proxies for years, notably PJAK terrorist group, which has been blamed for numerous attacks in Iran.

As the London Telegraph, ABC News and numerous other mainstream outlets reported back in 2007, the US is also using the Al-Qaeda affiliated Sunni terrorist group Jundollah to carry out suicide bombings and other destabilization attacks in Iran, a policy crafted by the Bush administration which has been continued under Obama.

"President George W Bush has given the CIA approval to launch covert "black" operations to achieve regime change in Iran, intelligence sources have revealed. Mr. Bush has signed an official document endorsing CIA plans for a propaganda and disinformation campaign intended to destabilize, and eventually topple, the theocratic rule of the clergies," reported Telegraph.

Part of that destabilization campaign involved the CIA "Giving arms-length support, supplying money and weapons, to an Iranian militant group, Jundollah, which has conducted raids into Iran from bases in Pakistan," stated the report.

Jundollah is a Sunni Al-Qaeda offshoot organization that was formerly headed by alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. In October 2009, Jundollah attacked the IRGC at their headquarters in Pishin, near the border with Pakistan, killing 40 people.

The group has been blamed for a number of bombings inside Iran aimed at destabilizing Ahmadinejad’s government and is also active in Pakistan, having been fingered for its involvement in attacks on police stations and car bombings at the Pakistan-US Cultural Center in 2004.

In May 2008, ABC News reported on how Pakistan was threatening to turn over six members of Jundollah to Iran after they were taken into custody by Pakistani authorities.
"US officials tell ABC News US intelligence officers frequently meet and advise Jundollah leaders, and current and former intelligence officers are working to prevent the men from being sent to Iran," reported ABC news, highlighting again the close relationship between the terror group and the CIA.

In July 2009, a Jundollah member admitted before a court in Zahedan Iran that the group was a proxy for the US and Israel.
Abdolhamid Rigi, a senior member of the group and the brother of the group’s leader Abdolmalek Rigi, who was one of the six members of the organization extradited by Pakistan, told the court that Jundollah was being trained and financed by "the US and Zionists". He also said that the group had been ordered by America and Israel to step up their attacks in Iran.
Jundollah is not the only anti-Iranian terror group that US government has been accused of funding in an attempt to pressure the Iranian government.

Multiple credible individuals including US intelligence whistleblowers and former military personnel have asserted that the US is conducting covert military operations inside Iran using guerilla groups to carry out attacks on Iranian Revolution Guard units.

It is widely suspected that the well known terrorist organization known as the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO), once run by Saddam Hussein’s dreaded intelligence services, is now working exclusively for the CIA’s Directorate of Operations and carrying out remote bombings in Iran.

After a bombing inside Iran in March 2007, the London Telegraph also reported on how a high ranking CIA official blew the whistle on the fact that America is secretly funding terrorist groups in Iran in an attempt to pile pressure on the Islamic Republic to give up its nuclear program.

A story entitled, US funds terror groups to sow chaos in Iran, reveals how funding for the attacks carried out by the terrorist groups "comes directly from the CIA’s classified budget," a fact that is now "no great secret", according to a former high-ranking CIA official in Washington who spoke anonymously to The Sunday Telegraph.

November 22, 2011 0 comments
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The MEK Expulsion from Iraq

Iraqis call for expulsion of MKO

The presence of the MKO/ Mojahidin Khalq Organization in Iraq and its consequences still remain among the main topics discussed in the country’s political circles.

a conference organized by the Iraqi Center for Media Development

In a conference organized by the Iraqi Center for Media Development, a number of Iraqi officials and ordinary people came together in capital Baghdad to talk about the issue.

The expulsion of the MKO members as scheduled was the main point the attendees agreed on. According to the latest statement of the government, Iraq will not host them and the expulsion will be completed by the end of 2011.

The head of the Iraqi Center for Media Development said the withdrawal is a must to prevent security deterioration across the country

The head of the Iraqi Center for Media Development said the withdrawal is a must to prevent security deterioration across the country.

In the mean time, analysts say the US is now making every effort to keep MKO in Iraq.

Many Iraqis also complain that over the past eight years, the organization has committed a range of crimes against humanity in the country.

a number of Iraqi officials and ordinary people came together in capital Baghdad

Mojahidin Khalq Organization is especially notorious in Iran for having sided with former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein during the 1980-1988 Iran-Iraq war and carrying out numerous terrorist acts against both Iranians and Iraqis. It is also listed as a terrorist organization by much of the international community.

November 22, 2011 0 comments
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Iraq

Anti-MKO protest held in Iraq

Hundreds of Iraqis from different parts of the country held a protest to show their support for the Iranian families who have been waiting for more than six months to see their family members and relatives who reside in the camp Ashraf.

Hundreds of Iraqis from different parts of the country held a protest to show their support for the Iranian families

Camp Ashraf, has been the principal home of the anti Iranian group known as Mujahedeen Khalgh organization or MKO since the group allied itself with Saddam Hussein in the 1980s, receiving weapons and training from his regime.

A number of Iraqi officials and tribal leaders were among those who had gathered to have their voice heard. The protesters carried banners with anti-MKO slogans on condemning the MKO presence.

the Iraqi officials urged the government to expel the MKO members

A number of defected MKO members were among the Iranian families, they stated that they have been living in dire conditions and deprived of their rights.

During the protest the Iraqi officials urged the government to expel the MKO members from Iraq as scheduled, saying any delay in doing so may give members of the group enough time to launch attacks against the civilians living near their camp.

the Iraqi officials urged the government to expel the MKO members

Many here are concerned about the possibility of interference by the UN to keep the MKO in the country.

The MKO is listed as a terrorist organization by much of the international community, and is responsible for numerous terrorist acts against both Iranians and Iraqis. The group is especially notorious in Iran for siding with former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein during the 1980-1988 Iran-Iraq war.

Wisam al-Bayati
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The MEK Expulsion from Iraq

MKO will be forced to leave Iraq

The chairman of an Iraqi committee in charge of supporting the victims of terrorist actions carried out by the members of the Mojahedin Khalq Organization (MKO) has said that the group will be forced to exit from Iraq if they refuse to leave the country by 2012, ISNA reported on Saturday.

Recently, a number of demonstrations have been held outside the Camp of New Iraq calling for MKO members to be expelled from Iraq.

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