Former members of the MEK

Awareness to Canadian on MKO attacks

Requesting Minster of Canada Public safety for immediate action

Awareness to Canadian on MKO attacks We are informed that some human rights activists were attacked by the Mojahedin-e- Khalq (MEK)-MKO_ members during a panel on Refugees and Humane Rights issues in Paris, France on Sunday June 17, 2007.  We, ex-members of MEK, are not surprise by the actions to terrorize the critic but the Paris attack warning that MEK is shifting the violent from Iraq to EU cities against the political opponents. Mohammad Hayati The violence action in Paris on June 17, 2007, was orchestrated by Mr. Mohammad Hayati who is a top aide to Mr. and Mrs. Rajavi, who recently left MKO Military base in Iraq , Ashraf , Mr. Mohammad Hayati was one of the top commander of National Liberation Army who are responsible for many human tragedy during Iraq and Iran war .  As Canadian citizenship we are concern on the safety of our families.

We expect Canadian government fully implement the restriction against MEK as long as they have not denounced violence. MEK must stop violation of Human Rights in the organization and respect freedom of speech for their opponents. We urge Canada to take the treat of MEK against Canadian principal seriously.

Pars – Iran  June 22, 2007 Press Release June 22, 2007

Canada, June 22, 2007

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Mujahedin Khalq 's Function

Iran Policy Committee: Lobbyists for the Rajavi Cult?

In a video posted online, Professor Raymond Tanter has denied that the Iran Policy Committee is a lobbyist for the Iranian Communist MEK (MKO, PMOI, NCRI, Rajavi Cult, or Pol Pot of Iran) terrorists.

US Intelligence on Iran & the MEK

Friday, 30 March 2007

This investigative report produced by the Dateline programme probes into the role of the Mujahedin-e-Khalq (the MEK) in providing intelligence related to the Iranian nuclear programme to the US. The MEK is a listed terrorist organisation, which is amongst the world’s most equipped and well armed, having under its control a functional military capability. Following the historic and infamous Iraq intelligence failures, this report questions once again the credibility of US intelligence sources.

http://www.aimislam.com/aim-tv/videos/us-intelligence-on-iran–the-mek

Unfortunately, the interviewer did not ask Professor Tanter who is funding the Iran Policy Committee (IPC).

http://www.iranpolicy.org/

The Iran Policy Committee has disclosed:

Members of the IPC: James Akins, Ambassador (ret.); Lt. Col. Bill Cowan, USMC (ret.); R. Bruce McColm, Lt. General Thomas McInerney; Captain Charles T. ‘Chuck’ Nash, USN (ret.); Lt. General Edward Rowny, USA (ret.); Professor Raymond Tanter; Major General Paul E. Vallely, USA (ret.).

Not-for-Profit Status

Contributions payable to the Iran Policy Committee (IPC) are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. The Committee is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization and is publicly supported as described in 509(a)(1) of the Internal Revenue Code. The Committee’s IRS identification number is 20-2883425

http://www.iranpolicy.org/mission.php

The Iran Policy Committee

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Office: (202)249-1142

Fax: (202)249-1143

Email: info@iranpolicy.org

http://www.iranpolicy.org/contact.php

Currently, Guide Star is showing the following disclosures for the Iran Policy Committee:

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http://www.guidestar.org/pqShowGsReport.do?partner=guidestar&npoId=100790851

Please note:

1. Clare Lopez is a former Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) employee who claims that she is no longer employed by the Iran Policy Committee. Clare Lopez continues to speak in support of the Rajavi Cult terrorists, claiming to be an independent consultant (without naming any consulting clients).

2. If Guide Star’s information is correct, then the Iran Policy Committee has failed to update even its address with the Federal Government.

3. If Guide Star’s information is correct, then the Iran Policy Committee has failed to comply with Internal Revenue Service (IRS) filing requirements.

4. The Iran Policy Committee claims to occupy only one suite in the Alban Towers. If the Iran Policy Committee discloses its Form 990, then everyone can know if the Iran Policy Committee is paying for additional suites in the Alban Towers.

5. On the day the interviewer visited Professor Tanter, there was no old bed left on the street in front of Alban Towers. Hopefully, Professor Tanter will disclose if the old bed came from any of the suites belonging to the Iran Policy Committee or to any of the individual members of the Iran Policy Committee.

6. In the video, Professor Tanter claimed to be a lobbyist for America. No American would support the totalitarian overthrow of Iran by the Pol Pot of Iran. The MEK has murdered American military officers, Rockwell International employees, and large numbers of Iranians and Iraqis. As noted in the video, the MEK was involved in the taking of the American Embassy hostages in Iran. The video shows MEK supporters waving their red communist flags.

7. It is time for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to disclose the financings of the Iran Policy Committee.

Take action — click here to contact your local newspaper or congress people:

Disclose Iran Policy Committee’s Finances

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Professor, California State University, Fullerton

After marriage to an Iranian lady in Tehran, Iran in 1968, I returned to Tehran in the summer of 1970 to work at the American Embassy. After earning an MBA from Harvard Business School, I remained at Harvard University for another year to study the Persian (Farsi) language. In the early 1970’s, Singer Sewing Machine Company sent me on assignments in the Middle East and North Africa, including assignments in Tehran, Iran.

From 1994 to 1996, I was a professor at Sultan Qaboos University in the Sultanate of Oman. This gave me an opportunity to present papers at academic conferences in the United Arab Emirates and in Turkey. Also, I was able to speak to audiences in Iran and to teach English in Iran during vacations to the Islamic Republic of Iran in 1995 and 1996.

My wife makes frequent trips to the Islamic Republic of Iran. In our home in California, we have an international satellite dish providing access to television stations from a large number of countries in the world, including approximately 20 Persian (Farsi) language stations.

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Mujahedin Khalq Organization as a terrorist group

Proscribed terrorist MKO attack the Seminar on”Cults and Violence”in Paris

As you are aware, on June 17, 2007, about 50 members of the proscribed terrorist entity, Mojahedin Khalq Organisation (MKO) who had been dispatched from Britain, Belgium, Switzerland, Netherlands and Germany, attacked a seminar organised by the Association for the Protection of Iranian Immigrants. The venue was at FIAP in the 14th District of Paris. The attackers used knives, broken bottles, etc and injured many of the guests as well as some of the organisers. More than 13 people were injured seriously – which was reported by local and international media. After intervention by the police, all the Mojahedin members were arrested and taken into custody.

We have been informed that already a serious investigation has begun in the French Judicial system to find out about the depth of involvement of leaders of the Mojahedin Khalq currently residing in north of Paris.

The following information has been revealed to us:

1 – This terrorist act had been approved and arranged at the highest levels of Mojahedin Khalq Organisation and National Council of Resistance leadership and the cult leader Maryam Rajavi was involved in every detail of the operation. Mr. Alaedin Tooran and Ms. Shahrzad Haj Seied Javidi have acted as the "intelligence officer" and "operational officer" for this operation, conducting every detail from Ms. Maryam Rajavi residence in the north of Paris. The operation had been named operation "Destruction of the Nest of Snakes".

2 – The "executive field officer" of the operation has been Mr. Mohammad Hayati (aka: Siavosh) who has been a military leader of MKO from the time of the Shah and who is currently a member of MKO as well as the National Council of Resistance. He conducted the attack using his men and had communication with them through mobile phones. During the years 1981 to 1986, Mohammad Hayati was a member of executive committee of Mojahedin in France and after the departure of Massoud and Maryam Rajavi (cult leaders) to Baghdad; he was transferred to Iraq and took the position of head of one of three military bases given to the Mojahedin by Saddam Hussein. He has directed major military operations in suppressing the uprising of the Iraqi Kurds and Shiites as well as insurgencies inside Iranian territory.

According to news received from the Americans as well as the disaffected members of Ashraf Camp in Iraq, the name of Mohammad Hayati has been registered in the list of Mojahedin members in the camp and up to 6 months ago, he has had regular contact with the American forces in charge of the camp.

We believe that Mohammad Hayati has specifically been sent from Iraq after the announcement by our association. He has been sent by Massoud and Maryam Rajavi and has been appointed to command this terror operation in Paris. He had been present at the scene from 12:00 on Sunday June 17 and had coordinated every movement by mobile phone. He had been in constant contact with the Mojahedin HQ in the north of Paris and had been reporting every step directly to Maryam Rajavi.

Mohammad Hayati was arrested by the police inside the FIAP building and was transferred to the police station. The police after examining his documents clearly were aware of his false ID and false passport which was used to travel from the Netherlands.

We alert the International Committee of the Red Cross and the American forces in charge of camp Ashraf that the terrorist Mojahedin Khalq Organisation has been transferring some of its military forces from Iraq (Camp Ashraf) to European countries to carry out similar attacks.

All this is happening at a time that about 200 people, who have clearly renounced terrorism and the Mojahedin Khalq Organisation after the fall of Saddam, are still being kept under extreme conditions by the American forces and do not have the right to asylum or to leave the place.

3 – thanking all the Iranians and other peace loving people who have been in contact in the last few day to lend their support, we would like to bring to your attention that contrary to the propaganda of the cult through its massive propaganda machine which has been lent to this proscribed terrorist organisation (Mojahedin Khalq), the cult has been clearly demonstrating its true face and its deeply rooted belief in violence and terror.

Pictures and films which we have received to date are attached.

A picture of Mohammad Hayati standing among some policemen is among these pictures.

Also a clip shows one of the women with the organisational name of "Effat" who is apparently from the leadership of MKO approaches Mr. Firoozman and gives a message from Maryam Rajavi to him which translates:

"We wish we had executed you in 2001 when we arrested you and got rid of this trouble".

The clip can be seen at the end of the film No. 1, with her face and comments clearly discernable.

At the end we wish to remind Massoud and Maryam Rajavi that we are now on French soil and France would never change into Iraq for you even in your wildest dreams.

Paris. June 21, 2007

Association for the Protection of Iranian Immigrants

Association for the Protection of Iranian Immigrants –  Paris, 21 June 2007

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The cult of Rajavi

Mojahedin Khalq (Rajavi cult) Back against the wall

A publication by Aawa Association, June 2007

http://www.iran-aawa.com/selbsmorde.pdf

The report has been produced in 4 languages. parts of it reads:

…

Recently the public learnt about members of sects committing suicide or putting themselves on fire. Scientists, psychiatrists and sociologists have pursued studies into this. One of the elementary features of sects is that you cannot distinguish it from the outside. You will have to look behind the facade and recognize similarities between sects and terrorist groups.

In public, sects and their members do behave quite normal and maintain a low profile. Throughout the democratic Europe they would camouflage as peaceful groups, publicize democracy and peace and pretend to fight for human rights, but in the back part of their heads they would be pursuing quite a different philosophy. At the command of their leader they are prepared to kill innocent individuals…

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The MEK Expulsion from Iraq

MKO expulsion a will of Iraqi nation

An Iranian anti-terrorism association has called on the Iraqi government to expel the terrorist Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO) from the country.

A representative of the Habilian Association, Javad Hashemi, made the request during a meeting with Iraqi Deputy Prime Minster Barham Saleh on Wednesday.

The US administration has blocked efforts for expulsion of the terrorist group from the Iraqi soil.

Hashemi, representing almost 16,000 families of victims of the MKO’s terrorist attacks, also briefed the Iraqi official on the activities and objectives of the association.

Saleh, for his part, said the the issue was being examined.

The Iraqi deputy premier expressed his sympathy to the martyrs’ families, saying that the Iraqi government and nation are aware of the hostile disposition of the terrorist group and believe that their illegal presence harms the country’s interests.

Referring to a report by the commission investigating the MKO dossier in Iraq, Saleh stated that there is sufficient evidence to prove the direct involvement of the MKO in military operations under former Iraqi dictator, Saddam Hussein.

He gave assurances that the Iraqi government is determined to force them out of the country.

"Our nation, especially people living in the Kurdistan region, have suffered substantial harm by the group and want them to be expelled," he concluded.

Press TV – Thu, 14 Jun 2007

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Mujahedin Khalq as an Opposition Group

An Open letter to Mr. Sarkozy,

Dear M. Sarkozy,  On Sunday 17 June a meeting held in Paris supporting the cultural integration of Iranian refugees in French society was violently disrupted when fifty thugs associated with a destructive terrorist cult called Mojahedin Khalq (MKO) attacked the guests and sponsors of the meeting with knives and broken glass.

Thirteen people were injured, three seriously, and many arrests were made. It is only due to the prompt action of French police that further injuries were not sustained. The violence was quelled by the use of CS gas.

The violent attack on this public meeting was planned by Mohammad Hayati, a leading member of the MKO. Three months ago this man was in Camp Ashraf in Iraq under the protection of US forces. Hayati, a known assassin with a history of terrorist activity going back to the time of the Shah in Iran, is now in France planning and conducting terrorist activities in Europe. The Mojahedin Khalq maintains its Headquarters in Auvers-sur-Oise.

I would like to know what your government is doing to protect not only French citizens, but the citizens of other countries, from violent attacks by this group.

I am a British citizen. I had been invited to speak at a public meeting in Paris. The subject of my speech was to warn against the spread of exactly this kind of violence which is used by destructive cults. Due to the lack of security I was unable to exercise my right to speak. Other people invited to speak included religious leader Sheikh Sango from Paris.

The Mojahedin Khalq claims to be opposed to the Iranian regime. Would you please explain why in France persons with no connection to the Iranian regime have become targets for violent attacks by a terrorist cult, in particular by Mohammad Hayati, a known terrorist who, I repeat, was in Iraq under US protection only three months ago and is now in Paris.

It is surely not acceptable that violent activity by a destructive terrorist cult continues unchecked. I ask again, what steps your government is taking to protect not only French but also other European citizens while in your country?

Yours Sincerely

Anne Singleton,

Leeds, UK

June 20th, 2007

   By Anne Singleton, June 20, 2007

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France

Anniversary of Raid on a Sect

In Paris on Sunday 15 June, a judge ordered detention of the leader of MKO and a number of her followers to face trial for possible links with terrorism. The following is what the Observer reported of the French police raid to arrest the suspects and the aftermath.

The leafy rue des Gords in this little market town north of Paris hardly lives up to its reputation as a new world capital of terrorism.

It was here that hundreds of police smashed open the doors of suburban houses in a dawn raid which the French claimed had pre-empted worldwide strikes by the militant Iranian opposition group, the People’s Mujahideen.

About 20 members of the organisation were on hunger strike on the pavement this weekend, watched by riot police and comforted by neighbours who had lived alongside the exiled Mujahideen for 22 years. The operation, involving 1,300 police, concentrated on 21 rue des Gords, home of Maryam Radjavi, the most visible leader of what has been dismissed as a violent Marxist-Islamic sect.

Around the building a permanent encampment for followers had been set up. But police blocked attempts by residents – all political refugees – to return and collect their belongings as they continued to search cellars and attics.

The suicide attempts by fire in Paris, London, Rome and Berne focused attention on the movement without clarifying why France chose last week to turn on the Mujahideen, given refuge here after falling out with Tehran’s Islamic leadership.

Labelled as Maoist when it was founded in 1965, the Mujahideen worked alongside Ayotallah Khomeini when he planned the overthrow of the Shah in 1979. But the allies soon fell out and thousands of Mujahideen refugees sought sanctuary in France in 1981. They campaigned against oppression in Tehran, where their members were tortured and hanged in public.

Radjavi was still being held by police this weekend, among more than 160 people taken into custody. The DST, the French equivalent of MI5, claimed that she and her husband, Massoud, were ready to turn Auvers into their terrorist headquarters.

Referring to allegations by Iran that the Mujahideen were responsible for at least 500 murderous attacks inside the country, Pierre de Bousquet, the DST’s director, said the organisation could no longer claim that its aim was to defend human rights and bring about democracy.

‘The attempts at self-immolation to protest against the arrest of Madame Radjavi are proof of a new fanaticism,’ he said. ‘Auvers was to become the Mujahideen’s world headquarters after the loss of bases in Iraq.’

The Observer –  18/06/2007

 

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MEK Camp Ashraf

The Terrorists’ Peace Conference in Ashraf

As soon as Nuri al-Maleki’s government assumed power by people’s vote, it announced expulsion of terrorist MKO from Iraq in near future and banned the group’s activities. Since then, MKO has been engaged in strengthening its ties with dissident Iraqi groups to combat in a front against al-Maleki. The Iraqi province of Diyala has turned into a bastion of meetings of dissident factions with MKO to take oath of allegiance against the vote of Iraqi nation.

Reuters reported on Sunday that the Iraqi tribal leaders and local politicians and parliamentarians from the Iraqi province of Diyala attended a conference that was held in the Camp Ashraf, resided by MKO members and located north-west of the city of Baquba, and voiced their support for the presence of MKO in Iraq and stated that the organization contributed to the stability and security of the province. Nobody doubts that such conferences, masterminded and orchestrated by MKO, are aimed to mislead the public opinion against the will of Iraqi people; peace and order are never supposed to be originated from a bastion of terror and anarchy.

A remarkable point concerning the conference was that Massoud Rajavi, the escaped leader of the group whose whereabouts is unknown, sent a message from his hideout to the conference to salute the participants and reiterated the claims that the Iranian regime has been implementing a phased plan aimed at the occupation of Iraq!

Regardless of all these counter-national moves and violations of imposed bans by a proscribed group that abuses its insiders under cult-like measures, the Iraqi government, as the legal representative of the nation, is determined to expel MKO as soon as possible.

mojahedin.ws –  19/06/2007

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Mujahedin Khalq 's Function

MKO Suggests Coalition of Iraqi Dissidents

In a conference held in France that was orchestrated by MKO under the alias title of “Society for Peace Advancement”, Afshin Alavi, a member of NCRI, suggested that the only solution to restore peace in Iraq is “to establish a coalition of Iraqi groups formed around Ashraf City and the People’s Mojahedin of Iran”. He believes Camp Ashraf has the potentiality to be turned into a bastion of dissidents.

Following the Islamic revolution in Iran, the leaders of MKO fled to France to form a coalition against Iran to topple the newly formed regime. They called it the National Council of Resistance of Iran. What at the present remains of the NCRI is only a title since the hegemonic domination of MKO made many other Iranian diaspora to separate from the council.

It seems as if MKO has been successful in establishing the advertised democracy in Iran that now suggests formation of another coalition that will probably call it the National Council of Resistance of Iraq with itself as the leading cell. The group has recurrently condemned Iran of interfering in Iraq’s domestic affairs, but what it can be called when a terrorist group puts forward to form a coalition of dissident groups against a legally established government that intends to expel them.

Mojahedin WS, June 15, 2007

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