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Mujahedin Khalq; A proxy force

Don’t Scuttle Chances for Negotiations

Announced by U.S. Newswire, over one hundred religious leaders, Christian, Muslim, and Jewish, will call on Congress on Tuesday 26 this week to urge Congress to assert its oversight function to prevent a preemptive attack on Iran. Religious leaders, all agreed on “Don’t Scuttle Chances for Negotiations”, are encouraging Congress to vote no on the Iran Freedom Support Act and pursue unconditional negotiations with Iran.

The religious leaders specifically cite five causes for concern, the second of which points to the administration using the terrorist Mujahedeen-e Khalq (MEK) to prepare for military action:

2) The administration is using Mujahedeen-e Khalq (MEK), an Iranian terrorist organization on the State Department’s List of terror groups, to destabilize the southern region of Iran. Some intelligence officials believe that the administration is outsourcing to the MEK in an effort to pave the way for United States military action.

September 25, 2006 0 comments
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Missions of Nejat Society

Nejat Society’s press conference in Paris

Calling for help to rescue the captured ones in Camp Ashraf on Friday September twenty seconds, at ten O’clock Nejat Society held a press conference in Paris.

The delegation of NejatNGO including seven persons, described the situation of the captured ones in the camp of Rajavi’s Cult.

Mr. Chevalrias, the chief of anti-terrorism research center, started the meeting introducing Nejat Society. Then Mr. Babak Amin, as the representative of the delegation presented a background of Nejat’s activities, pointing out the results of the activities and the increasing development of families claims to liberate their beloved ones. He also explained the activities of Nejat Society during last week in Paris such as meetings with governmental or nongovernmental officials and human rights centers and press ..

Arash Sametipour, Ali Moradi, Ali Asghar torabi, Zahra bozorgmehr, Masumeh Rezaiee and Nasrin dadkhah presented some explanations on future planned affairs of Nejat NGO.

They told that their trip was welcomed warmly and the Society will send other delegations to Europe and North America regularly.

While answering the questions, Mr.Amin affirmed that they will open offices of Nejat Society in Western countries.

Mr. Moradi, who was a war-prisoner during Iran-Iraq war and was sent to the cult by Saddam Hussein, described the situation in Camp Ashraf and the Camp of liberated ones explaining the ways and solutions to be rescued from Rajavi’s cult. He confirmed that the majority of the people in Camp Ashraf are willing to meet their families.

Mr.Sametipour who was recruited by MKO members like Alireza Jafarzade in the US with some other teenagers and sent to Iraq, confirmed that Alireza Jafarzade was particularly in charge of justifying the recruited members and sending them to training camps in Iraq appealing the US officials to prevent the networks of MKO from acting in the Washington.

He told that the presence of this terrorist group and its activities near White House is a serious crisis and a potential threat for US community.

Mr. Husseini, Saeed Husseini’s mother from Husseini family, explained that she has suffered the separation from her son for twenty five years. She asked the international society for aid providing the possibility to meet and liberate her son.

Mr. Babak Amin read Nejat Society’s statement stating families’ demands as follows:

1. The possibility of meeting between captured members and their families freely and without the presence of the cult representatives.

2. The captured members could call or write their families directly and without the interference of cult leaders.

3. The members should be interviewed out of organizational conditions in front of international Red Cross representatives.

4. The members could decide for their future and situation themselves and shouldn’t be influenced by Rajavi organizational pressure.

5. Since Rajavi’s organization is recognized as a terrorist group, we know the leaders of the cult direct responsible for the captured members’ lives.

6. The conference ended by Q&A meeting at 1:30. the invited people were discussing the presented affaires until 6:00 pm.

 

September 25, 2006 0 comments
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The cult of Rajavi

Mental Captives

MKO Members: Mental captives in the cult of Rajavi

Mental Captives

September 24, 2006 0 comments
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Missions of Nejat Society

Press Conference in Paris

Captives of Maryam Rajavi’s Mojahedin Khalq in Iraq

Are Human Rights Victims Says Iran-Interlink;

 Press Conference in Paris Sept. 22

9/20/2006 10:00:00 AM

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To: International and Assignment desks

Contact: Anne Singleton of Iran Interlink, +44 113 278 0503 or email info@iran-interlink.org

PARIS, Sept. 19 /U.S. Newswire/ — Following is a statement of Iran Interlink on captives in Iraq:

For three years U.S. forces have protected a terrorist group in Iraq even though most of them want to return home to their families.

Mojahedin Khalq combatants are being held against their will in Camp Ashraf say former members who have returned home in the past two years.

Now, a seven member delegation from the Iranian NGO, Nejat Association, has arrived in Paris to alert public opinion to the situation of 3,000 men and women held against their will in an Iraqi base of the Iranian Mojahedin Khalq under the leadership of Maryam Rajavi.

U.S. forces say they cannot intervene inside the camp, leaving residents unable to access humanitarian help from the ICRC and the UNHCR.

Several cases of retention by force have been confirmed by personal testimony from former captives in the MKO camp who say that basic human rights are being violated daily. Significant among these cases are Iranian prisoners of war (POWs) captured by the Iraqi forces during the eight year Iran-Iraq war and who were then delivered by Saddam Hussein to the Mojahedin to boost numbers.

Nejat Association comprises former members and families of the Camp Ashraf captives. They demand the immediate and full implementation of UN Protected Persons status so that they can have free and unfettered contact with their relatives inside the camp.

Arash Sametipour, a former combatant of the MKO who spent several years in Evin prison says: "We know that the majority of people trapped inside Camp Ashraf would like to leave. We hear this from those who have recently escaped the group. What we are asking is for the international community to implement all the conditions of the Fourth Geneva Convention so that the residents of Camp Ashraf can get help from their families."

Nejat Association says this is a grave humanitarian crisis and that Camp Ashraf residents should not be used as pawns in political wrangles between western governments and Iran.

The Iraqi government has announced that Camp Ashraf must be dismantled and the residents removed from Iraqi territory. Responsibility for the safety and wellbeing of these individuals now rests with western governments and international humanitarian agencies.

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EDITOR’S NOTE: A press conference will be held in Paris on Friday, Sept. 22, at 10 a.m.

http://www.usnewswire.com/

September 23, 2006 0 comments
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The MEK Expulsion from Iraq

Iraq Reaffirms Decision to Expel Terrorists

The statement of Iraqi PM’s office of public relations, published on "Sout al-Iraq" website, reads:

"Regarding the fact that many countries recognize PKK as a terrorist organization and that Iraqi constitution doesn’t allow terrorist groups to stay in Iraq, the government has decided to put an end to the presence of this movement in Iraq, to shut down all its offices and prevent it from further activities. Iraqi government will cooperate with Turkey to resolve all issues and clear the way for stronger ties."

Earlier also Mr. Maliki’s government had stated its position on the presence of terrorist MKO in Iraq, promising to expel this group from the country.

Sout al-Iraq –  2006/09/21

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The MEK; Baath Party Accomplice

Saddam Trial for Anfal Massacre Resumes

The trial of former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein and 6 of his henchmen on charges of massacring Kurds during Anfal Operation continues in Iraq. Earlier, three individuals hurt by chemical weapons in that operation appeared in the court as witnesses.

Besides Saddam, Ali Hassan al-Majid (a.k.a. chemical Ali), former director of Iraqi secret services Abdul Aziz al-Douri, former governor of Mosul Taher Toufiq al-Aani, former defense minister Sultan Hashem Ahmed, former member of Armed Headquarters Hussein al-Tikriti, and the former director of Military Intelligence Farhan Matlak al-Jabouri are on trial.

It should be noted that Al-Ittihad newspaper earlier quorted PUK officials announcing that they had found audio tapes of chemical Ali, in which he orders the MKO to attack Iraqi citizens. There’s no doubt that the issue of MKO crimes against the Kurds will be discussed in this court.

Al-Hayat – London,  September 21, 2006

September 23, 2006 0 comments
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Daniel M.Zucker

The time for ignorance is past

Nejat Society’s appeal to Rabbi Professor Daniel M. Zucker –

We noted with interest your recent article ‘Iran’s VEVAK: Disinformation, Inc.’ "http://globalpolitician.com/articledes.asp?ID=2165&cid=2&sid=4" which was written in collaboration with the Mojahedin Khalq.

Regardless of this article, the seven member delegation from Nejat Association which is currently in Paris, would very much like to meet with you to share our concerns about the human rights violations inside the Mojahedin’s Camp Ashraf in Iraq.

After a twenty year absence, why is a mother not able to visit her son for two hours? This is her only request. Why will the Mojahedin not allow her this simple request, which under the terms of the Fourth Geneva Convention on Protected Persons, is a basic right.

Article 116 – Every internee shall be allowed to receive visitors, especially near relatives, at regular intervals and as frequently as possible.

If you are unable to visit Paris to meet with the delegation, we will be happy to meet with you in Washington where we will be arriving shortly.

Rabbi Zucker, the time for ignorance is past.

September 23, 2006 0 comments
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Mujahedin Khalq Organization's Propaganda System

A Dictated Statement in Support of Terrorists

Iraqi prime minister’s unveiling a 24-point national reconciliation initiative and his issued specific instructions to Iraqi security forces to rapidly take control of the country so the US and other foreign troops can leave eventually, above all has mostly disturbed MKO proscribed terrorists residing within the walls of Camp Ashraf under the protection of the multinational forces especially the US.

Although Al-Maliki has set no timetable for the American troop pullout, but no doubt they have to leave Iraq sooner or later. Of course, MKO would not be left a favorite as Iraqi government has taken firm decisions to be harsh on terrorism to restore security and order in Iraq. That is why MKO has already taken steps to muster support from different Iraqi factions and even tribes.

 In a recent move reported by its NCRI website, MKO claimed to have received the support of 1,163 Iraqi tribal leaders:

1,163 Iraqi tribal leaders, including 90 senior leaders and 1073 others from Baghdad, Basra, Qadesieh, Zeqar, Diyala, Salahiddin, Kirkuk, al-Anbar, Neinawa, Mosana, and Karbala, signed a statement condemned the Iranian regime and its lackeys for taking advantage of the Iraqi Reconciliation Plan against the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI). They stated: PMOI members have spent 20 years in Iraq, they are political refugees and protected by the Fourth Geneva Convention.

The signed statement is all compiled and prepared by MKO itself because the stated points are exactly what the group intends to pose against the drafted national reconciliation plan. As a proof, please have a look at this excerpt from the statement claimed to be issued by the above mentioned tribal leaders where MKO are referred to as promising to be good boys since they have rejected violence and terrorism and agree to abide by Iraqi laws:

We do not approve some of its articles including article 20 of the text entitled terrorism which is used to serve the Iranian regime’s intentions since, this is contrary to international law and the universal declaration of human rights and is being misused in a suppressive and undemocratic manner against the PMOI. PMOI members have lived in Iraq for more than 20 years and have agreed to the consolidation of their weapons. PMOI members have rejected violence and terrorism and have agreed to abide by Iraqi laws. They are considered political refugees and are protected by the Fourth Geneva Convention.

Changiz Baqa – Mojahedin.ws – September 21, 2006

September 23, 2006 0 comments
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Mujahedin Khalq Organization as a terrorist group

Rajavi cult – Displaced and Hated

Terrorist MKO is showing its shaky critical situation in Iraq by releasing statements on Iraq’s decision to expel this group and by holding gatherings in its camp.

On the other hand, the group has employed foreign lawyers to write letters to the government they believe is puppet of Iranian regime. Remnants of Rajavi’s gang have already used all legal excuses to delay the execution of Iraqi government’s decision.

When France expelled Rajavi in 1986- because an international arrest warrant had been issued for him, no European country accepted to give shelter to him. Countries he had planned to go to announced that he would be arrested in the case of entering their soil.

It was clear that the Rajavi and his gang were discredited and that no country in the world would welcome them.

Of course, the terrorist group found shelter with dictator Saddam who supported the group in all aspects.

However, remnants of the group are now trying to, at least, become the citizens of Iraq; for this reason, they have hired American and British mediators. This proves how hateful, discredited and unimportant this group is.

Rajavi’s gang, aware of being hateful and that no one would be willing to help as soon as he hears the name of MKO, begs Swiss people to support them and sign petitions and protest to the bad situation in Iraq. This is how the group tries to convince UNHCR to give them refugee status. By exploiting the sentiments of people, the MKO wants to buy itself credibility and put pressure on Iraqi government!

This issue, apart from its outcomes, showed that the cult is discredited and hateful not only among Iranian but also among all the people and governments of the world.

Irandidban, September 21, 2006

September 23, 2006 0 comments
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Mujahedin Khalq; A proxy force

Why are terrorists free to rally in New York?

On Wednesday, 20 September 2006, a number of mojahedin Khalq (MKO) members gathered outside the UN Headquarters as the Iranian president Ahmadinejad was to deliver his speech at the world forum. Reporting the rally, the Aljazeera TV network, these Iranian opponents carried portraits of the leaders of MKO, Massoud and Maryam Rajavi.

It is an accepted tactic of struggle for MKO to hold protesting rallies against the presence of Iranian officials in international occasions. The question is pointed at the US government that who is it possible to let a proscribed terrorist organization openly hold a rally wavering the portraits of its leaders boldly before the eyes of the US citizens already under the shock of a terrorist event they were commemorating its anniversary only nine days ago?

MKO, operating under various aliases, is blacklisted a terrorist group by the State Department and its activities are banned according to the anti-terrorist laws. Consider that the group has orchestrated the rally under the cover of another non-proscribed name but what about the banners and the portraits of its well known leaders carried by the sympathizers? Is the US really sincere in its claim to be a forerunner of war against terrorism?

It is up to intelligent minds of the US citizens to question the government why it attacks other countries on pretext of war against terrorism while the real terrorists freely dance, and wave on its very soil. The US opposition to Iran’s current regime in no way justifies the open activities of a terrorist, opposition group that might jeopardize its national security.

Mojahedin.ws,  September 21, 2006

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