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Another MKO Member Leaves Detention

We were informed that Marzieh Ghorsi (also known as Arezou), after years of forced staying in Camp Ashraf, has left the cult of Rajavi and is now living in US-run camp; according to her parents, she has called her parents from American camp and her parents are very happy.

It should be noted that her departure from the terrorist cult of Rajavi is a result of close cooperation, interaction and communication of her parents with Nejat Association in Western Azerbaijan province. There’s no doubt that her parents’ efforts to save her from the cult should be appreciated.

Nejat Association in Western Azerbaijan province congratulates Ms. Ghorsi’s family on her freedom from the cult.

We hope to see the freedom of all other members from Rajavi’s cult and their return to their families in the near future.

Nejat Society, Western Azerbaijan province,April 12, 2006

April 18, 2006 0 comments

Bulgaria

Bulgaria’s non-combat unit was deployed in the camp Ashraf area

Bulgaria’s non-combat unit, which will perform tasks in a military-humanitarian mission at Camp Ashraf in Iraq was deployed in the camp area on April 11, the Bulgarian Defense Ministry said.

The 153-strong contingent will be responsible for order and administration at the repatriation centre and for the escort of refugees in the camp and will guard facilities within its perimeter.

On March 29 Bulgaria sent off its first non-combat unit to guard the Iraqi refugee camp of Ashraf.

Bulgaria’s parliament approved the government decision to send up to 153 troops to guard the Iraqi camp of Ashraf, about 70 km north of Baghdad. The unit should stay in Iraq for a year.

Iran-Interlink, April 13, 2006

April 17, 2006 0 comments

Missions of Nejat Society

Nejat Society’s Announcement NO.1

The terrorists who were camping in Iraq under the favor of the charities of Saddam Hussein’s regime and made their living by Iraqis and Iranians’ blood; after the fall of their god- father and commandant ,since three years ago, are trying to remove Saddam from their face pretending that they didn’t attend any crime of dictator regime’s crime! Therefore, since thousands of documents remained from anti human regime of Saddam declare the cooperation of MKO with Istikhbarat and Mukhaberat of the former regime of Iraq; we are supposed to write a book on this issue.

Thousands of documents found after the fall of Saddam, denounce that the Liberation Army and military Operations of MKO in Iraq, were just a cover on the intelligence and espionage role of MKO; the documents show that the principal power of MKO was lead along with the objectives of Iraqi Dictator and Liberation Army was gathered in a camp just as noses to justify their presence in Iraq. The documents declare that the MKO has been a branch of Iraqi Intelligence Service and denounce the repeated meetings of MKO’s Central Committee specially Masud Rajavi with Intelligence officials in order to receive funds and facilities and military permissions and to transfer intelligence experiences, cooperation and programming on common cases” . These are only small parts of mentioned documents.

To enlighten the minds of current generation and future generation, Nejat Society is going to publish a book on the collected documents.

Nejat Society believes in its lightening way and feels a great engagement to Iranians.

We are sure that we can enrich our book with the cooperation and sympathy of lovers of Iran from all over the world. Therefore we request our friends to send us any document they own on the following issues or any thing they have seen are heard while they had a relation with the MKO:

1. Organizing Mukhaberat and Istikhbarat of Iraqi dictatorship

2. Organizing Intelligence Headquarter of MKO

3. Members + responsibilities + instructions

4. Sources and facilities network in or out of Iraq.

5. Contacting with Mujahedin in France or Jordan

6. Contents of the confidential contract between MKO and Iraqi Intelligence Service in order to have mutual cooperation

7. Placement of MKO in the relations of Mukhaberat and Istakhbarat.

8. Liaison members of MKO with Iraqi Intelligence Service and their responsibilities.

9. Common Operations of MKO and Istikhbarat

10. Exploitation of MKO by Iraqi Intelligence Service as a Resource Network in or out of Iraq (Europe or America)

11. MKO and abusing the Oil “food program of UN

12. Foreign purchase of Iraqi fascist government while Sanction Period

13. Development and continuation of MKO’s intelligence forces and the remaining elements of Ba’thist Intelligence in Iraq and Europe

14. Common missions of MKO and Iraqi Intelligence Service to suppress Iraqi people (suppressing Kurds in North and Shiites in South and imprisoning and torturing dissatisfied Mujahedin)

In advance, we appreciate all the efforts of the ones who help us to arrange this book sending us their documents.

Nejat Society

Political Committee

April, 2006

April 17, 2006 0 comments

Former members of the MEK

Rai’s Report on MKO Defectors

Italy’s channel 1 (Rai Uno) broadcast a report on MKO and pardon of its defectors in its news section, which is the most important news program in Italy with 25 million viewers.

The report says: "Members of the terrorist MKO can return to their country with recent public pardon [issued by Iranian leaders]. With the fall of Saddam Hussein, MKO lost its supporter. MKO is a dangerous group that conducted armed operations against Iran. It has a dangerous ideology that has turned it into a religious cult.

MKO, which is on the US and European terror lists, has conducted many attacks against Iran during past years."

Then a picture in "Nejat Associaion", illustrating the captivity of MKO members in the organization, is shown and the anchor adds: "With the fall of Saddam Hussein in Iraq, military camps of the group were shut down and their weapons were confiscated.

Today, with the pardon issued by Iranian leaders, many of the members of MKO can return to their country."

Report goes on with interviews with some former members in Nejat Association in Tehran:

"Most of the former members have similar experiences: families who were left alone and people who accepted not to have an ordinary life by entering the MKO. Members were brainwashed so that they were ready to do whatever needed, even extreme duties.

Those who want to leave or escape the group will be punished and tortured severely."

"This man who has recently escaped to Iran (pointing to one of former members) describes the pressure in the organization and that how he was arrested and tortured when he wanted to escape the group," the report adds.

Rai Uno’s reporter points to the parents of a MKO member and says:

"This old parents come once in every two weeks to Nejat Association (that helps the return of MKO members to Iran) to hear about their son who was recruited by the MKO when he was 20." Still, there’s no word on him: "A missing person is a missing element who has destroyed the lives of thousands of human beings".

The term "religious cult" (Setta), used in this report to describe the MKO, has too much negative meaning in Italian language and reminds of extremist and deviant cults.

IRNA

April 12, 2006 0 comments

Iran

MKO’s Death in US-Iran Talks

There are various comments on the issue of US-Iran Talks, including that of Al-Zaman newspaper, writing: "Joint fight against terrorism will be possibly a basis for the talks and Iran will ask for the extradition of MKO."

This issue is critical for Mojahedin and this extraordinary importance has upset the remnants of Rajavi.

It should be noted that the US, unable to run and manage Iraq affairs, has accepted Iran’s role in Islamic countries and particularly Shiite communities- the role it tried to deny; with dividing the opportunities, the US is seeking a way out of Iraq crisis.

Iran’s position among Iraqi Shiites, called by the MKO only as "hidden occupation of Iraq", is a historical, cultural, social and religious issue; an issue the MKO has always been dissatisfied of. They (Mojahedin-e Khalq leaders) say the only way to fight this hidden occupation is to follow the way of Saddam, namely ignoring and suppressing the right of more than 60 percent of Iraqis for living.

In an interview with Al-Arabia news channel, Egyptian president "Hosni Mobarak" stressed: "A significant part of Arab countries in the region is comprised of the Shiites who are mostly loyal to Iran rather than countries they live in."

In response to a question on Iran’s influence in Iraq, he said: "Iran has naturally influence on Iraqi Shiites who constitute 65 percent of that country’s population."*

What has bolstered Iran’s role not only in Iraq but also in the whole region is the lowering of US’s position and hatred toward the policies of this country among the people of the world. This feeling of hatred is particularly stronger in the Middle East and among Muslims due to US’s support for Israel.

In fact, the US is investing t improve its image among the people of the world and Muslims. In the meantime, its unilateral and warmongering policies block any improvement.

Negotiation with Iran with whatever topic and content, held in response to the request of US ambassador in Iraq and the mediation of Iraqi political figures, is a sing of the victory of nations and prove the role and power of Iran.

In contradiction with the current realities and in order to boost the morale of its forces, the MKO interprets the negotiations as a setback for Iran and by linking it to the nuclear case concludes that the pressure from the West and the US forced Iran to come to the table.

By this, they try to convince their members to stay with the group (even for a short time).

Regardless of reasons and causes of Iran-US negotiations, and with a look at the developments in the region, it should be reminded that US’s current policies are condemned to failure and hanging on such policies (by desperate groups like the cult of Rajavi) will bring nothing except total extermination.

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* Fars News Agency

Irandidban

April 12, 2006 0 comments

Nader Rafi'ee Nejad

Nader Rafi’ee Nejad, A Torturer of MKO

Nader Rafi’ee Nejad is a torturer of Mojahedin-e Khalq organization. He is an old-time member of MKO who, along with Reza Khaksar (later killed in armed clashes in 1981) and Hassan Mohassel (former police officer and later a guard in MKO prisons in Iraq), served for revolutionary court in Evin prison; he interrogated and tortured former authorities of ousted regime of Shah.

Due to MKO’s adoption of radical policies in 1980, Rafi’ee Nejad, Mohassel and Khaksar were later dismissed from revolutionary court by the Islamic republic.

After the armed struggle began in 1981, Rafi’ee Nejad came to Europe and was appointed in foreign relations department.

In 1985, he was introduced as a major member and in 1991 as deputy of an executive board in the MKO. in 1990, he took off his "diplomatic" suit and wore the uniform for jailors of MKO in Iraq.

In that year, he went to Iraq’s intelligence and security service to undergo classic training by Iraqi interrogators.

He was involved in torturing Mohammed Hussein Sobhani and also the killing of Parviz Ahmadi who died under torture.

He is one of the main promoters of "lumpenism" in the organization. Mohsen Hashemi, a former member of MKO in Abu Ghraib prison explained for me how Nader had tried to crush by saying that: "I will undress your sister right in front of you and then I …".

It should be noted that at that time, Mohsen Hashemi’s sister worked for the MKO in Iraq. Later, Hashemi referred to Fahimeh Arvani and complained about this behavior of Nader Rafi’ee; she pretended she was upset while saying: "I will pursue this case".

Negahe-no website

April 9, 2006 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq; A proxy force

Brownback Applauds

Senator Sam Brownback is satisfied with Condoleezza Rice’s announcement of more money to support Iranian democracy:

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice asked Congress on Wednesday to provide $75 million in emergency funding to step up pressure on the Iranian government, including expanding radio and television broadcasts into Iran and promoting internal opposition to the rule of religious leaders.

Sen. Sam Brownback, R-Kan., who has called for $100 million to promote democracy in Iran, applauded the initiative as the "absolutely right move at this point in time." While some Iranian activists have criticized the administration for moving too slowly to support them, Brownback said the administration had been "very methodical" in fighting terrorism. "The first step was Afghanistan, then Iraq, and now you’re seeing an increasing focus on Iran," he said.

Sounds a bit ominous to me. It is interesting to see how the administration did not throw their support behind the Brownback / Santorum bill but proposed their own solution. There could be two reasons for this. First, after Brownback’s criticism of Bush’s domestic spying the whitehouse may not be chomping at the bit to give Brownback positive recognition. Second, and perhaps more plausible, is that the House version of this bill includes language about sanctions that would anger many of our allies. By having Rice announce this plan the administration avoids having to push to have the controversial language removed.

Iran continues to get Senator Brownback in the media spotlight. As I have said before, I think this is a good move on his part and one that will make him appear to be a more legitimate candidate in 2008.

If you research this issue, you may revise your initial conclusions: 1. The sponsor of the Iran Freedom Support Act in the House of Representatives is Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, one of the strongest supporters of the Iranian Communist MEK (Rajavi Cult) terrorists.

The MEK has murdered American military officers, Rockwell International employees, and Iranian and Iraqi civilians.

2. The leader of the MEK, Massoud Rajavi, is probably being kept by the American military in Camp Mercury, Iraq. Please ask Senator Brownback to discuss this.

3. Approximately 4,000 MEK fighters are being held at Camp Ashraf, Iraq. According to Justin Raimondo (Antiwar.com), these terrorists will be given political asylum in America. If you and others who oppose Senator Brownback continue to publicize these developments, your disclosures will hurt Senator Brownback.

4. There have been more than 300 co-sponsors of the Iran Freedom Support Act in the House of Representatives. The supporters of the communist takeover of Iran by the Iranian Communist MEK (Rajavi Cult) terrorists could have passed this bill long ago. However, the support has not been as strong in the Senate. There has been a big fight within the Bush administration over the MEK. Some in the State Department have been fighting correctly the neo-conservatives (neo-Trotskyites who claim to be former communists) over the issue of the Iranian Communist MEK (Rajavi Cult) terrorists.

5. As a conservative Republican, I would never vote for any candidate of any party who supports the communist takeover of any country.

6. Syrian opposition leaders have announced already that they will not accept any money from the American government. No honest political leader in any country should accept such money.

7. In 1996, Republicans condemned the Democratic National Committee and some Democratic Party candidates for accepting political campaign contributions from Communist China. If it is illegal in America for politicians to accept political campaign contributions from foreign sources, then why is it proper for Americans to attempt to corrupt the political processes of other countries?

March 10, 2006

April 9, 2006 0 comments

Former members of the MEK

Victims in the MKO

Report of Awaa Club’s Research Committee

According to tens of reports received by Awaa Club, and also according to the families of the victims, there are numerous occasions of suppression in the internal relations of the MKO.

Awaa started to study this case two years ago and conducted interviews on disappearance of a number of victims. In this regard, a letter was sent to Iraqi president Mr. Jalal Talabani, asking for his help in the field of investigating this case. Following this case, large number of reports and letters show that the suppression and disappearance of people in the MKO has a long history. Those who disappeared were the victims of suppression policies of MKO leaders.

The victims are tens of members who disappeared inside the MKO. The case was opened 2 years ago in order for the illumination of public opinion and it’s still going on. In this regard, we ask all informed Iranians, former members of MKO, and particularly the families of the victims to help us complete the investigation on this historical disaster by sending news, reports, photos, information and other documents to one of the addresses of Awaa Club.

Below is the first report of our investigations for the families, humanitarian workers and organizations and the media. It should be noted that more information will be published about each victim in the future.

Postfach 90 31 73

D- 51124 Köln

Tel: + 49 (0) 2203 92 53 692

Fax: + 49 (0) 2203 92 53 694

Mobil: + 49 (0) 175 639 1365

Mobil: + 49 (0) 163 184 9145

Email: aawa_association@web.de

The list of victims and missing people in the MKO

(The list is being completed)

Name Date of Death Type of Death How announced by MKO

1 Mojtaba Mirmiran 1988 Hanging Suicide

2 Homa Bashardoost 1993 Self-immolation Due to fire

3 Saeed Norouzi 2003 Suspicious US bombing

4 Mir Hussein Moosavi Yeganeh 1998 Suspicious No comments

5 Parviz Ahmadi 1994 By torture Martyrdom during clashes

6 Davood Ahmadi 1989 Hanging Suicide

7 Mohamad Reza Babakhanlou 1997 Self-immolation Due to illness

8 Aalan Mohamadi possibliy1998 Suicide Unintentional shooting

9 Ali Khoshhal 1995 Suicide Unintentional shooting

10 Jalil Bozorgmehr 1994 Suspicious No comments

11 Karim Pedram 1998 Suicide Unintentional shooting

12 Ali Naghi Haddadi 1994 Suspicious No comments

13 Farman Shafabin 1999 Self-immolation Unintentional shooting

14 Mohamad Eftekhari 1994 Self-immolation Fire accident

15 Ghorbanali Torabi 1994 By torture Military operation

16 Mohamad Talebdost 1989 missing No comments

17 Javad Dehghan 1981 Suicide Suicide

18 Mehdi Sharifi 1981 Suicide Suicide

April 8, 2006 0 comments

Netherland

MPs Censured for Using MKO’s Information

Dutch parliament criticized foreign and immigration ministries of Netherlands after being informed that these two institutions relied on the reports of the Mojahedin-e Khalq organization, which is listed by the US and EU as a terrorist organization.

The Parliament stressed that the ideology of this organization is not based on Islam but on weapons and assassination and that Netherlands consider that a terrorist group.

Netherlands Parliament emphasized that the decisions of the immigration ministry to return Iranian refugees were based on the reports of this organization.

In protest to these two ministries, Parliament asked for the interpellation of the ministers of these two institutions. It also declared that Netherlands should not rely on the information and reports of terrorists in dealing with foreign countries.

This wrong move by the ministers of Immigration and foreign affairs has put the government in a difficult situation and has brought the suspicion of Parliament about the accuracy of strategic information of the institutions. This comes at a time when Netherlands, along other European countries, is following Iran’s affairs particularly those related to nuclear programs.

Al-Vatan/Saudi Arabia

April 8, 2006 0 comments