The MKO’s agenda included another campaign too. The group’s propaganda had been calling for the rearmament of the group since last year. The call for the MKO/MEK/PMOI rearmament was the permanent logo on top of the group’s website until a few days ago. Now, the logo is not seen on the website any more. How come that the MKO do not ask for weapons anymore?
Since 2003 many families have traveled at least once to Baghdad and in front of MKO Camps in an attempt to meet their loved ones.
families of Camp Liberty residents demanding meetings with their loved ones. MEK leaders are holding them hostage. MEK leader Massoud Rajavi has reacted hysterically claiming the families shown in the film have come to destroy the camp and kill the residents.
Mr. Rahmani was within the MKO/MEK/PMOI Cult-like system until last winter. He defected the group after he was relocated in Tirana, Albania. He told about the disappointing, depressing atmosphere ruling the MKO Camps. He said that the rank and file of the MKO are seeking an opportunity to get rid of the Cult. …
Mr. Ebrahimi who was residing in Camp Liberty, Iraq could reach the UN stand in the Camp and asked for help.Fereydoun who had no contact with his family from the time when he joined the cult[MKO/MEK/PMOI], called his family from Iraq…
We are a number of families from Ilam Province, Iran. Each family has a loved one taken as a hostage by the Mujahdin Khalq Organization (the cult of Rajavi) for over twenty years. Our beloved children have not been allowed to even make a phone call to contact us. The Cult of Rajavi has kept them behind the bars of the cult against their will.
.. the reality behind the alleged third option is absolutely different. The MKO/MEK/PMOI opposes any deal with Islamic Republic since it considers it as appeasement. The group apparently is not in favor of military action against Iran because they want to show their so called sympathy for Iranian people rather they only care for their own interest and survival…
Mostafa was visiting the headquarters of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (the MKO) in Auvers sur d’Oise, Paris when he was beaten up by some of the thugs of the group. He was violently encountered because he was asking the group leader to allow him to meet with his daughter Somayeh. ..
The book had nothing with the Iranian government nor the MKO/MEK/PMOI but I was really moved by the book. Although, the writer had no idea of the MKO, the similarities between the MKO and the cults in the United States were so significant that you would think it was written about the MKO … For the first time after so many years, I let myself think freely and independently…