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Mojtaba Bidaqi fled Camp Liberty

Mr. Mojtaba Bidaqi succeeded to leave the Cult of Rajavi(the MKO)

He left camp Liberty after 31 years of membership in the destructive cult of Rajavi.

Submitting himself to the United Nation’s officials in charge of camp Liberty, Mojtaba stepped in free world.

He was first recruited by the MKO recruiters in Turkey in 1984 when he had gone there to find job. He was trapped by the MKO agents and were sent to Camp Ashraf where he was brainwashed under the cult structure for 31 years.

Mojtaba’s brother, Amir was also recruited by the MKO. Last year he defected from the group after he was relocated in Albania.

Nejat Society congratulated Bidaqi family for the release of their loved ones.

July 23, 2015 0 comments

Nejat Publications

Pars Brief – Issue No. 87

Inside This Issue:

A group of 15 Liberty residents fly to Albania
Mojahedin Khalq supports Daesh, plans terrorist training camp in Albania
Iranian resistance group MKO to move to Albania
Please reconsider your decision to participate in Mojahedin Khalq cult gathering (letter to Bujar Nishani)
MeK Modern Muslims, Bedfellow of Islamophobes
Anti-Iran Deal AIPAC Spin-off Relies on Iranian Ex-Terrorist Group

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July 22, 2015 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq; A proxy force

The MKO frustrated by the Nuke deal, look to Congress and Israel

As the international community welcomes the historic deal reached between Iran and the world powers, there are some groups who oppose any deal with Iran. These groups include Israel and its advocates in Washington and its proxy force, the Mujahedin Khalq Organization.

The above mentioned groups form a complicated network that has so far tried hard to derail diplomacy between Iran and the West. They aided each other vigorously in order to launch war against Iran instead of reaching a peaceful solution for the Iranian nuclear issue. Fortunately their campaign did not succeed.

By the way, after the nuclear deal is reached, the MKO propaganda website reluctantly publishes the news under the neutral title “there is a deal in Vienna”. The short news of the nuclear deal put on the MKO’s propaganda website, is undermined by a tricky question in the subtitle: “What happens next?”.

The biased report answers the question by magnifying the part of the US Congress in working out of any deal with Iran.

Having allied themselves with the warmongers of the US Congress, the Mujahedin Khalq have invested on their vote to reject the nuclear deal with Iran: “Both houses of Congress now have 60 days to review the deal and hold hearings. While that is going on, the president cannot wave sanctions against Iran on his own authority.

“If Congress does vote to reject the deal, the president most likely would veto that measure. Two third of each house (67 votes in Senate and 290 votes in the House) could then vote to override the veto. If that override fails, the president can seal the deal and lift those sanctions.”

However, The MKO is definitely disappointed by what President Obama called a "comprehensive long-term deal". Obama has promised that he will veto any legislation that prevents the successful implementation of the deal. Thus, the MKO’s lobbying campaign in the Congress has to spend large amounts of money to override the veto.

The controversial reaction of the MKO propaganda machine towards the N deal was followed by the so-called statement of the group leader Maryam Rajavi. In the statement, she blames the West for “many shortcomings and unwarranted concessions” to the Iranian government and for not being decisive enough to stop Iranian nuclear program while she claims that the deal represents “a reluctant retreat” by the Iranian leader!

Maryam Rajavi’s fallacious argument continues. This is another example of her fallacy: “The nuclear program that projected the power of the velayat-e faqih regime for the past quarter century is now a source of the mullahs’ weakness and impasse”!

She does not explain that if the nuclear program is “a source of weakness and impasse” for the Islamic Republic, so how come that the nuclear deal is “a reluctant retreat” for it?

Puzzled by its current declining instable situation in Iraq and the likely rapprochement of the West and Iran, the MKO has no way out except tying its survival to the US warmonger like John Bolton and The Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu as both see the deal disastrous for themselves. Netanyahou called the historic deal between Iran and the West a “historic mistake” while the majority of the world confirm that the deal is the start of a path to the international peace.

By Mazda Parsi

July 20, 2015 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Suffering fathers of MKO hostages to denounce the Cult

On Monday, July10th Mr. Mustafa Mohammadi former activist and sympathizer of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization and Mr. Ghorbanali Hossein Nezhad former high-ranking member and interpreter of the group, went to Auver Sur d’Oise in the suburb of Paris where the European base of the MKO is located. Both men have daughters taken as hostages by the MKO leaders in Camp Liberty, Iraq.

Mr. Mohammadi and Mr. Hossein Nezhad tried to inform citizens of Auver Sur d’Oise about the violent, cult-like nature of the MKO. They distributed flyers, brochure, images and CDs to help the citizens get to know about the cult that has kidnapped their daughters, Somayeh Mohammadi and Zeinab Hossein Nezhad.

They described how the MKO trapped their girls in to the cult. Somayeh was a Canadian citizen before she was recruited by the MKO and Zeinab was recruited in France.

Citizens of Auver Sur d’Oise welcomed the two suffering fathers. They offered sympathy to them. Some of them had witnessed Mr. Mohammadi and his other daughter being beaten by the MKO henchmen a few weeks earlier in Auver Sur d’Oise near the MKO headquarters. They praised him for his courage and resistance.

Mr. Mohamamdi and Hossein Nezhad called on other families – whose beloved ones were sent to the MKO’s military Camps in Iraq – to join their action and to support their judiciary and international efforts to release their loved ones.

The two fathers said:” we have no appeal from the Cult of Rajavi except letting our children leave the mental and physical bars of the cult.” This is definitely a human, moral and legal demand.

Suffering fathers of MKO hostages to denounce the Cult

July 15, 2015 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Fathers of two MKO hostages to denounce the cult

They described how the MKO trapped their girls in to the cult. Somayeh was a Canadian citizen before she was recruited by the MKO and Zeinab was recruited in France.

The two fathers said:” we have no appeal from the Cult of Rajavi except letting our children leave the mental and physical bars of the cult.” This is definitely a human, moral and legal demand.

July 13, 2015 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq; A proxy force

Israel, Saudi, Neo-cons and the MKO mad with the N talks

For the past weeks, the propaganda arm of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (the MKO) has resorted to every means to derail the nuclear negotiations between Iran and the world powers. The MKO is not alone in its crisis mongering policy. It is widely supported by American Neo-cons, Israel and Saudi Arabia.
The MKO’s consensus with enemies of the Iranian nation and government is mainly seen in its regime change policy which is the dream of Israel, American warmongers and even Saudi Arabia. Their ultimate ambition is Bombing Iran.
Senator Tom Cotton (R-AK), an MEK supporter, has claimed that bombing of Iran’s nuclear facilities can be done easily in only “a few days.” Cotton has also called on the President not to cooperate with Iran because “it has blood of hundreds of Americans on its hands,” whereas it was in fact the MEK that assassinated American advisers in Iran in the 1970s, according to Muhammad Sahimi of the Antiwar.com. [1]
Earlier in May 2015, the GlobeMoslims reported that Mojahedin-e Khalq voiced readiness to help Saudi Arabia in Yemen. “MKO Leader Maryam Rajavi in a meeting with Saudi Ambassador to Paris Mohammad Al Sheikh said that the grouplet is willing to cooperate with Riyadh to carry out its attacks against the Yemeni nation,” the report revealed. [2]
Including the tools Israel uses to demonize Iran to prevent the likely nuclear agreement, Muhammad Sahimi suggests, ”A forth way of demonizing Iran is by claiming that Iran is similar to the Islamic State and “1000 times worse” and “bigger.” He clarifies that making this absurd claim has been Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s way of preventing the nuclear agreement. “This is while Iran has been fighting the IS in Iraq, and in fact many experts believe that only Iran can defeat the IS, “he adds. “At the same time, Israel has been working with Jabhat al-Nusra, the al-Qaeda branch in Syria, in an attempt to defeat the Iran-backed regime of President Bashar al-Assad.” [3]
Sahimi introduces the MO as “an Iranian armed opposition cult that sided with Saddam Hussein during the Iran-Iraq war of the 1980s, and acted as his internal security forces against his regime’s opponents”. Thus, it seems quiet natural that the MKO helps anyone who is in line with its ambitions, just like the way it aided Saddam Hussein against its own countrymen during the eight years of Iran-Iraq war.
“In advancing this narrative, Netanyahu has been helped by the Mujahedin-e Khalgh Organization (MEK, also known as MKO) and its lobby in the United States,” writes Sahimi. He refers to the harmony between the both edges of the Iranians’ enemy: “The MEK leader Maryam Rajavi has made the same claims as Netanyahu’s, calling the Islamic Republic the IS’ “Godfather”. She even testified via satellite before a congressional subcommittee, repeating the same nonsense.” [4]
About the MKO propaganda machine, Muhammad Sahimi explains, “Parallel to Israel, and perhaps even coordinated with it, the MEK lobbyists in the United States have been making the same type of claims, advocating that the US should help the MEK to topple the regime in Tehran, even though the cult is universally despised in Iran”. 5]
While the nuclear talks are reaching the final compromise sooner or later, the MKO harder beats on the war drums to flatter its sponsors.
Mazda Parsi
Sources:
[1] Sahimi, Muhammad, Demonizing Iran To Prevent the Nuclear Agreement, Antiwar.com , July 05 2015
[2] GlobeMoslims, Mojahedin-e Khalq Voices Readiness to Help Saudi Arabia in Yemen , 28 May 2015
[3] Sahimi, Muhammad, Demonizing Iran To Prevent the Nuclear Agreement, Antiwar.com , July 05 2015
[4] ibid
[5] ibid

July 11, 2015 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq Organization as a terrorist group

European Countries and fear of the threat of the MKO

The relocation of members of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (the MKO) from Iraq to Albania has raised concerns among European countries, particularly the Balkans that are already faced with various crisis in their region.

As the residents of the temporary Transit Location, Camp Liberty are transferred to Tirana, the risk of using the new base as a camp of preparation for fighting against the Islamic republic is increasing day after day.

Joudith Nourink Dutch journalist and the correspondent of Kurdish Website RUDAW reports that the MKO has bought land and properties in Albanian capital. She refers to Iraqi newspaper Assabah Aljadeed citing sources in Paris who claim that the alleged plans are leading to a political storm in Tirana.

"The Albanian government fears that the camp will turn into something like Camp Ashraf in Iraq, which was previously the base for military training, planning and preparation for military operations in Iran and abroad," the Assabah Al Jadeed reported.

The threat of the MKO resettlement in Albania is then investigated by a Croatian writer, N.Babic of Alter Mainstream Info.com. He has a different point of view on the issue. His concerns about the controversial American backed terrorists of the MKO may not seem likely but it is realistic. The Croatian writer’s focus is mostly on the number of the Liberty residents mentioned in Portal of Iraqi Kurds RUDAW.

Nourink states in the report that Camp Liberty is home of about 1000 members of Mujahedin Khalq. Considering the aforementioned number, Babic points to another report published in December 2013 according to which 3000 MKO militants were supposed to be transferred to Romania. The writer wonders where the 2000 missing members of the group are.

The Croatian website cites from the British Daily Telegraph that on December 30, 2013 published the news of an agreement between the US administration and Romanian authorities to relocate the 3000 Liberty residents to the Romanian city Craiova on the border with Bulgaria.

The news was leaked from the conversation of two employees of the Romanian Foreign Ministry, who said that "the United States and the Romanian government are negotiating on the deployment of 3,000 members of the" former "terrorist organization Mojahedin-e Khalq (MEK) on the territory of Romania."

”Is it possible that between 1 000- 2000 militants MEK finally arrived in Romania, as the government in Bucharest totally dependent on Washington and seldom dared to oppose the then request?’’ Babic asks.

Since December 2013, when the contents of the conversation of the two Romanian diplomats were revealed, various scenarios that would make this group a "guest" for the Romanian government began to appear. Thus, regarding the consequences of the US support for Syrian, Iraqi and Afghan terrorist groups, the Croatian author warns about the presence of another US backed terrorist group in Balkan territory. He suggests, “This group is the ideal force to get closer to Moldova and Ukraine, two countries where Washington has implemented and carried out a policy of "controlled chaos".”

His warning gets sharper when he asserts,” It is clear that the MEK is not a pacifist organization, or opposition groups, and the evidence of this are numerous… Mujahidin-e-Khalq are all militant armed groups, like Al Nusra Front, or some other branch of Al Qaeda.”

He is concerned about their “future neighbors” because the arrival of these former fighters in Albania as a key factor of stability in the Balkans poses a serious threat to security. “The crisis in Greece, the situation in Macedonia, tensions in Kosovo and Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, the polarization of the population that mimics the entry into NATO, while the other half is against it, are the reasons why this group would have to be away from the Western Balkans,” he explains.

He thinks that the MKO’s presence in their neighborhood should be closely monitored because of “many reasons” referring to the MKO’s history of terror and violence and its share in the crisis in Iraq and even Yemen. He investigates, “If until now the militants group Mujahedin-e Khalq were undesirable in Iran, Iraq, and many other Western countries, the question is why it now needs to be placed in Albania and where the "missing" two-thirds of the militants who were found at Camp Liberty near Baghdad in late 2013?”

By Mazda Parsi

Reference:

Babic, N., The remains of the "former" terrorist group Mujahedin-e Khalq-coming into Albania – where the 2013 2,000 of their militants "disappeared"? , Alter Mainstream Info.com, June 24, 2015

July 2, 2015 0 comments

Former members of the MEK

Mr. Gholami; MKO former member reunited his family after 25 years!

Mr. Karim Gholami joined the Mujahedin-e Khalq group in 1987 when he was just 16 years old. Within the organization he was not satisfied with the ideology and doctrines of the group.

During the Chelcheraq Operation he injured severely and forced to use wheelchair for about 24 years.

Within the MKO Cult he lost the track of his family since any relationship and any form of contact with the family members is forbidden in the Cult.

Finally in 2009 Karim managed to leave the Cult. He declared his defection from the group on January 2011.

In January 2015, the family of former MKO member Karim Gholami found him again after 25 years. The family recognized Karim from his writing on the internet along with his picture. He had published this to find his family. It worked and they are all now reunited, Iraninterlink reported.

June 30, 2015 0 comments

Former members of the MEK

Defection from Mujahedin-e Khalq is increasing

A growing number of MKO members are leaving the Cult despite the group efforts to hold them in.

Neday-e Haqiqat Website reported the defection of 4 Camp Liberty residents during the last three months.

According to the report the individuals managed to escape the cult and resided at Mohajer Hotel, Iraq.

The MKO ringleaders have prevented members of the group from meeting their relatives in a bid to prevent their defection.

Several family members of Camp Liberty residents have established a permanent picket in front of the Camp entrance since June. The families told Iraq’s Minister of Human Rights they would be satisfied even to see their loved ones at a distance of 10 metres and then they will leave. The Minister did intervene on their behalf and the MKO have again rejected it, Sahar Family Foundation reported.

Despite the group leader’s efforts to keep members behind the bars of the Cult, about 17 Camp Liberty residents could liberate themselves during last year.

Besides, in Albania about 120 members parted away with the group. The increased number of defections in Albania has caused the MKO leaders to hold the last group of transferees “in quarantine “, according to ex-members website reports.

June 29, 2015 0 comments

Missions of Nejat Society

Nejat Society meeting on the occasion of Mr. Mohammadpur return

Mr. Abbas Mohammadpur defected the Mujahedin-e Khalq group aka MKO/MEK/PMOI in Albania and returned to his homeland.

Mohammadpur was imprisoned during the Iran-Iraq War in 1988 . He missed 27 years of his life within the Cult of MKO camps in Iraq. In 2014 he was transferred to Albania along with some other MKO members following the Albanian government accepted to receive some MKO members in Tirana under the request of the US.

In Albania he managed to liberate himself from the Cult boundaries. On Monday, June 15 Mr. Mohammadpur returned to his homeland and visited his family for the first time after about 27 years.

Nejat society Shiraz Province branch held a ceremony on the occasion of his return . Several members of NejatNGO including families of MKO hostages as well as ex-members of the group participated the meeting. The families included: families of Iranpur, Zare Mohazzabiye, Rahmati, Kuhpeyma, Amin, Chitsaz, Mohamamdi, Hushmand, Torabi Zakherdi, Delavar.

The defectors included Alireza Ghasemi, Kambiz Bagherzade, Mahmoud Dashtestani, Hamed Sarrafpur and Zahra Sadat Mirbagheri.

Nejat Society meeting on the occasion of Mr. Mohammadpur return