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“Iran: A Victim of Terrorism”in Pakdasht

“Iran: A Victim of Terrorism”exhibition was held by Habilian Association (families of 16000 Iranian terror victims) in Pakdasht, 25 km southeast of Tehran. Highly welcomed by the visitors, the exhibition was held in order for various groups of people to become familiar with the background and crimes of the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO).

Held at a request by a number of terror martyrs’ families in Pakdasht, the exhibition showed various dimensions of the MKO crimes against the Iranian nation. New and shocking dimensions of MKO’s crimes including their pre-evolution team houses, using sex attraction to make students join the cult, Rajavi’s cooperation with Shah regime to save his own life, intra-MKO clashes to elect a leader, exploring Rajavi’s personality, MKO’s shameful uprising in June 20, 1981, MKO’s mortal attacks on Iran’s president, prime minister and more than 70 senior officials in 1981, their treasons during the Iran-Iraq war, MKO’s contributions to Iraqi Shiite and Kurd massacres by Saddam Hussein, their treasons regarding Iran’s peaceful nuclear program and their current parasite stay at Iraq’s Camp Ashraf were on show.

A Comment:It's very funny for me that despite of all their treason against Iranian nation, the MKO still claims to love and be benevolent to Iranian nation

The exhibition held separately at the office of Pakdasht Friday prayer leader and the Friday prayer area was highly welcomed by Hawza and university students as well as more than 3200 people of various groups, including the city officials such as the governor and chief of the police.

The following are only few of the visitors’ positive comments who talked to the Habilian website on the exhibition:

•This is my first time to visit such a detailed exhibition. I didn’t know about many of the MKO’s inhuman behaviour. I’m happy that I’ve immunized myself against their eclectic beliefs.

•I hope the exhibition will be on show in many other cities, villages and universities in order to inform people about the MKO’s crimes.

•I am an Iran’s temporary history researcher, with parts of my study on cults including the MKO. The cult is moving into decline and misery from the very beginning. I provide my students with detailed information on the MKO as a cult. I do believe that the trend involved in Iran’s post-election clashes is consisted of a few people whose motive is self-aggrandizement, though the MKO claim it is motivated by them. However, the problem is that the MKO is really neglected in Iran.

•I knew something about the MKO’s deceiving propaganda before. I do know that they are trying to show themselves still alive. They have no Islamic beliefs and sympathy for Iranian nation.

•It’s very funny for me that despite of all their treason against Iranian nation, the MKO still claims to love and be benevolent to Iranian nation. The MKO’s treasons during the Iran-Iraq war are not forgotten yet.

October 19, 2009 0 comments

Iraq

Mojahedin Khalq contact arrested in Kualalampur for bombing Iraqi parliament

Former MP from Iraq arrested at KLIA

[ Mohammed al-Daini has been an outspoken advocate for the use of Mojahedin Khalq terrorists in Iraq (Iran-Interlink) ]

KUALA LUMPUR: The Immigration Department has confirmed that a wanted Iraqi former MP was detained at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) here last Saturday evening.

(Mohammed al-Daini)

Director-general Datuk Abdul Rahman Othman said Mohammed al-Daini was arrested for using a fake passport.
“The immigration officer at the departure checkpoint stopped him after checks revealed that the passport he had belonged to someone else,” Abdul Rahman said when contacted yesterday.

However, it is learnt he entered Malaysia on Oct 8 with a British passport.

(Mohammed al-Daini)

Mohammed is now under detention at the Immigration depot in Subang, awaiting deportation.

AN AFP report said Mohammed had gone into hiding for eight months after being accused of ordering a 2007 bomb attack in the Iraqi parliament’s canteen.
Mohammed had fled to Syria, before he left for Egypt and then Malaysia, according to Modhi Awad, brother of Mohammed Awad, an MP killed in the April 2007 bombing.
The bomb attack killed eight people, including Awad.

On February 25, Iraqi authorities prevented Mohammed from flying to Jordan but he was not arrested as he still had parliamentary immunity. Later that same day, parliament voted to lift his immunity, by which time the MP had fled.

Just days earlier, reporters were shown confessions, which was aired on television, by a nephew and a security guard of the accused MP who said they had carried out several attacks for Mohammed including the parliament bombing.

New Straits times, Kualalampur, October 16, 2009
By Alang Bendahara

October 19, 2009 0 comments

Former members of the MEK

Members of Nejat Society, Golestan branch visit Afshin Fallah

On Saturday, Sep 30th,a number of families whose children are captured in Camp Ashraf, visited Mr. Afshin Fallah who has recently been released from the bars of Rajavi’s Cult.The meeting was very useful for Nejat members.

During the meeting, a member of Nejat Society explained about the recent clashes at Camp Ashraf where “Iraqi Police wanted to establish a station and faced MEK’s violent resistance. The leaders of the cult made some of their dissident members to encounter Iraqi forces and then to be injured, killed or arrested. “

“Another trick, MKO played to abuse the members, was the hunger strike show to bring the West’s attention to itself” he added.

Then, Mr. Afshin Fallah Qareh Tapeh told his story introducing himself as an educated person who had traveled to Turkey where he had been recruited by MKO.

He told that in Turkey he met a person named Shahram and joined the organization after he was impressed by his words. He was told that he could earn more money in Europe but at first he should stay in quarantine in Iraq for some time. Afshin accepted to go to Iraq…

Mr. Fallah explained that he was threatened by the cult leaders to be handed over to Iraqi officials although he declared his opposition against the group from the early days of his entrance. He was also threatened to be labeled as IRI’s spy. “so I kept quiet for a while but I heightened my protest when I found out my life would be futile in that desert, so finally they sent me to American Camp where they introduced me as a criminal to American soldiers and asked them to look after me.” When the American camp (TIPF) was shutdown, he went to Iraqi society where he could get to know about Nejat society. He went to Iranian consulate and returned to Iran. “Now that I am here with you I am married and living a happy life with my family” he said.

At the end of the meeting the family members of Ashraf residents who were members of Nejat Society, Golestan branch, signed a petition and asked for:

The visit with their children in a free atmosphere without presence of criminal leaders of Rajavi’s cult and with presence of Red Cross representatives
The expulsion of MKO from Iraq, by Iraqi authorities and the support of other countries for the Iraqi decision
The possibility of making phone calls to their loved ones in Ashraf by the help of Red Cross and without the intervention of MKO leaders.

The names of signatories:

Mr. Hussein Ali Rigi,Barat Ali Rigi (MKO member)’s brother
Mr. Mohammad Aq Atabai,Hamid Aq Atabai (MKO member)’s brother
Mr. Sakheed saeedfar,Saeed Saeedfar (MKO member)’s brother
Mr. Ahmad Salim Nia (Ruzrokh),Shir Ahmad Ruzrokh (MKO member)’s brother
Mr. Abdul Halim Kalavi, Abdul Hamid Rau’fian (MKO member)’s uncle
Mr. Nazer Rahim Arbabi,Ahmad Rahim Arbabi (MKO member)’s brother
Mohamamd Qezel Qarsh,Ali Qezel Qarsh (MKO member)’s brother
Mohammad Dowlati,JanAli Dowlati (MKO member)’s brother
Mohammad Ali Qezelseflou,Nurollah Qezelseflou (MKO member)’s brother

Nejat Society Golestan Branch

October 17, 2009 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq Organization

MKO leaders prevent the repatriation of MKO members

Senior deputy of Iraqi Interior Ministry: Many individuals imprisoned at Camp Ashraf are willing to return to Iran including 70 of them who have announced their willingness to return but the leaders of this group prevent them.

Hadi Adnan Alasadi in an interview with governmental newspaper Al-Sabah expressed that: MEK’s presence in Iraq is illegal because of its terrorist nature organization and its violent history.
Declaring that the nature of groups such as MEK and the Kurdistan Workers Party in Turkey is the same, he added: “According to security Convention between Iraq and Washington the responsibility of Camp ashraf is under Iraqi government’s authority and the Camp’s name has been changed to “New Iraq”.

"As long as the organization maintains its terrorist nature in Iraq it has no right to claim asylum” he said,

“The presence of this organization in Iraq is illegal and violates international law.”

October 17, 2009 0 comments

MKO members to be relocated from Iraq

Rajavi lobby silenced in UK Parliament yet again

David Drew (Stroud, Labour) Rajavi lobby silenced in UK Parliament yet again
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what recent reports he has received on the detention of 36 Camp Ashraf residents without charge or trial by Iraqi forces; and if he will make a statement.

Ivan Lewis (Minister of State (Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs), Foreign & Commonwealth Office; Bury South, Labour)
The Iraqi Government have given assurances that no Camp Ashraf residents would be forcibly transferred to a country where they have reason to fear persecution, or where substantial grounds exist to believe they would be tortured.

All 36 arrested on 28 July 2009 were released on 7 October 2009 and have returned to Camp Ashraf. The Iraqi authorities have said they intend to resettle all 36 to other countries once suitable arrangements are in place. They had been detained under a combination of charges related to the violence at the camp on 28 July 2009 and immigration violations.

Our ambassador in Baghdad met the Iraqi Human Rights Minister on 6 October 2009 to discuss the detention of the 36. He was briefed on the efforts underway to make arrangements for their release.

During their detention our embassy in Baghdad was in regular contact with the Iraqi authorities, the UN Assistance Mission in Iraq and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). The UN confirmed that they have been held in acceptable local conditions. Food and water was available throughout, but the 36 men chose to follow a hunger strike in protest at their detention. Medical care was provided during their detention. The 36 had regular access to the ICRC.
House of Parliament, London, October 13, 2009

October 15, 2009 0 comments

Iran

In Iran, three ‘terrorists’ are placed on death row

Iran’s Judiciary says three Iranians — two are responsible for a deadly bombing and the remaining convict is a member of a terrorist organization — have been shipped to death row.
Reports indicate that two of the convicts are professed members of the Iran Royal Association, a little known monarchist group that seeks to overthrow the country’s Islamic establishment and replace it with the old monarchy.

The group is responsible for a deadly bombing in the southern city of Shiraz back in April 2008, in which 13 people were killed and hundreds were wounded.

The other convict is a member of the anti-Iranian terrorist organization known as the Mujahedin-e-Khalq Organization (MKO).

The three convicts have a right of appeal, officials said.

The MKO was founded in Iran in the 1960s, but its leaders and members fled the country some twenty years later after carrying out numerous acts of terror inside the country.

The group, which had close ties with former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein, masterminded a series of assassinations and bombings inside Iran, including the 1981 bombing of the offices of the Islamic Republic Party, in which more than 72 senior Iranian officials were killed, including the then Judiciary Chief Ayatollah Mohammad Beheshti.

One of the monarchists identified as Mohammad-Reza Ali-Zamani was reported by Amnesty International as "the first person sentenced to death" over Iran’s post-election violence in June.
However, a diplomat, who spoke to Press TV on condition of anonymity, said Zamani is convicted for being a member of "a terrorist group, and for trying to overthrow the Islamic Republic as well as spying on behalf of the [Central Intelligence Agency] CIA."

"He has been arrested for his participation in the Shiraz bombing and killing a number of Iranian nationals," the source said.

October 12, 2009 0 comments

Habilian Foundation

“Iran: A Victim of Terrorism”in a Qazvin university

“Iran: A Victim of Terrorism”exhibition was held by Habilian Association in Azad Islamic University of Qazvin. The exhibition was held in order for the students to become familiar with the background and crimes of the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO).

Though held in a short period of time, the exhibition was highly welcomed by the students as well as the teachers. More than 3000 students visited the exhibition through 4 days.

With their numerous questions on the crimes of MKO, the students showed their anger towards the terrorist cult. New and shocking dimensions of MKO’s crimes including their pre-evolution team houses, using sex attraction to make students join the cult, Rajavi’s cooperation with Shah regime to save his own life, intra-MKO clashes to elect a leader, exploring Rajavi’s personality,
MKO’s shameful uprising in June 20, 1981, MKO’s mortal attacks on Iran’s president, prime minister and more than 70 senior officials in 1981, theie treasons during the Iran-Iraq war, MKO’s contributions to Iraqi Shiite and Kurd massacres by Saddam Hussein, their treasons regarding Iran’s peaceful nuclear program and their current parasite stay at Iraq’s Camp Ashraf were on show.

The following are only few of students’ positive comments made in the exhibition’s guest book:

– Thank you for holding the exhibition. It introduced the enemies of Islam and Iran openly to the youth who do not have much knowledge about MKO’s background. I hope this will continue through the educational year.

– The exhibition shows the enemy to the Iranian new generation so that they will know how to counter these traitors.

– A very nice exhibition! I had no information on MKO and I’m happy you are uncovering their crimes explicitly.

– Nice exhibition! I hope this will continue.

– Well done! You showed the true face of the anti-people hypocrites (the MKO) very well.

– Thank you for all your efforts. You will be certainly successful by uncovering MKO’s false beliefs.

– Thank you very much. Please hold such exhibitions much more magnificently.

– A great responsibility is put on you. I hope you, representing families of terror martyrs, will do your best to reveal MKO’s crimes.

October 12, 2009 0 comments

Iraq

British Ambassador meets with Iraq’s Human Rights Minister

Under Iraq’s Constitution the government will not forcibly repatriate Mojahedin members to Iran

Iraq’s Human Rights Minister, Mikhail Salim, said her government does not intend to return members of the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization Iranian opposition, to their country by force.

An official source at the Ministry of Human Rights said: The Ministry, in cooperation with international organizations such as the International Committee of the Red Cross and the Office of the United Nations Commissioner for Human Rights, is fully informed of the situations of residents in the Camp of New Iraq (formerly known as Camp Ashraf), and of the humanitarian and legal aspects, stressing the necessity for them to be subject to Iraqi laws and not to encroach upon the sovereignty of the country.

On the riots which recently took place in the camp, the Minister confirmed to the British Ambassador that the Government of Iraq had investigated the matter and will provide them with detailed facts on the subject. The Minister indicated that the suspects arrested during the recent events were held based on the decision of the Director of Residence, after violating residency law. For his part, the British Ambassador showed interest and praised the Ministry of Human Rights Affairs over the 36 detainees who were released last Tuesday. The MKO has been present in Iraq since the 1980s.

Addustour, Baghdad – translated by Iran-interlink

October 11, 2009 0 comments

Mujahedin-e-khalq Organization Members

Iraq releases detained MKO members

The MKO members were arrested during the July 28-29 operation at Camp Ashraf.

The Iraqi government has released 36 members of the Mujahedeen-e-Khalq Organization (MKO) detained in a July raid on the notorious Camp Ashraf in Diyala province.

Shahriar Kia, a spokesman for the exiled terrorist group, said the inmates were released on Wednesday ‘after more than two months of hunger strike’, and were immediately taken to Ashraf medical center for treatment.

He said the detainees had recently refused to take water, too, and were in critical condition. The claim could not be independently verified.

The prisoners were arrested by Iraqi police on rioting charges after they clashed with security forces during the July 28-29 operation at Camp Ashraf, north of Baghdad, and were held in custody on grounds of illegal entry into the Iraqi soil.

In September, US Ambassador Christopher Hill vowed to press the Baghdad government not to repatriate Camp Ashraf residents to Iran.

MKO members, together with their families, have lived in Ashraf since former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein allowed the armed rebels to erect bases on the Iraqi territory during the 1980-88 war with Iran.

Following the 2003 US-led invasion of Iraq, the camp was protected by the US military until its 3,500 residents were shifted to Iraqi jurisdiction last January under a bilateral security pact.

The MKO, listed as a terror group by both Tehran and Washington, assassinated several leading Iranian figures after the 1979 Islamic Revolution.

It also engaged in bombings and brutal mass killing of civilians, and served as a military arm for the Baath regime in Baghdad during the Iraqi-Iranian war.

October 11, 2009 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq Organization

MKO and continuation of a wrong approach

Reported by Times, a group of ailing hunger strikers from Barnet ended their 72-day fast today after achieving what they called a "huge victory for humanity". A dozen fasters from across Barnet have refused food for more than ten weeks in an attempt to convince international forces to help 36 fellow Iranians in the custody of the Iraqi Government. The detainees were freed and returned to Camp Ashraf from a military base in Baghdad, where they were being held. Many of the arrested were also on a hunger strike and are said to be seriously ill and have been taken to Ashraf medical center for treatment.

Noteworthy in this entire story is application of pressure prompted by the hunger strikers to enforce an organizational will. No doubt, a government like Iraq has to take precautionary measures to guarantee its people’s security at a time when the country is facing violent challenges from a variety of dissident factions and remnants of the ousted dictator and his collaborators. Of course none of these dissidents are willing to abide by the new constitution and rules that restricts their activity in the country, including the terrorists hosted and patronized by Saddam.

Although removed from the EU list of terrorist organizations, MKO is still a recognized terrorist group with the full practice of a cult. The marriage and merger of terrorism and cultism has transformed MKO to a dangerous organization that never abides by any constitution and organizational law to achieve its illegal demands. Look, for example, at its appalling, anti-human and cultic immolations of June 17, 2003 to protest the arrest of its leader, Maryam Rajavi. It did not take long to force French Government to release her only to extinguish human torches and to stop cultic practices that were leading the country into a real social crisis. Then, Mojahedin sang and danced to celebrate the victory.

It is the victory that is important for MKO regardless of the lives it may cost. The story is repeated again. The organization claims to have achieved another victory and nothing but the words stated by the sympathizers and members can describe the truth under the words: "Everyone here is crying, dancing, singing. Celebrations will continue late into the night. It is a truly wonderful moment. "We know we will have health problems later, but that is nothing compared to what we have achieved." The jubilant is natural because the cult believes it has succeeded to win over the law and order through pressure and cultic practices. But the sad part is that it is claimed to be a victory for right demands and democracy. What will really happen if democracy, unless they have a different definition for democracy, is to be achieved through pressure, violence and anti-human practices?

October 10, 2009 0 comments

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