Open letter of Ali Akbar Rastgoo to the Australian Ambassador in Germany: Keep Mojahedin Khalq on terrorist List
Australian Embassy
Wallstraße 76-79
10179 Berlin
Dear Ambassador David James RitchieAO,
On November the 25th the listing of the Iranian “Mojahedin-e Khalq” organization (MKO/MEK), aka “People´s Mojahedin Organization of Iran” (PMOI) with its political wing, the “National Council of Resistance of Iran” (NCRI) and its military wing, the “National Liberation Army” (NLA) on the Consolidated List has to be extended.
Since years, the MKO tries to appear as a democratic exile-opposition, calling themselves “the Iranian resistance”. They spent a lot of money to acquire support from international former political and military officials and launched a huge public-relations-campaign to present themselves as the “only alternative to the Iranian regime”.
But behind the wall, the MKO is a cultish organization with no support among the most Iranians (exiles as well as those living in Iran). The majority of the Iranians despise the MKO for their alliance with Saddam Hussein in the 80s and for their position against the nuclear program (by most of the Iranian population the program is seen as a legitimate right). At least there is the occult and even messianic image, which has been arranged to Maryam Rajavi “President-elect” and “Sun of the Revolution” and the cultish structure of the organization, which raises questions of democracy within the organization itself because Maryam Rajavi remained the President of the organization since her “election” in 1993 without any sign of political pluralism.
Daniel Benjamin, the former U.S. State Department’s counterterror coordinator, told the FP-Website 2015: “Being delisted as a Foreign Terrorist Organization — a decision I took part in — doesn’t mean that this group … has suddenly … become trustworthy or worthy of engagement.”[2], beat up critical demonstrators in Saint-Michel in 2012[4].
With cyber-attacks they crashed several homepages from former members and critics.
They denounce former members and critics as “agents of the Iranian intelligence” in general.
A lot of MKO-members took part in a large number of hunger strikes in the last years (also in Australia) and so revealed servile obedience to their leader, Maryam Rajavi. You may not forget the self-illumination-protest by MKO-members after the French police raid the MKO headquarter in Paris in 2003.
A speaker of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs told in June 27th 2014:
“France has no contact with the “People’s Mujahedin Organization of Iran” which is known for its use of violence. It has no legal existence in France as an organization. Its violent and undemocratic Ideology has been exposed by several human rights organizations, such as Amnesty International who have reported on the organization’s cultic practices and its refusal to formally renounce violence. We also warn about the intense campaign of disinformation and influence it leads”.[2], includes armed attacks and assassinations against Iranian Government personnel and property, murdering of US military and civilians and the simultaneous attacks on Iranian embassies worldwide, including Australia. With regard to this and in the light of the MKO-activities in the last years, the MKO seems not to have renounced violence seriously.
As an organization of MKO-dropouts we are well connected to the latest dropouts coming directly from Camp Liberty.
We would like to meet you or the responsible official in the embassy in Berlin or in the consulate general in Frankfurt to inform you about the latest new from inside the MKO, especially about the ties between the MKO and ISIS.
This could be interesting regarding the Listing of the MKO and the upcoming decision to extend the MKO-listing, or not.
We would be very happy to be invited to share our information.
Yours sincerely,
AAWA Association e.V.
Dipl. Ing. Ali Akbar Rastgou (Chairman)
[1] http://foreignpolicy.com/2015/04/27/former-state-official-helped-delist-the-mek-as-a-terror-threat-that-doesnt-mean-he-wants-to-testify-with-them/.
[2] http://www.iran-interlink.org/index.php?mod=view&id=2809.
[3] http://www.iran-interlink.org/index.php?mod=view&id=12755.
[4] http://iran-interlink.org/wordpress/?p=6319.
[5] http://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/fr/dossiers-pays/iran/http-publication-diplomatie-gouv-fr-fr-dossiers-pays-iran-evenements/article/iran-organisation-des.
[6] http://www.aph.gov.au/About_Parliament/Parliamentary_Departments/Parliamentary_Library/FlagPost/2012/December/Delisting_the_MujahideeneKhalq_MeK
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AAWA association,
in recruiting in European countries. The Mojahedin Khalq of Iran (aka Rajavi cult) led by Maryam Rajavi is one of the oldest and most dangerous of these cultic groups. It is now over 30 years that the members of this cult have been exiled from Iran and the group is notoriously despised by Iranians inside and outside the country. Iranians have a good understanding about this cult therefore no Iranian would join their programs. It because of this lack of support that the Mojahedin Khalq, like ISIS, is recruiting from European citizens.
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9th” (https://www.facebook.com/events/972865329487097/).

published in Iran Probe website (www.iran-efshagari.com), belonging to People’s Mujahedin of Iran (Mojahedin-e-Khalq Organization (MEK)), on June 17, 2016.
you that after years of captivity in Iraq, our children, while some of them were captured by Mojahedin-e-Khalq in the Iran – Iraq war as a soldiers for their country and others were captured by Iraqi soldiers sold to this organization by Saddam Hussein. And some others were young people who were out in the hope of education or employment were kidnapped from Iran and other countries such as Turkey and were transferred from the airport to the Mojahedin in Camp Ashraf in Iraq.
refugee camp of liberty which is situated near to Baghdad international airport till the end of 2016 in Tirana. we have become very glad and happy while we heard this news because in the past year despite of Rajavi’s aversion and reluctancy for sending the members to Albania hundreds of those stuck and stranded members could get out of the Ragavi’s mafia-organization in Iraq to Albania.