Pars Brief Newsletter

Inside this Issue:

1. Britain may admit 17 Liberty residents with no links to terrorism
2. U.S. Pledges Support to UN Trust Fund for Resettlement of Camp Hurriya Residents
3. MEK Makes Desperate New Iran Nuclear Accusation, Reuters Yawns
4. German authorities protest over MKO relocation in Koln
5. Spy nabbed in Israel MKO agent: Ex-MKO member
6. 5 Enemies of Diplomacy Hell-Bent On Sabotaging Peace Between America and Iran
7. Just who has been killing Iran’s nuclear scientists?
8. Meet The Weird, Super-Connected Group That’s Mucking Up U.S. Talks With Iraq

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Inside this Issue:

• 70 MKO terrorists defect after arriving in Albania
• US Denies Visiting Allegedly Missing Iranians
• UN mission in Iraq witnesses aftermath of Camp Ashraf attack
• Iraq Promises Probe Into Iranian Exile Killings
• Iranian exiles leave disputed Camp Ashraf in Iraq
• MKO Threatens to Assassinate Iranian, Iraqi Officials
• Ban deplores attack on Iranian exile camp north of Baghdad

Download Pars Brief – Issue No. 74
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Inside This Issue:

• AP Interview: UN Iraq rep urges exile cooperation
• Iraq: UN envoy welcomes relocation of dozens of Iranian exiles to Albania
• The Shameless Pro-MEK Lobbying Continues
• Bob Filner now claims he was fooled by fake MEK charity in U.S.
• Why Is There Bipartisan Support for the MEK? Because Politicians Like Getting Paid
• MEK Stirs Pot in Iran Despite Improved Negotiation Outlook After Rohani’s Election
• Michael Rubin: Yes, Mujahedin al-Khalq Is a Dishonest Cult
• How to pack a Mujahadeen-e-Khalq rally: spend thousands on Western politicians, less on (non-Iranian) students 

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Inside this Issue:

• Thirty residents of Camp Hurriya departed Iraq for Albania
• Far from Iran election, former guerrillas lobby Washington
• Le Figaro: the anti-Iranian People’s Mujahedin Fight in Syria
• How Fast Can Someone Be ‘Radicalized’?
• Serious concerns over heightened level of violence in Iraq – UN Envoy tells European Parliament
• U.S. plans to move Iranian exile group out of Iraq hit snag

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•        UN welcomes Germany’s offer to resettle residents of Camp Hurriya

•        EU welcomes Albanian offer, Fully supports Martin Kobler efforts

•        UNHCR welcomes Albanian offer of humanitarian admission for 210 residents of Camp Hurriya, Iraq

•        U.S. pushes Mojahedin Khalq to accept Albanian asylum offer

•        US rejects moving Iranian exiles back to old camp

•        Rocket attack on Camp Liberty killed and wounded MKO and Iraqi policemen

•        Debate over Camp Liberty in UK parliament

•        For former Iranian ‘terrorists,’ a warm Washington welcome

•        The “Rehabilitation” of the MEK

Download Pars Brief – Issue No.71
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Inside this Issue:

• U.N. chief appeals for countries to take MKO members
• Intl. reporters visit Camp Ashraf for the first time
• Former US Official: I wish MEK Died out in ‎‏1980‏‎’s
• The next pro-MEK lobbying effort is about to begin
• Q&A: what is the MEK and why did the US call it a terrorist organisation?
• Iranian terrorist group now freedom fighters, in U.S. eyes

Download Pars Brief – Issue No.69
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Inside this Issue:

1.    State to decide on Mujahedin-e Khalq terror delisting in 4 months

2.    U.S. to decide Iranian group’s fate after camp closes

3.    MKO terrorists receive funds from Saudi Arabia, Israel: MKO defector

4.    1000 MKO terrorists seek pardon from Iran

5.    Testimony of Ambassador Daniel Fried on the Status of Processing of Camp Ashraf Residents

6.    Terrorist group puts out propaganda report claiming Iranian secretly advancing nuclear weapons program

7.    MEK and the Unspeakable Chaos of the Rule of Law

8.    Hillary’s Terrorists

Download Pars Brief – Issue No.66
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