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Scott Horton and Trita Parsi discuss MKO terror group

Nejat SocietyAugust 13, 2011079 views

Trita Parsi, founder and president of the National Iranian American Council, discusses the Mujahideen-e Khalq’s tendency to accuse their critics of working for the Iranian government; how constant US belligerence and the MEK’s violent radicalism serve as useful foils for the Iranian regime – discrediting dissidents and keeping the people in fear; how violent coups beget radical authoritarian governments, while nonviolent methods often deliver democratic results; the many former US officials now employed as well-paid lobbyists…

Scott Horton Interviews Philip Giraldi

Nejat SocietyAugust 13, 2011085 views

Former CIA officer Philip Giraldi discusses the MEK’s rightful place on the State Department’s (admittedly flawed and politicized) terrorism list; why a lack of determined opposition (unlike to, say, Jonathan Pollard’s pardon) will probably get the MEK what it wants; why Americans never seem to catch on even after being lied into war again and again;…

Mr. Khodabandeh interview with NIAC

Nejat SocietyAugust 2, 2011097 views

I am here today with Mr. Massoud Khodabande,a former member of the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization. The MEK has been designated by the US State Department of State as a Foreign Terrorist Organization or FTO ever since the FTO was established in 1997 ….

Anne Singleton covers the history of MEK on Mark Dankof’s RBN

Nejat SocietyOctober 27, 20090101 views

Anne Singleton on the Mujahedin-e-Khalq (MeK/MKO): Mark Dankof’s America on RBN Radio .. Anne Singleton covers the history and ideology of the Mujahedin-e-Khalq (MeK) for two hours on Mark Dankof’s America on the Republic Broadcasting Network…

Dr. Paul Sheldon Foote on the Mujahedin-e-Khalq

Nejat SocietyOctober 21, 20090155 views

… Much has been said about MKO/MEK/PMOI as a terrorist organization that once conducted attacks against American citizens and is suspected of collaborating with pentagon and the Israeli intelligence in espionage activities against Iran. In a two hour radio program, Dr. Paul Sheldon Foote, covers the history and ideology of the organization on Mark Dankof’s America on the Republic Broadcasting Network.

Mujahedin destroyed all documents and books in Camp Ashraf

Nejat SocietyOctober 8, 2008061 views

After the fall of Saddam Hussein, Rajavi ordered us to search all the camp. Ashraf camp had to be wiped off any material linked to Saddam’s apparatus. He told us, the new hosts (Americans) are stronger and will be able to help us a lot more. He ordered all the anti American and anti imperialist books and documents to be destroyed.

What kind of city is Camp Ashraf?

Nejat SocietyOctober 4, 2008092 views

.. He emphasised that mass of misinformation issued by the Rajavis and their backers such as Robin Corbett, Paulo Casaca and Struan Stevenson, is aimed at keeping human rights organisations out of Camp Ashraf and Mujahedin Khalq Organization’s internal cult like affairs so that Massoud and Maryam Rajavi can continue their inhuman mistreatment of their captives behind closed doors…

BBC Yorkshire Radio Leeds interviews Anne Singleton

Nejat SocietyJuly 26, 2007093 views

It is a word which resonates with people. More familiarly I would call it ‘mind control techniques. These are well-known, well-documented. For years and years destructive cults have been using them. The way that they work in essence is that they will take a perfectly ordinary person and strip that person of their values using specific psychological manipulation.

Ann Singleton Interview with BBC

Nejat SocietyApril 22, 2007077 views

Ann Singleton has a past unlike most people working for the Iranian Mujahedin in Iraq attempting for the overthrow the Iranian government. Today I’m talking to her about her experiences and the lessons that she learned. I will ask her about the feeling of working with a terrorist organization, fighting in the desert…

BBC world interview with Anne Singleton and Gordon Corera

Nejat SocietyFebruary 7, 2007069 views

Back in the early 1980s, Anne Singleton was a rebel with a romantic streak, entranced by the selflessness, as she saw it, of a group of Iranians who were trying to bring democracy and a secular government to their country. The People’s Mujahideen, as they were known, had helped to overthrow the Shah but had been rejected by Ayatollah Khomeini and his followers and were allowed to seek refuge in Irag by Saddam Hussein.