Aawa Association

On Thursday 30 August 2007, the office of the National Council of Resistance (another name for the Mojahedin Khalq organisation or Rajavi cult) in Germany organised a ‘Press Conference’ in Berlin. The reporters, who had been privately invited, left the salon soon after they discovered they had been lied to and that there was no news whatsoever presented in the conference. One reporter later said: "we soon found that we had been invited to a propaganda show by the Mojahedin Khalq to help their campaign of revenge against their critics among human rights activists". The bulk of the audience and reporters left the conference raising their disgust about the way they had been brought there by deception.

The so-called press conference was managed by Mrs Massoumeh Boloorchi who introduced herself as the ‘Representative of the National Council of Resistance in Germany’ but who maintains her position as a leading member of the Mojahedin Khalq Organisation (a proscribed terrorist organisation in the USA, UK, Canada and the EU). She tried with desperation to calm the angry reporters who had been brought there by deception.

Three days after the press conference only one German newspaper mentioned the event in passing in an article about Iran.

‘Sister Fereshteh’, (Mrs Boloorchi, who is a member of the Mojahedin’s all-women Leadership Council personally selected by Rajavi) has a reputation within the cult for being a clumsy person. It seems that this disastrous press conference and the overt ridicule they received from the media and journalists could be the last nail in her coffin and we will soon witness her losing her position in the Leadership Council. Of course, we believe that the problem for Rajavi and the Mojahedin Khalq Organisation does not lie in the hands of this woman and they really should search deeper.

The disastrous result of this latest press conference, which died even before starting, shows that the efforts by the cult over the last four years to be removed from western terrorist lists without rejecting terror and violence has not and will not fool people in those countries.

The leaders of the Rajavi cult, as they have stressed over and over in their internal meetings, are now going back to what they have been trained for by Saddam’s Republican guards, and that is physical assassination and physical terror. It is now clear that the cult leaders have changed their recent tactics and have chosen to resort to open violence and terror in European countries and, as they have always instructed, this starts with the human rights activists, critics and ex-members who are blamed for the failure of the Mojahedin Khalq Organisation to find a new benefactor after the fall of Saddam Hussein.

One should not forget that the cult leaders, by referring to the 2003 self-burnings by cult members which resulted in two deaths and several disabled, have on many occasions emphasised that those who are capable of burning themselves on instant instruction, could kill anyone at anytime and anyplace when they receive this instruction.

Aawa Association would like to bring to the attention of the authorities in Germany the great danger which threatens the survivors of this cult in European countries.

AAWA Association e.V.  Postfach 90 31 73  D – 51124 Köln  Phone: +49 (0) 163 1849145  Email: info@iran-aawa.com Email: aawa_association@web.de

Aawa Association, Cologne, Germany, September 01, 2007

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The address of the hired salon is:

Conventions Hall 5B

Paris “ Nord Villepinte

BP 68004-95970 Roissy

CDG cedex

This salon has a capacity of 9,000 people, over 27,000 square meters of which has been hired by an American company for a meeting of "Peace and Freedom" and has been handed over to Maryam Rajavi (leader of proscribed terrorist organisation Mojahedin Khalq).

This salon has been hired for 3 days (allowing for the preparation work needed before the show) for 50,000 Euro/day.

Preparation of the show has been given to another company for 100,000 Euros.

Mojahedin Khalq have opened an office in Port Bagnolet and, falsifying the information about their attack on a meeting in Paris on the 17th of June in which a high ranking terrorist member of the cult was arrested, try to gather support and bring people from French society.

They have also put in place a system to transfer people from other countries to increase the audience. The proscribed terrorist organisation, Mojahedin Khalq, using planes, trains and Busses gives 2,000 Euros to people travelling via airports and 1,000 Euros for those coming by train.

The cult will be using refugees from Afghanistan and Tajikistan as they speak Persian and has paid for many refugees to participate. This is for the cameras and film as these refugees can be claimed to be Iranians by sight.

The sound and light system as well as filming facilities (including a special 9 meter high crane) has cost the Mojahedin 150,000 Euros which has already been paid in full. The distance between the venue and Paris is so far that the train ticket to get there will cost 16 Euros per head.

We have been informed that the Mojahedin Khalq (Rajavi cult) following their change of tactics in Europe which started with attacking and seriously injuring participants of a meeting in Paris on 17th June, are planning to make as much violence as possible in and around the salon for their propaganda purposes and to claim to be an important group and therefore under attack. Thousands of disaffected members of the cult who have over the past years chosen to expose the true nature of the cult and its leaders Massoud and Maryam Rajavi by democratic, lawful and peaceful means have obviously predicted the failure of the terrorist cult’s desperate change of tactic.

The salons given to the terrorist cut by American companies and the millions of dollars spent for the cult’s desperate show in France could be considered as the salary given to the terrorist cult by known secret services that have and are using them to do their dirty work.

By the most conservative estimates, the show, which probably will bring something between 5,000 to 7,000 hired people to the venue, is costing between 750,000 to 1,000.000 Euros. And this is perhaps only a small portion of the money spent by the enemies of the people of Iran in a desperate attempt to save the proscribed terrorist cult, Mojahedin Khalq Organisation.

AAWA Association e.V.

Postfach 90 31 73

D Р51124 K̦ln

Phone: +49 (0) 163 1849145

Email: info@iran-aawa.com

Email: aawa_association@web.de

Aawa Association, Cologne, June 28, 2007