Manipulation Techniques of the MEK cult leaders

1000 heroines out of 900 women in Camp Liberty !

Rajavi is not so creative to misuse the recent acid attacks in Iran. She seeks to find a way to show off her nonexistent feminist ideas! The truth about the conditions of women in the MKO camps is abuse, abuse, abuse! The Thousand Heroine of Liberty are banned from love, marriage, having children….

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Collapse of Morality in the MKO

For instance, marriage, maternal love, family life are regarded by the MKO leaders as counter values. In turn, polygamy, treason and divorce –that are usually considered as counter values– are recommended values in the Cult of Rajavi. The leader of the MKO is able to marry as many wives as he wants – up to the number of the Cult’s Elite Council, about 600 women

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Open Letter of Iranian Pen Club to Dr. Ahmad Shaheed

2. Unfortunately it has been reported that you are being feed by the sources that are linked to the Mujahidin Kalgh of Iran. Mujahidin of Iran lead by Masoud Rajavi and Maryam Rajavi pose as opposition to the Iranian Government, but in reality as far as human rights is concerned this cult greatly violates Human Rights …

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Modern Slavery in the Cult under Rajavi’s Program for Women

The testimonies of three interviewed women who are interviewed in the documentary severely challenge very special page on Maryam Rajavi’s website where its Gobbles propaganda issues a long statement titled “Women’s Freedoms and Equality in Tomorrow’s Iran”. Criticizing the Constitution of the Islamic Republic for violation of women rights…

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MKO Ringleader Orders Execution of Defected Members

The ringleader of the terrorist Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO, also known as MEK, NCRI or PMOI), Maryam Rajavi, has issued an order for the assassination and execution of any member who intends to defect the group, media reports revealed on Saturday. Rajavi in a message two weeks ago branded those MKO …

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Memoirs of Abdulkarim Ebrahimi, MKO defector

I entered the MKO in 1989 after I was deceived by the phony promises of the group. As soon as I arrived in the MKO/MEK/PMOI, I found myself as a hostage in a inhumane cult where I even didn’t have the right to think freely. Any kind of socializing with others was forbidden as a “plot”. Members were under a 24-7 controlling system that forced them to attend daily and weekly sessions of inquisition…

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