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The Cult of Mojahedin Is No Political Weight

Nejat SocietyApril 4, 2007067 views

.. MKO could never be considered as a potential political faction to steer Iran in its political career neither before nor after the Iranian revolution….All they did before the revolution was scanty terrorist operations against Shah’s agents and the American businessmen and military advisors inside Iran as well as a number of their estates. What they did after the revolution proved that they could never be trusted as a political weight to have any role in Iran’s ruling hierarchy.

Iraq Intensifies Efforts to Expel Iranian Group

Nejat SocietyMarch 15, 2007090 views

Now the Iraqi government is intensifying its efforts to evict the 3,800 or so members of the group who live in Iraq, although U.S. officials say they are in no hurry to change their policy toward the MEK, which has been a prime source of information about Iran’s nuclear program.

The European Parliament Held an Assembly, Considering the MKO’s Present Situation

Nejat SocietyMarch 1, 2007065 views

Angelika Beer briefly explained the reason why MKO is absent. She said that”since MKO are known as a terrorist group and their name is among EU terrorist list therefore , they are prevented for attending the assembly.”Followed by Angelika Beer, Michael Matison read a report on legal rights in EU Parliament. Then Senator Josie Doubie shared his personal experience visiting the Camp Ashraf . He mentioned MKO is a cult group by the definition of the cult.

The Gang of Rajavi is Collapsing

Nejat SocietyMarch 1, 2007067 views

In an unprecedented way, the MKO’s stupid propaganda system is reflecting how its supporters and members in gatherings have decreased. The gang of Rajavi could gather only 35 supporters in Geneva, 12 in Munich and 17 in London to show the support for its policies; this indicates that the gang of Rajavi is bankrupt.

MKO’s So-Called Legal Claims Futile

Nejat SocietyFebruary 26, 2007080 views

it contains some points that reveal MKO’s efforts to prevent the process of expulsion from Iraq; indeed, it shows the MKO efforts against the government that is determined to expel the group are all futile. Since the stances of MKO spokespersons are illegal, MKO leaders use expensive lawyers to threaten Iraqi officials.

Voices from Everywhere, Calling for MKO’s Expulsion

Nejat SocietyFebruary 19, 2007069 views

Fazel Al-Shovaili, adviser of Iraq’s Deputy Interior Minister for Security Affairs Shirvan Vaeli, said:”MKO is a terrorist group with long history of killing Iraqis and enjoying privileges from Saddam government.”During a conference called”Iraq Without Terrorist Organization, sponsored by Iraq’s National Security Ministry in Baghdad, he added:”the presence of this organization is a tragic consequence left from former regime.

MKO Presence Illegal: Iraqi Interior Minister

Nejat SocietyFebruary 15, 2007062 views

In the new Iraq, there’s no place for groups that can have negative impacts on relations with neighboring countries,”he said.”The two countries should be careful in preserving the security of their borders and to achieve that the two sides have already taken good steps,”he added. In the meeting, Hassan Kazemi Qomi, Iranian ambassador to Iraq invited his Iraqi counterpart to visit his country.

Time to Expel MKO From Iraq

Nejat SocietyFebruary 13, 2007081 views

Danger is not limited to this. It has become more dangerous. This organization has returned to its previous status and there is coordination between the members of MKO and remnants of former regime so that with the lobby of MKO in Europe, orphans of former regime have gone to the EU.

Europe Slaps MKO in the Face

Nejat SocietyFebruary 5, 2007092 views

This Council announced on January 31 that according to the ruling of the court it would provide the MKO with reasons of freezing its assets. The Council also stated that it would give a month to the MKO to present documents to defend itself before the Council announces the final decision.*

Iranian Mujahideen group must leave the country

Nejat SocietyFebruary 5, 2007060 views

Al Dabbagh said members of the People’s Mujahideen Organisation of Iran, or Mujahideen-e-Khalq, have been told they must go to Iran”or any other country”and should”arrange their residence in a country other than Iraq.””The Cabinet affirms that the legal character of this organisation is a terrorist organisation,”Al Dabbagh said during a news conference.