Mujahedin Khalq Organization

Forever in Exile: The Iranian Mujahideen-e Khalq

The Mujahideen-e Khalq aka MEK/MKO/PMOI will never have the necessary popular grassroots to carry the banner of a future revolution against the Islamic Republic of Iran…While the MEK has an extensive public history of violence in Iran, the pinnacle of its repugnance in the eyes of many Iranians came during its cooperation with Saddam Hussein’s Iraq

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High-ranking MKO terrorist dies in Iraqi capital

Batoul Rajaei died of lung cancer several days ago after her health deteriorated..the MKO insisted on conducting her burial at Camp Liberty. Iraqi officials, however, opposed the request and buried Rajaei far off the camp…Rajaei was reportedly responsible for brainwashing MKO members into carrying out acts of terror, and oversaw the torture of those who sought to quit the terrorist organization.

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The War of Words Against Iran’s MEK

The firestorm began in early February 2012 after anonymous White House officials accused the group of assassinating several Iranian nuclear scientists with the help of the Israeli government. Media coverage gained further traction after reports surfaced about alleged payments made by the MEK to former, high-ranking U.S. officials in exchange for ..

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What is the MKO dreaming of?

The official believes that two probable reasons may have led the MKO to slow down its cooperation with the UN and the Iraq Government. “…there are two issues that have occurred to us. One, the MEK may have over-interpreted Iraqi politics..the court has not told Secretary Clinton to delist the group and its leaders are “quite plainly, wrong”.

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Hidden sources of MKO funds revealed

Rajavi has invested these large amounts in Western countries under the cover of front companies. Today the outcomes of such investment are spent for Maryam’s expenses in her Parisian Palace and her various fashionable clothes, as well as the group’s [MKO/MEK/PMOI] conferences and luxurious parties in Europe and the US. ..

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An Iranian mystery: Just who are the MEK?

Ex-MEK member Eduard Termado is now living in Germany… He joined the MEK hoping to help Iranian democracy and did not like what he saw. He says that after three years he asked to leave, but was told he couldn’t. He stayed for 12 years. He now says joining the MEK was the biggest mistake of his life and he has expressed that feeling in an unusual way. He has married and produced three children.”My family is my protest against the MEK,”

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MKO Stalling Further Relocation

The anti-Iran terrorist Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO also known as the MEK, NCR and PMOI) announced that it will not allow the remaining residents of its Camp Ashraf to be transferred to Camp Liberty..This inappropriate demand is an affront to Iraq’s sovereignty and in contrast to UN Secretary-General’s statement released on Thursday in which Ban Ki Moon reiterated that”the Government of Iraq bears the primary responsibility..

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Former U.S. base opened to MEK terrorist group

“The residents of Camp Ashraf must make the decision to start this relocation process. Camp Ashraf is no longer a viable home for them. They have no secure future there,”said Fried…Fried urged the MEK aka MKO/PMOI to make the decision to move to Camp Hurriya, and he asked the group’s many supporters in Washington to convey that message directly to the MEK.

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MKO hanging in a vague future and past !!!! (Part2)

..all dictators around the world believe in at least a few limitations for themselves. For example, some dictators try to preserve their dignity and pride and say,’ I don’t make relations with America or Soviet Union’. But Massoud Rajavi had links with the US and other Western countries while he claimed to struggle against Imperialism, at the same time he was connected to the Soviet Union too. No ideological limits prevented him from working with either of them.”

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MKO hanging in a vague future and past!!!!(Part1)

..[The NCRI] intended to create a free region in Iranian Kurdistan. Following the hammering of Kurdistan by Iranian government, we were transferred to Alan Heights in Iraq, under Massoud Rajavi’s order. [In Iraq] we were busy-minded with a question: what are we doing in a country hostile to Iran? There, the aims of the organization were not clear to members so most dissident members were killed by Rajavi in ambiguous ways.”..

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