\nUrging Albanian government to let the families to contact their loved ones in MEK camp \u2013 Petition<\/p>\n
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\nYou are aware that the members of this organization are billeted in a camp in Man\u00ebz in Durr\u00ebs County, western Albania. The camp is completely controlled by the organization\u2019s leader \u2013 Albanian officials have no authority over it. The MEK organization is run as a destructive mind control cult …
\nOne week ago, a petition was created for the families, addressing the Albanian government, and by the time I write this letter to you, more than 800 of them have signed it. Link below:
\nhttp:\/\/chng.it\/GCPbBfFPGr<\/a><\/p>\n
\nThis situation is worsened with the knowledge that there are more than three thousand members of the Mojahedin-e Khalq (MEK) in Tirana. Most of these MEK members are all considered to be administrative retirees, but are confined to work in the MEK\u2019s terrorist camp. Many elderly men and women are spending their senior years behind computer systems in the MEK camp, using media accounts on social networks, to
\nTerrorists do not need visas; they are already welcomed in Albania
\nThis has, of course, alarmed the MEK since like all other destructive mind control cults, the
\nleaders are scared to death of the families of the cult\u2019s members. They know that familial emotions will counter their brainwashing practices on the members. A few days after the campaign<\/p>\n
\nOn behalf of the families I request the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Supreme National Security Council note the situation of Enforced Disappearance of their loved ones in Albania and launch a lawsuit to complain to the responsible UN Committee against Albania according to the relevant international regulations which that country has signed up for.<\/p>\n
\nMany MEK members are over 60, because the organization wanted total dedication to the cause, which its leaders expected to be quickly successful, and therefore discouraged them from marrying and having children, which would have distracted them from their illegal and immoral goals. This has made the Mojahedin camp like an isolated nursing home, and in many countries it is nursing homes where the virus has hit the hardest.<\/p>\n
\nThe Intercept\u2019s Murtaza Hussain says members of the Mojahedin-e Khalq, an exiled Iranian militant group better known as the MEK, are tasked all day to run the cultish group\u2019s propaganda campaign against the Iranian government.<\/p>\n