\nIf you ask an Iranian why they are so happy during the last days of winter and the first days of spring, they will smile at you and say, we celebrate balance: balance of light and dark. We
\nthink that\u2019s the start of something new.<\/p>\n
– MARYAM RAJAVI JOHN BERCOW – Persian New Year, bright future for MEK survivors<\/strong> – Let me contact my brother after 41 years<\/strong> – The MEK and Children \u2013 Reza Gooran<\/strong> – Left homeless, poor and sick after over 30 years of serving MEK<\/strong> – MEK AND FRANCE \u2013 A CULT IN HEART OF REPUBLIC<\/strong> – Massoud Rajavi beat and kicked Mehri to force her to stay in his cult<\/strong> – Refused to have sex with the MEK leader \u2013 They killed her<\/strong> – Massoud Rajavi offered his own gun to the 14-year-old Zohair<\/strong> – Women humiliated in the MEK<\/strong>![\"Nejat](\"https:\/\/www.nejatngo.org\/en\/wp-content\/uploads\/NL-92.jpg\")
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\n\u2026 What links these two is that the MEK was in the process of grooming Bercow to become the
\nMEK\u2019s lobbying replacement for the late David Amess in the UK parliament. Amess lined up
\namong an anti-Iran cabal that included John Bolton and Rudi Giuliani.<\/p>\n
\nAs all Iranians around the world celebrate Nowruz, the Persian New Year, there are a few thousands of Iranians taken as hostages by the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (the MKO\/ MEK\/PMOI\/ Cult of Rajavi) in Albania. However, recent developments regarding the MEK hostages indicate a potential positive perspective.<\/p>\n
\nKhoram Ramazani was taken as a war prisoner in September 1980, in the early days of the Iran-Iraq war. He was in contact with his family through letters and photos that he used to send via the international<\/p>\n
\nIn September 2002, Reza was five years old when his mother Farokh Farhangian took him across the Kurdistan border to join the Mujahedin Khalq (MKO\/ MEK\/PMOI\/ Cult of Rajavi) At the time, there was almost no child in the group\u2019s Camp Ashraf<\/p>\n
\nBarani Dehghani, former member of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization\u2026 He was taken as a hostage by MEK forces in the front, in March 1987. As he was not registered as a war prisoner, he was intimidated to stay in the Cult of Rajavi in Iraq.<\/p>\n
\n\u2026 Iran has unveiled the Persian copy of a French book that reviews the grisly crimes committed by the notorious antiIran terror group, Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization.
\nA Cult in the Heart of the Republic is the title of the book written by a member of the French
\nSenate, Nathalie Goulet\u2026.<\/p>\n
\nMehri Musavi a female member of the MEK was killed in 2003 after she asked to leave the
\ngroup. Born in 1961 Mehri Musavi was a student in her twenties studying in a university in the United States when she decided to join the MEK in Iraq.<\/p>\n
\nMinoo Fathali was killed by the MEK leaders because she did not want to sleep with the leader of the Mujahedin Khalq (MEK\/ MKO\/ PMOI\/Cult of Rajavi), Massoud Rajavi.<\/p>\n
\nZohair Zakeri was born in 1976. When in 1991 Massoud Rajavi ordered to separate the children form their Mujahed parents and smuggle them to Europe and North America, Zohair
\nrefused to leave Camp Ashraf; he allegedly wanted to be a fighter of the MEK\u2019s army, the
\nso-called National Liberation army\u2026<\/p>\n
\n. . . Every year on the anniversary of the \u201cInternational Women\u2019s day, the MEK gathers a number of women unaware of the group\u2019s history of terrorist activities; agenda: necessity of freedom for women in the Iranian society!!<\/p>\n