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For the past four months the families have been asking to meet with their relatives who remain captive inside the camp. The families have established a small camp of their own to out-wait the Mojahedin\u2019s stubborn refusal to comply with their simple request.\n<\/p>\n

The families are cheerful and optimistic. They are being encouraged and facilitated by the Iraqi authorities, who also want the Mojahedin to comply with demands of the Iraqi Government.\n<\/p>\n

The Mojahedin have accused these families of being \u2018agents of the Iranian Intelligence Ministry\u2019 who have come to kill them. Rajavi has indoctrinated his followers with fear and loathing of their own mothers and fathers.\n<\/p>\n

Of course, the work of dissolving a mind-control cult is not easy. Cult experts would agree that the two groups of people who most threaten the leaders\u2019 control over members\u2019 minds are the ex-members and the families of current members. This is no different in the case of the Mojahedin-e Khalq. Having been pushed into a corner by the revelations of the ex-members, the cult now faces the absolute determination of these families to achieve their aim. The families will stay at Camp Ashraf until they have freed their children.<\/p>\n


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