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Being assisted by Mujahedin-e Khalq terrorist organization, the Ba'ath party has created 365 mass graves, in the era of Saddam Hussein in power, for those who had been killed in armed struggles or the ones who were executed by Saddam direct order.According to a reliable Iraqi source, who preferred to remain unknown, Saddam had asked MKO to participate in the Ba'ath party atrocities and crimes and kill at least 2% of those Iraqi people who opposed him
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The Bush Administration's policy of “my enemy's enemy is my friend” has led the US to support the MEK (Mujahideen-e-Khalq a.k.a PMOI), which has a clear track records of terrorist activities including against the US. The US has been giving arms and cash to the terrorists in the MEK for years MEK leaders have been taking American tax payers’ money and cashing it in an awful lot of bank accounts in London. The US has trained MEK teams in the state of Nevada and that “they do a lot of crazy stuff inside Iran”.
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“A special committee is founded in Iraqi defense ministry to pursue the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO) case and the Iraqi government is willing to take charge of the MKO terrorist group and make a decision about them” said Iraqi defence minister Abdolqadir Jasem Alobaydi in a press conference in Baquba Friday.Meanwhile The Iraqi government spokesman Ali Aldabbaq said on June 18 that the MEK, as the group is commonly known.
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Member of Iranian parliament’s national security and foreign policy commission said here Friday that the terrorist Mujahideen Khalq Organization (MKO) will be put in the UK terrorist list once again. According to Habilian association (Representative of the families of 16000 terror victims in Iran) Karimi stated that current term of Majlis has become more diplomatically active than its predecessors and intends to make maximum use its potential.
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Staging a protest rally in front of Governor’s building, Hundreds of peoples of Khalis in Iraq called for the expulsion of MKO terrorists from their land. The protesters, who carried different placards, demanded that the Iraqi government’s security plan should not change into a political issue and must involve all parts of Dyali province. The demonstrators also declared their demands via the placards for the expulsion of MKO terrorists from Iraq.
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In his newest article “America’s Obligations to Protect the Iranian Opposition” Raymond Tanter once again tried to buy more support for MKO terrorists while invoking the Fourth Geneva Convention; but he is probably unaware that as my friend Professor Sheldon Foote says Geneva IV applies to individuals, not to a camp of armed, uniformed terrorists. The Iranian Communist MEK (MKO, PMOI, NCRI, Rajavi Cult, or Pol Pot of Iran) terrorists are on the State Department's list for good reasons.
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Some European Union members have warned against removing the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO) from the bloc's list of terrorist groups. A number of EU parliamentarians, in a letter have slammed a British court decision to remove the MKO from the British terror list. The letter adds, the MKO claims to be a democratic Iranian opposition, while it is instead a terrorist group with totalitarian ideals.
(Press TV)
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Much of the information behind this is being promulgated by Israel, which has a vested interest in seeing Iran neutralized as a potential threat. But Israel is joined by another source, even more puzzling in terms of its broad-based acceptance in the world of American journalism: the Mujahadeen-e Khalk, or MEK, a terrorist Iranian opposition group sworn to overthrow the current government in Tehran. The CIA today provides material support to the actions of the MEK inside Iran.
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Lidington expressed appreciation for Iran’s efforts to establish peace and security in Iraq, saying, “A secure Iraq is to the benefit of the entire region.” He also criticized Britain’s decision to remove the Mojahedin Khalq Organization (MKO) from the terrorist groups blacklist. The British MP expressed his country’s interest to improve relations with the Islamic Republic.
(Tehran Times)
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"Rajavi's group is a coalition of which the armed opposition People's Mujahideen Organisation of Iran (PMOI) is a member. The PMOI is banned in Iran, and considered a terrorist group by the European Union and the United States.The EU has frozen many of the PMOI's assets as a result of its decision. Iran always refers to the PMOI -- which carried out a bloody wave of assassinations in Tehran in the early 1980s -- as the "monafeghin" meaning hypocrites."
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