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If the Rajavis had their way, everyone would believe that any criticism of the MEK and any move not worshipping the Rajavis, means working for the Iranian intelligence agency. That’s the kind of propaganda that the Rajavis tell every member of the MEK when trapping them inside it. Plenty of people figured out that that’s not the case and left the MEK, many times at the risk of torture and killing. The MEK wants to kill and torture anyone who attempts …
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In a nutshell, inside the ideological, political, and organizational framework of Rajavi and also the larger echelon of the organization, any doubt and question on leadership and his actions, purposes and objectives is equal to an attempt of usurping and claiming the leadership status; from the viewpoint of Abrishamchi and Rajavi it is absolute polytheism and heresy whose punishment is organizational and ideological apostasy.
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The incidents of 17 June, self-immolations and the subsequent death of Neda (Hassani) and Marzeh (Mojaveri) was the best granted opportunity to render the whole operation and the dead a legend that substantially has fueled it propaganda machine. in contrast to Maryam Rajavi’s rejection of the incidents as premeditated scenario plotted by the organization, Rajavi’s glorification of the acts of immolations and paying homage to those who died of the burning injuries
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Homa Bashardoust, the wife of Thamer Mahdavi, was imprisoned due to her refusing the forced divorces decreed by Masoud Rajavi and deciding to leave the cult. She was then set into fire while she was in a tank, while it was announced that the tank explosion caused her death.
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The MKO made, and still makes, the members block their minds against any information except what is provided by the cult itself. That is, it was forbidden for the members to make any contact with their parents, listening to the radio or any speeches, reading any books and newspapers other than what they were told to. Therefore, the assassin of Martyr Hasheminejad would not let any other information find a way into his mind even if he attended his classes for several years.
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The philosophy of the MEK is a mixture of Marxism and Islamism. According to some experts, the MEK bears an increasing resemblance to “a cult that is devoted to Massoud Rajavi’s secular interpretation of the Koran and is prone to sudden, dramatic ideological shifts.†There are also reports that members of the MEK deify Maryam Rajavi. Her photographs are frequently found in MEK camps.
(CENTER FOR POLICING TERRORISM)
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The MEK sends the children of its members to Western nations, separating them from their parents; Iranian families adopt these children in the Western countries. At the age of 18 some of these children choose to become members of the MEK because “from the day they were born, these girls and boys were not taught to think for themselves but to blindly follow their leaders.â€
(CENTER FOR POLICING TERRORISM)
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In fact, martyr Hasheminejad and his likes were victims of their turning people back to true Islamic values and unveiling the MKO’s hypocrisy. The MKO was based on keeping people ignorant and preventing them from following an expert-facilitated Islam, therefore they found the Islamic scholars the main barrier to their misguiding people.
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Maryam Rajavi, number one wife of the MKO leader Massoud Rajavi, issued a statement from her residence in Auvers-sur-Oise to offer her condolences to the people of Haiti. A closer reading of this incongruous message will expose the real message Rajavi is passing to her followers. A source inside the MKO’s headquarters in the affluent Paris suburb has reported that the earthquake in Haiti has been tagged as a fundraising opportunity.
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Despite above mentioned argument, Maryam Rajavi hypocritically resorts to Quran and speaks of Islam’s blessing and kindness. For those who have lived in Ashraf and witnessed the cult-like relations ruling the Camp, it is obvious to see a huge contradiction between Maryam’s words and activities.
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