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Through general elections, Iraqi people and MPs are going to finalize the fate of terrorists in Iraq, whether they are Baathists, MKO members or Takfiris, former Iraqi MP and current candidate said. “The MKO presence in Iraq has brought the country much disturbance, since the cult is much close to Iraqi anti-government groups.†Jawad Al-Attar told Habilian Association news website. “We should reach a consensus on expelling the MKO as an introduction,†he insisted.
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Commemorating the 31st anniversary of the Islamic Revolution, “Iran: A Victim of Terrorism†exhibition was held in Mashhad. Many visitors, playing an important role in the victory of the Islamic Revolution, remembered the MKO’s deceptions especially during the beginning years of the victory. They also considered it a step in the right direction to strengthen the insight within the Iranian young generation.
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Commemorating the 31st anniversary of the Islamic Revolution, “Iran: A Victim of Terrorism†exhibition was held in Tarbiat Modarres University. Unknown dimensions of the terrorist cult’s crimes were on show at the exhibition. The exhibition also included documents on the MKO’s involving in Iran’s post-election unrests, including Ashura unrests and forging a Lebanese girl’s photo.
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“The MKO is an outsider organization in Iraqâ€, Sami Al-Zaidi, the head of the Iraqi group said, insisting the cult’s presence in Iraq was “never justifiableâ€. “The Iraqi nation is the only one who has the right to decide about the MKO, since it has fully understood the harms of the terrorist cult,†Al-Zaidi said. He also expressed his willingness for expanding relationships with Iranian human rights organizations, including Habilian Association.
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Interestingly enough, the exhibition was visited by several people who were classmates of or contemporary with Masoud Rajavi while he was living in Kashmar as a school boy. They unanimously insisted on Rajavi’s gay relationships which is strictly forbidden in Islam and extremely condemned in Iranian culture. According to his classmates, Rajavi was so notorious for this that very few Kashmari youth were willing to join his terrorist cult.
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The end of Safar, the second month according to the Islamic lunar calendar, marks the martyrdom anniversary of the eighth Shiite Imam Ali ibn Mousa al-Reza (peace be upon him). Among many other excellent characteristics, the Imam is especially well known for his great knowledge in every field so that he is entitled as Alim of Al Muhammad (the knowledgeable of Muhammad’s progeny).
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February reminds a great time in the Iranian history every year. On February 11, 1979 (Bahman 22, 1357), the Islamic Revolution of Iran, led by Imam Khomeini, got to the last stop and Iran enjoyed the sweet smell of victory. This was achieved after 2500 years of tyranny the Iranian nation had to bear and dedicating thousands of martyrs. Here is a brief report of what happened on that memorable day.
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Iraqi deputy foreign minister met Habilian Association secretary general Friday in Mashhad. “The MKO has been hated even under Saddam Hussein and we consider it as a terrorist group,†Muhammad Hajj Hamoud insisted. “The Iraqi government has decided to relocate the terrorist cult to a southern region and this is a step to expel it,†he added. Hajj Hamoud hoped that the cult will be expelled from Iraq as soon as possible.
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“The MKO’s propaganda that they are supported by Iraqi sheikhs is totally a lie,†Sheikh Jawdat Kadhim insisted. “All Iraqi people hate the MKO due to its cruel crimes,†he said, adding that the Saddam-allied MKO “massacres several people both in Iran and Iraqâ€. “Saleh Al-Mutlaq, the pro-MKO MP, is so much hated by the Iraqi people that is cursed and condemned whenever he appears on Iraqi TVs,†Sheikh Jabr said.
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In a meeting with Habilian Association Secretary General, a number of Iraqi educated women insisted on Iraq’s right to expel the anti-Iran terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO). “The MKO expulsion from Iraq is the least right our nation has,†Suhair Muhyiddin Abdulwahhab said. “No Iraqi group is willing the cult to stay in Iraq,†the Iraqi political activist insisted.
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