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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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On the verge of the 31st anniversary of the Islamic Revolution, the MKO is spreading unrest in the shape of television advertisements. The advertisement backs Iran’s post-election unrests by comparing them to 1979 Islamic uprising against Shah. The ad also includes parts of Masoud Rajavi’s declaration asking the rioters to make unrest on February 11 national demonstrations.
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The MKO has recently made futile attempts to make Iraqi people help the cult to stay in the country, an Iraqi youth revealed. “An unknown user asked me to contact Iraqi as well as American officials to ask them let the MKO stay in Iraq,” an Iraqi member of an Arab discussion forum said. “I was surprised as he called me by my real name, though I appeared with a nickname on the forum,” he added.
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On January 21, 2010, Habilian Association (families of Iranian terror victims) news website reported that the official website of the Voice of Palestine (Fatah Movement) would remove all news regarding the MKO. The report also quoted Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas as saying “no MKO news should be reported by Palestinian media”. However, following a week of silence, the MKO has just come to deny the report in an attempt to restore its face.
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An Iraqi journalist unveiled parts of a pro-MKO MP’s frauds, including his cheating the terrorist cult. “Saleh Al-Mutlaq receives 10 million dollars from the MKO every year to provide them with their needs including food. However, he has not met many of his obligations though he has received 70 million dollars in the last seven years,” Seifullah Ali wrote in Sawt Al-Iraq.
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He got his BSc in mathematics from the College of Economics and Management of Karaj in 1971. As a university student, Martyr Mahdizad joined the popular anti-Shah protests. He was so much influenced by Imam Khomeini’s thoughts as well as books and speeches by Martyr Ayatollah Motahhari. He was also very active in distributing Imam’s declarations as well as fundraising for Abadan Oil Company’s strikers.
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He joined the Islamic Republic Party as he knew its key figure Ayatollah Beheshti very well. Maleki contributed to holding Iran’s first post-Revolution parliamentary and presidential elections. He believed that the US and the MKO will be removed by applying the new constitution. Six months prior to his martyrdom, Maleki was appointed as the governor of the remote estern Iranshahr. He did his best to reconstruct the small town.
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Martyr Ejaredar fought against the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) eclecticism and mixing Islam with Marxism by starting classes on Islamic beliefs and providing booklets and pamphlets on true Islam. He benefitted greatly from Ayatollah Dr. Beheshti’s guidance and Martyr Javad Maleki’s help. Close to the Islamic Revolution, he organized home emergency rooms to help those injured in demonstrations against the Shah.
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Dr. Hassan Azodi was born in a religious middle-class family on August 24, 1946 in the northern city of Rasht. In his early youth he lost his mother first and then his father and had to take care of his younger brothers and sisters.
Martyr Azodi spent his elementary and secondary education in his hometown of Rasht and was considered as a top student.He was so dedicated to the Islamic teachings and though with many difficulties
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The Spearhead
The MEK is a radical feminist organization. Their leader believes that women should occupy all the leadership positions in the resistance. This is reflected in the current make-up of the organization. The entire leadership council of the MEK is comprised entirely of women. Even though only 30% of the military resistance are women, women hold over two-thirds of the commander positions and command many all-male units.
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Fereidoun Shakouri endured torture for several months following his objection against the cult. He then was kidnapped by an MKO team across Azhadi Building while his body was found in Bab Al-Sharji district with his vessels torn and a fatal blow to the head. Following full tests, he was found survived the tortures, however the MKO deceived everyone by telling he had committed suicide.
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It indicates that the PMOI is derived from a violent left wing group that carried out the assassination of American officers and civilians in Iran before the fall of the Shah. Similarly, a recent report by the Congressional Research Service raises similar questions about the PMOI. The State Department refuses to meet with this group because of its heritage of extremism.
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Such activities and the consequent results has emboldened MKO to resort to any counter-democratic and illegal deeds to push forward with illegal demands, and it is a real expert in masterminding any operation that grants it high opportunities against adversaries. The organization has deluded itself into thinking that the laws and rules have no other choice but to submit to its will and whatever it considers as right. But how long does it think that it could be tolerated?
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CENTER FOR POLICING TERRORISM
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.
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CENTER FOR POLICING TERRORISM
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.”
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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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CENTER FOR POLICING TERRORISM
Prior to Operation Iraqi Freedom, the MEK obtained all of its military assistance and the bulk of its financial support from Saddam Hussein’s regime. Iraq supplied the MEK with weapons, bases and protection, and in exchange, the MEK pursued Saddam Hussein’s Iranian enemies. According to experts, the intensity of the MEK’s attacks on Iran increased during periods of poor relations between Iran and Iraq.
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Attack on Al-Hadi Foundation: The building was located in Damavand Ave., Tehran No St., at the corner of Qassem Abad petrol station. The MKO has said the foundation is a centre for the police forces which must be exploded. My commander threw a hand bomb and two hand grenades into the building. A man was injured and the building was destroyed.
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FBI
The IRF has been successful in its fund raising efforts. Washington Post staff writer, Molly Sinclair, wrote in 1985 that registration papers filed by the IRF in Maryland and in Virginia disclosed that the organization collected $97,230 from American contributors during the year that ended in September, 1984. The U.S. Department of State in a 1987 public source report cited that the IRF is not only affiliated with the MEK, but is in fact a front name for the group.
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CENTER FOR POLICING TERRORISM
The Bam earthquake charity event held in January of 2005 demonstrated how the MKO uses front organizations to raise funds for itself and for its cause. “Of the 23 organizations listed as sponsors for the event, 17 are known MKO front groups or linked to prominent MKO members and activists. None appears to be registered with the Internal Revenue Service or state agencies as legitimate businesses or charities.”
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