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In an interview with Fars News Agency Secretary-General of Habilian Association (Families of terror victims in Iran) denied the rumors over MKO leader's death and said: "This forged news was released by the MKO in order to evaluate the present status within the country. Mohammad Javad Hashemi Nejad who spoke to a FNA foreign policy correspondent noted: By publishing such rumors, the MKO tries to evaluate the current status inside the country so as to adopt new strategy based on the responses they receive from inside the country.
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The terrorist also confessed that a number of MKO members in Pakistan pledged to work with Jundollah in a bid to provide the group with intelligence and communications backup and assistance for suicide attacks and sabotage operations inside Iran, the report added. According to the Persian website, the MKO and Jundollah terrorist groups have agreed to stage suicide attacks on gatherings, meetings and conventions affiliated to the Islamic Republic.
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This is a vital and serious question whose answer will solve the ambiguities that still exist among some of the Iranians who are living in foreign countries and have been deceived by the lies, which the PMOI’s leaders have told them about the organization, as well as the few foreign politicians who are acting as the PMOI’s backers. I believe the best source that can answer this question is the separated members who have spent more than twenty years in that so-called organization
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Habilian Association’s Revelation of newly declassified confidential documents by the US department of State about training females for committing suicide attacks in Karbala- Iraq in MKO camp of Ashraf was widely echoed among the media and led to all people around the world become aware of the evil nature and the criminal record of MKO terrorist cult more than ever; the way more than one hundred newspapers and news agencies published this news on the first day of disclosure.
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Discontent members of the terror group, which colluded with Iraq's late dictator Saddam Hussein in his eight-year aggression against Iran, have been complaining of poor conditions in the camp and their lack of access to outside and family members, ISNA reports Sunday, quoting Habilian Association website operated by families of Iranian terror victims. They have recently been subjected to tight control and increased pressure…
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After the victory of the Islamic Revolution he formed anthem groups to attract kids to the mosque to sing hymnals. Approximately three hundred different performances especially in Martyrs memorial ceremonies were the result of his anthem groups. He also had a liking for designing and essay writing and was interested in handicrafts. As the war broke out between Iran and Iraq, he was several times dispatched to the war fronts and was injured in some operations such as preparatory Valfajr.
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After serving a few months in the first rows of war, martyr Shekarchi returned to Zanjan in order to stand against the MKO mercenaries who abused the war situation and intended to make the cities insecure. Finally Mohammad Hassan Shekarch was shot by to MKO terrorist elements while he was chasing them - who had just committed a terrorist operation - and was later martyred in hospital.
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Martyr Ali Oloumi was born in a very religious family in Semnan on September 30, 1969. He started going to mosque together with his father from the very first years of his life. He passed the elementary and secondary education in Sadeghiye and Moharram schools and received high school diploma in Martyr Khalil Allah Bahrami high school. As the war broke out between Iran and Iraq…
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Martyr Farzanepour had to work hard during summer vacations in order to save money for his education costs. After being granted the high school diploma he worked in a workshop for a while but was sent to active service and after passing the training courses he spent the rest of his active service in Islamic Revolution Committee in Semnan. After serving nine months in the Islamic Revolution Committee…
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Since then, the PMOI uses the ‘brand name’ of the National Resistance Council of Iran (NCRI), political wing of the PMOI, with Maryam Rajavi as its Secretary General. In the past, the Baghdad authorities used the NLAI as a support militia for defending Iraq, as in the case of the Iran War or in the repression of minorities after the first Gulf War. During the last war in Iraq, the NLAI did not join in fighting against American forces.
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Cults are largely in need of obedient and submissive members whose mentality can be shaped through a change of identity. The process of producing identity within MKO follows the same mechanism as similar in other cults and its orientation began with the start of the internal ideological revolution. As cults have developed their own principles and rules, their reactions to the outside world are based on some certain criteria different from …
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These PMOI Muslim women, after passing through many years under religious-cultic indoctrination, entered into the final test to show that they were ready to carry out anything desired by their leaders, even by trampling their Islamic regulations . Their nude dancing in front of Massoud and Maryam Rajavi was the final phase of their brainwashing to become committed, loyal and devoted to their gurus, Massoud and Maryam Rajavi. It showed their allegiance...
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During the mid-80s, the MeK’s leaders in Paris decided to instigate their own “ideological revolution”, which has characterized the group to this very day. Masoud Rajavi and his wife wanted members to increase their commitment to the cause, since their alliance with Saddam had seen the group’s popularity fall by the wayside. Cultic practices were introduced such as confiscating members’ assets; limiting their exit options and imposing social control.
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I mean the organization had never told them that they have a brother or a sister. But now that their benefits require controlling them against me, they have brought my daughter to influence her brother. My son chatted with me on internet regularly but now has given it up and doesn’t answer his cell phone or telephone. They are doing all these things to exhaust me. They want me to keep quiet and not to aid the other defectors. I try to tell the realities, the truth to my children…
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I could still remember, I mean I won’t ever forget that kind friendly look from behind the glasses accompanied by a warm relaxing voice. It was a winter afternoon that the little iron window opened the same way as always ; but this time ,instead of the same guard and the same ordinary questions ,a strange face with big glasses appeared in the window frame ;an unfamiliar face with a familiar look from behind those big glasses.
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I used to see him to the door when he wanted to leave, but that day I had something to do in the kitchen, I hurried out to the kitchen, he went to the yard and got in to the car. They exited the door , all of a sudden I heard a machine gun fire , I went to the Balcony , I saw him throw himself behind the oil tank , the machine gun kept firing, I was crying , I run to the alley , the driver was shocked , it did not last for more than several seconds
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Hassan Piransar
Every member of the Leadership Council is a high commander and they have many subordinates (rank and file) who are under their command. The Leadership Council are all women. Their duty as they have said and mentioned on many occasions was to indoctrinate and brainwash members that Massoud is attached to God and every night he has conversation and communication with God and God’s prophet.
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During the six years that coalition forces have occupied Iraq, and particularly since the Abu Ghraib scandal, detainee operations have become an increasingly prominent and contentious focal point of U.S. military activity. The number of U.S.-held detainees peaked at around 26,000 in the fall of 2007 and, as of January 2009, remained at around 15,000. In addition to these detainees, coalition forces have detained approximately 3,500 members of the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MeK)
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My name is Farhad Nayeri, pseudonyms Farshah, Ibrahim and Sa'id. I was a member of the Workers' Sector of the hypocrites. At the beginning of 1980, I joined the anti-Islamic and anti-people's Organization i of the hypocrites and was put in charge of various factories. I was active for sometime in the Military Section and my last responsibility was related to factories and supplies. In January 1981, while armed with a revolver and carrying poison, I was arrested.
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Judith Neurink
The day after September 11, 2001 the Mujahedin Khalq was celebrating, says Yasser Ezati. ‘I have seen the planes fly into those towers a thousand times.’ That day Massoud Rajavi showed his real face. ‘Look what a conservative man from the mountains can do against the United States,’ he said to his army, ‘and we, with all of our equipment cannot do anything against Iran!’ This chapter looks at terrorism; are the Mujahedin Khalq a terrorist group,
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Time passed and my anxieties melt down a bit. Then, I, some other members, found that no one was in front of us except Iraqi Kurds, women, children and old defenseless people. Although I saw a number of Kurd rebels, there was no Iranian Revolutionary Guards. I understood that I was involved in a horrible crime! When I expressed my protest to my commander (Farhad Olfat) and said that Kurds’s issues had nothing to do with us, he shouted …
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