One of the two suspects the US said were involved in a plot to hire a Mexican drug cartel to assassinate Adel al-Jubeir is a "key member" of the MEK. "The person in question has been travelling to different countries under the names of Ali Shakuri/Gholam Shakuri/Gholam-Hossein Shakuri by using fake passports, including forged Iranian passports."
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/oct/19/iran-dissident-saudi-ambassador-plot?newsfeed=true
Tehran has pointed the finger at a
Iranian Intelligence Minister Heidar Moslehi says the Islamic Republic is immune to all terror threats, praising the watchfulness of the Iranian intelligence apparatuses. “People be assured that they [terrorists] cannot do any harm to the security of the country,” IRNA quoted the minister as saying in Iran's western province of Kermanshah late on Wednesday.
http://presstv.com/detail/205540.html
Iranian Intelligence Minister Heidar Moslehi says the Islamic Republic is immune
Cult experts warn that the MKO are not seriously offering to allow the UNHCR to open an office inside Camp Ashraf in order to conduct individual screening and processing with a view to removing the residents. The most the MKO could hope for is that the UN will, for any reason, raise its flag over the camp beside or in place of the Iraqi flag which is currently there.
http://www.iranian.com/main/2011/oct/trapped-camp
Cult experts warn that external agencies must be wary
And when you see the number of people who have been receiving money from the MEK to engage in public relations work on behalf of the MEK in the US - this includes Tom Ridge, Rudolph Giuliani, several past members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, a former FBI counter intelligence expert. Patrick Kennedy the son of Ted Kennedy received 25,000 or 50,000 dollars from these folks.
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/205246.html
Press TV talks with Mark Dankof, former US Senate candidate in
The head of the Iraqi Parliament Osama al-Nujayfi announces his support for Maliki's decision to end the activity of the Mojahedin-e Khalq in Iraq.
The head of the Iraqi Parliament Osama Nujayfi said on Thursday that parliament supports the decision of Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki to end the presence of the MKO at the end of this year, noting that Iraq needs international support and expertise in the field of democracy, while a British parliamentary group wanted Nujayfi to
A vice-speaker of the Iranian parliament reminded the crimes committed by the terrorist Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) against the innocent Iranian civilians during the last three decades, and stressed that the terrorist group should be brought to justice as soon as possible.
http://english.farsnews.com/newstext.php?nn=9007161070
Addressing a parliament session here on Sunday, First Vice-Speaker of the parliament Mohammad Reza Bahonar said that the MKO has carried out
In recent weeks this “fictional world” has been in the Western media’s limelight as the fate of about three thousand (mostly Iranian) residents of the camp has been discussed. The fate of these members has been a controversial issue since 2003 when the Iraqi former dictator Saddam Hussein fell and the camp was left in the hands of Americans, who protected them.
“A fictional world of female worker bees”, this is how Elizabeth Rubin, a contributor to New York Times, describes camp
“The European Union intends to provide opportunities for the terrorist MKO so they can step into diplomatic circles,” senior Iraian MP Heshmatollah Falahatpisheh said. He noted that the EU and the US supported the MKO in the past to help the group carry out acts of terror in Iran, arguing that the terrorist organization has turned into a “political tool” for the West.
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/204148.html
Senior Iranian lawmaker says the European Union seeks to provide a
Ali Akbar Davarzani was on his way to Shiraz when he and his cousin had a short stop in Tehran to say their prayers. They were martyred of a bombing in Tehran’s Imam Mosque while talkig to their Lord in prayer.
Ali Akbar Davarzani was born in a village called Davarzan, Sabzevar in Khorasan Province I 1959 into a farmer family known for their devotion to Islam. He spent his primary schoolin the village. Unable to relocate to city in order to attend secondary school, he was
In fact, this terrorist group has gained the support from a number of prominent American politicians in its massive well-funded campaign to get removed from US State Department’s list of Foreign Terrorist Organizations.
Violent extremism on September 11th was the work of terrorists who have been hunted by the US since the disaster. Because of this extremist violence, the US has justified attacks on both Iraq and Afghanistan, and the attacks had, of course, merged into a full
The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps is ready to defend the country against any threat, IRGC Commander Major General Mohammad-Ali Jafari said on Monday.
http://www.irna.ir/ENNewsShow.aspx?NID=30605342&SRCH=1
Visiting the brigade 44 of Ghamar Bani Hashem which is deployed in the country’s northwestern region, Jafari noted that IRGC troops are ready to deter any threat against the country’s sovereignty, Islamic values and ideals, powerfully.
“The establishment of security and
Iran's intelligence minister says that the country will continue its operations against the Party for Free Life of Kurdistan (PJAK) until the terrorist group is dismantled.
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/203625.html
Heidar Moslehi told Mehr News Agency on Sunday that Iran would continue taking measures against PJAK until the terrorist cell is busted.
Deputy Commander of the Ground Forces of Iran's Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Brigadier General Abdullah Araqi said on
Howard Dean is currently one of the most prominent paid voices in a public-relations campaign on behalf of the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK), an obscure and controversial Iranian militant group that is aggressively lobbying the Obama administration to remove it from the official list of terrorist organizations.
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Howard Dean is currently one of the
When asked whether the United States considers MKO a viable opposition group, Alan Eyre said: “No. The U.S. considers the Mujahedin-e Khalq a terrorist organization. That's it.” However, “former U.S. four-star generals, intelligence chiefs, governors, and political heavyweights – who represent the full political spectrum – have been paid tens of thousands of dollars to speak in support of the MEK,” the Christian Science Monitor reported.
The US still labels the anti-Iran
During the Seventies, the group killed several American soldiers and civilians working on military projects in Iran. They also supported the 1979 taking of the US Embassy in Teheran. Later, they broke with the Iranian Government and undertook attacks on the Teheran regime from Iraqi territory, with the support of Saddam Hussein.
The Surrender
The future of Massoud Rajavi’s fighters now depends on American goodwill after discussions that were seerely critiused in Teheran; some
In fact, Rajavi’s extreme jealousy and hostility was coming up. When he couldn’t get the first position as the leader of Iran, he tried to get the president’s office but he was not allowed to be a presidential candidate because he hadn’t voted for the constitution he was supposed to prosecute. All these things pushed him to an open opposition against the Iranian Revolution.
Mujahedin’s struggle principals
In this session, I would like to describe the struggle that today MKO
Iran will work closely with Pakistan in combating terrorism, because terrorism is a direct attack on the core values Iran stands for: the rule of law; the protection of civilians; as well as mutual respect between people of different faiths and cultures across the region. That was the opening statement of Interior Minister Mohammad Mostafa Najjar, while addressing a conference of high-ranking electoral and provincial officials in Tehran.
Although UNHCR won’t require the dissidents to disassociate from the group, it said in a recent statement that refugee status could be granted only to individuals and not to the group as a whole. In effect, the MEK, appears to be on the verge of accepting the demand by U.S. Ambassador James Jeffrey in July to disband as a military formation.
http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/10/02/2435371/iranian-dissidents-in-iraq-seek.html
More than 3,000 Iranian dissidents who’d been
"Based on the very clear documents and evidence presented to our committee 800 Iraqis enter Camp Ashraf (now Camp New Iraq) on different pretexts, like construction work, everyday, but a majority of them are al-Qaeda members and receive military and terrorist trainings in the camp," Nafeh Eisa told FNA. He added that the terrorist group has put pictures and portraits of al-Qaeda leader on the walls of the camp, respecting them as "heroes of Islam".
Following the Islamic Revolution, Martyr Hashemi Nejad was elected as an expert in the Assembly of Experts on the Constitution representing Mazandaran. He played an important role in including articles on the Velayet-e-Faqih. His political wisdom led him to recognize the deviations of Banisadr, MKO and liberals much sooner than others.
Son of: Seyyed Hassan
Date of Birth: July 27, 1932
Place of birth: Behshahr, Mazandaran, Iran
Date of martyrdom: September 29, 1981
Early
One of the two suspects the US said were involved in a plot to hire a Mexican drug cartel to assassinate Adel al-Jubeir is a "key member" of the MEK. "The person in question has been travelling to different countries under the names of Ali Shakuri/Gholam Shakuri/Gholam-Hossein Shakuri by using fake passports, including forged Iranian passports."
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/oct/19/iran-dissident-saudi-ambassador-plot?newsfeed=true
Tehran has pointed the finger at a
