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2009-06-16
Time for Rajavi to fly to iran, People are our, so where are yo now , lier
Masoud Rajavi and Reza Pahalvi in last 25 years ha running a propaganda campaign asking people to come out onto streets .
so, millions have come out peacefully and shouting Shame on Dictator.
a leader must be in front of line , where are you now?
if you believe in whatever you said, take a plane go to Iran as Khomeini did , as Akinio , opposition of Dictator Fernando Marcos did.
the time is to tell these puppets , please shut up and let people go on their way to freedom .
you are liars who order people to go out and to be killed while you have luxury lives in a safe western democratic country.
People of Iran shouting Shame to Dictator they mean Ahmadi Nezha, khamenei and you two guys , too
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2009-06-01
good news , we can sut Israel for supporting Mojahedin and Masoud rajavi
Make terrorists pay up, PM says
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Ottawa to spend $1M on Holocaust education
Canada will contribute nearly $1 million to create a three-year national task force to study and educate Canadians about the Holocaust.Tories to introduce legislation this week allowing terror victims to sue their attackers
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2009-05-31
Iraqi police enter Camp Ashraf
Iraqi police enter Camp Ashraf
Pressure builds on Mojahedin
BAQUBA, Iraq, May 28 (UPI) -- A group representing an Iranian opposition movement in Iraq claims Iraqi police entered their Diyala enclave at the pressure of the clerical regime in Tehran. Some 3,400 members of the opposition People's Mujahedin of Iran reside at the Camp Ashraf enclave in Diyala province under the protection of the Iraqi army. In a media statement, the National Council of Resistance of Iran, an umbrella organization representing the PMOI, claims Iraqi police entered Camp Ashraf on Thursday to answer Iranian calls to "implement bilateral agreements." The U.S. military had offered protection to the PMOI under international law. The Iraqi military assumed security responsibility over Camp Ashraf as part of the bilateral agreement defining U.S. military authority.
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2009-05-22
Controversial Israeli tourism poster pulled from London Tube
groups complained about it because the featured map appeared to show the territories Israel captured in the 1967 Mideast war - the West Bank, the Gaza Strip and the Golan Heights - within the borders of Israel, according to the Israeli Tourism Ministry and the British standards authority.
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2009-05-20
Saving Israel From Itself
Obama’s only hope—and it is a slim one—is that a substantial part of the American Jewish community will come to understand Olmert’s warning that Israel will become like white-ruled South Africa if there is no two-state solution. More American Jews need to understand that Israel is in serious peril and that the situation is likely to get worse, not better. Obama would be acting as Israel’s friend if he put pressure on both sides to reach a settlement. If there is no agreement, Israel faces a grim future, and it will become very difficult to defend Israel. In short, more Jewish-Americans need to recognize that it is in their interest to champion the two-state solution.
If that does not happen, Obama will be unable to get tough with Israel. There will be even more trouble ahead for Israel, the United States, and especially the Palestinians.
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2009-05-20
w w w . h a a r e t z . c o m
Therefore, all the declarations about developing the operational capability of IAF aircraft so they can attack the nuclear facilities in Iran, and the empty promises about the ability of the Arrow missile defense system to contend effectively with the Shahab-3, not only do not help bolster Israel's power of deterrence, but actually undermine the process of building it and making it credible in Iranian eyes.
The time has come to adopt new ways of thinking. No more fiery declarations and empty threats, but rather a carefully weighed policy grounded in sound strategy. Ultimately, in an era of a multi-nuclear Middle East, all sides will have a clear interest to lower tension and not to increase it.
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2009-05-17
it s time canadaian said good bye to the Queen
It's time Canada said goodbye to the Queen
As we mark yet another Victoria Day holiday on Monday,
Canadians should ask why we still have a "Queen of Canada" (yes, Elizabeth is officially our Queen), why we still tolerate being a constitutional monarchy with a foreign queen as our head of state, and why we cling to outdated and illogical practices such as having new immigrants swear or affirm loyalty to the Queen and her heirs.
In fact, growing numbers of Canadians are wondering those very things. Over the past 15 years, polls have repeatedly shown the majority of Canadians favour abolishing our ties to the monarchy.
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2009-05-14
A photo and the body language is sometimes better than a thousand articles
A photo and the body language is sometimes better than a thousand articles.
Obama to Netanyahu: I warn you; don't even think about creating problem with Iran!
Obama did not wait for his White House meeting with Netanyahu, scheduled for next Monday, to deliver his message, but rather sent it ahead of time with his envoy.
Now, you can understand why not just Israel, but the so called moderate Arabs, and of course the so called "opposition groups" in exile such most infamous MKO are hopping mad. They have danced to American tunes for a long time, and finally got nothing but a lot of pain. More ...
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2009-05-11
suffering of the Iraqi refugees in Syria, who must become sex slaves in order to survive
Watch the short news report below to witness the pain and suffering of the Iraqi refugees in Syria, who must become sex slaves in order to survive
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPYcCf5hoEQ
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&aq=0h&oq=&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4ADBR_enCA253CA254&q=iraqi+prostitutes+in+syria
Then, there is an article by an Iraqi writer (Taghi Jassem Sadegh, Voice of Iraq, 10 May 2009) wondering why Iraqi refugees in Iran & Europe are not so desperate to sell sex. Why the rich sheikhdoms in the Persian Gulf who spend tens of billions buying western weapons and export terror, do not spend a single penny to rescue these miserable Iraqi refugees who are Arabs just like the sheikhs? More ...
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2009-04-28
Revisiting the photo that exposed a Shin Bet lie
I'm returning here to my infamous Bus 300 photo, in which one sees - obviously alive and well - one of two Palestinian hijackers whom the Shin Bet security service claimed had been killed during a hostage rescue. I wouldn't think of bringing the subject up again if it hadn't been for the changes in Israeli attitudes toward the Palestinians over the last 25 years. The photo shocked the country in 1984 because it was proof of the lies and criminal acts of the security apparatus More ...
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2009-04-23
A golden opportunity for Ashraf residents
Bahar Irani, April 21, 2009:... We believe that if we can separate individuals from the all-encompassing domination by their leaders, we can allow them to begin to exercise their rights as individuals and make appropriate choices. That is, we hope to remove them from the toxic effects of their indoctrination and leaders More ...
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2009-04-21
Calls for MKO expulsion from Iraq increased
On Sunday 19th, 2009 a conference held in the holy city of Karbala to discuss the negative effects of the existence of the Terrorist organization of Mujahedin in Iraq.
The participants demanded the organization out of their homeland and closure of their Camp [Camp Ashraf].
The Iraqi lawyer Zia Al-Jaberi in an interview with Al-Alam news channel said:” The Iraqi government and the House of Representatives have taken many actions in order to expel this terrorist Organization out the Iraqi soil.”
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2009-04-18
MKO begins Camp Ashraf departure
April 18 2009
A number of Mujahedin Khalq Organization members reportedly leave Camp Ashraf after Baghdad started a countdown to remove the group from Iraq.
Some dissident MKO members aim to return to Iran as the terrorist organization has denied its members the right to choose an alternative place to stay.
The dissidents have held a press conference in Baghdad where they complained of their "tough situation" in Camp Ashraf -- the MKO's military training headquarters in the Iraqi province of Diyala.
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2009-04-18
Massoud Khodabandeh to the European Parliament in relation to a proposed resolution on Camp Ashraf
Massoud Khodabandeh, April 17, 2009:... I urge European and international governments as well as humanitarian agencies to cooperate fully with the Iraqi authorities to help restore basic human rights to the people trapped in Camp Ashraf... More ...
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2009-04-14
Open letter to Maryam Rajavi About the attacks by the henchmen of the Mojahedin Khalq Cult
Mohammad Hossein Sobhani, Iran Ghalam, Cologne, April 14, 2009:... The word with you and your husband as the joint commanders of the terrorist cult of Mojahedin Khalq and the ones who are desperately bringing the violent, trained terrorists of Saddam's private army to the streets of European countries is this More ...
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2009-04-13
An Anti-Iranian Enclave in Iraq Fights to Stay
Time Magazine, April 12, 2009:... The misunderstandings don't stop there. An inter-agency task force including the CIA, FBI and other U.S bodies screened the residents of Ashraf in 2004 to determine if any were prosecutable under U.S law for alleged terrorist activities. The MEK insists that its members were all cleared. "The U.S. does not officially consider Ashraf residents as terrorists," says Madani More ...
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2009-04-11
NOROOZ RECOGNITION IN ONTARIO CANADA
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2009-04-10
Information Control within MKO Cult
April 09 2009
To control cult members, cult leadership has to control the atmosphere surrounding the members. The primary step to control their environment is to monitor and control the information they get because if the members’ mind could get any new information, the world the cult leaders have created for them should be damaged. According to cult leaders the truth is only what the cult leaders say.
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2009-04-09
Access demanded to hundreds of Mojahedin-e Khalq cult members who want out
Anne Singleton, April 09, 2009... Daily it is becoming clearer that the ordinary members of the MKO are being denied that freedom of choice and freedom of thought only because American soldiers have been tasked to protect Massoud Rajavi. The MKO leaders are threatening a ‘humanitarian disaster’ - which cult experts translate as acts of mass suicide. If President Obama’s promise of change is to have meaning beyond simply being words on the page, the standoff at Camp Ashraf is an ideal place to start putting words into action More ...
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2009-04-07
MKO Suicide bombers
the modern history of suicide bombers started with the Mojahedin’s[MKO/MEK/PMOI] suicide attacks against Iranian authorities during 1980’s..the use of the rich philosophy of martyrdom within a cult has given new meaning to martyrdom; it has changed it into new tools for materialization of the goals of the cult. ..when the co-leader of the Mojahedin; Maryam Rajavi was arrested for few days in France, eleven members of the organization set themselves on fire in front of the French embassies in several countries More ...
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2009-04-06
An Interview with Iraq s National Security Advisor Dr. Mowaffak al Rubaie about Camp Ashraf by Anne Singleton
Anne Singleton, Iran Interlink, April 05, 2009:...Dr. Mowaffak al RUbaie: We will not initiate acts of violence against them. We do expect them to cooperate in our efforts to exercise our sovereignty according to the rule of law. Should they choose extremist acts such as self-immolation, it will be their decision which we would regret More ...
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2009-04-05
Iraq to prosecute 22 Mojahedin Khalq terrorists
Iraqi courts will prosecute top members of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO) on the charge of killing civilians in the country.
"The Iraqi government has urged 22 leaders of the anti-Iran MKO group to appear in court to be held accountable for their crimes," IRNA quoted head of the Center for Iraq Media Development, Adnan al-Seraj, as saying on Saturday.
According to al-Seraj, Iraqi courts have already convicted 450 senior MKO members on charges of killing and acts of sabotage, most of whom have escaped from their headquarters and training site at Camp Ashraf -- located in Iraq's Diyala Province.
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2009-04-04
Rajavi:You shouldn t get arrested alive
To convince the members to attempt self-immolations or suicide bombing operations, Masud visited them and had a party with them and clearly told them "You shouldn’t get arrested alive, in case of bein More ...
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2009-03-31
Interpol issues arrest warrant for 12 terrorist MKO members
Interpol has issued arrest warrant for 12 members of the terrorist Mujahideen Khalq Organization (MKO) for involvement in 'illegal' operations, wrote an Iraqi daily.Al-Sabah in its Monday issue quoted More ...
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2009-03-31
US: The resonsibility for resolving the situation of Camp Ashraf rests with Iraq
State Department Press Releases And Documents, March 30, 2009:... The desired outcome is one that fully fits within Iraq's laws and their international commitments to the residents of this camp More ...
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2009-03-31
Interpol issues arrest warrant for 12 terrorist MKO members
IRNA, Baghdad, March 30, 2009:... 'Al-Sabah' in its Monday issue quoted a judicial source in Iraqi Diyala province as saying that 12 of the terrorist MKO members are accused of being involved in 'illegal' operations, including kidnapping ... More ...
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2009-03-27
Iraq closes Camp Ashraf by the end of the month (Maliki says Iraq no place for PKK Iranian rebels)
Reuters,Mar 25, 2009:... Iraq has appealed to other foreign countries to accept residents when it closes Camp Ashraf at the end of this month More ...
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2009-03-27
The Impact of the Coming U.S.-Iran Detente
Israel has expressed great unease. Its greatest fear is that a U.S.-Iran detente will erode its own position as America's closest regional ally, and might even threaten its monopoly of nuclear weapons. It is pressuring the United States to make its dialogue with Iran short - if dialogue there must be - and to redouble its sanctions against Tehran, in order to compel it to end its nuclear program.
In turn, Saudi Arabia and Egypt are alarmed at Iran's rise as a regional rival and will need reassurance from Washington that their interests will not be ignored in any U.S.-Iranian deal.
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2009-03-22
Banned Brit hurls insults at Canada s immigration minister
OTTAWA — George Galloway, the British MP who’s been declared persona non grata by the Harper government, once demanded that Britain’s Labour government block a visit by far-right French politician Jean-Marie Le Pen. More ...
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2009-03-22
British MP vows court action after being barred from Canada
OTTAWA -- Controversial British MP George Galloway is vowing to take the Canadian government to court for barring him from entering the country for a speaking tour about the Middle East. More ...
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2009-03-21
Iran ready to change if U.S. leads way: Khamenei
Iran ready to change if U.S. leads way: Khamenei
Reuters - TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Saturday U.S. President Barack Obama's offer of better ties was just a "slogan," but pledged Tehran would respond to any real policy
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2009-03-20
President Obama s Nowruz message to Iranian people
In a videotaped message to the Iranian people, U.S. President Barack Obama has offered Iran a "new beginning" in its relations with the United States. Obama's message coincided with the start of spring, celebrated in the region with festivities known as Norouz. It's also the moment when the Iranian calendar marks the start of the new year More ...
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2009-03-18
Mojahedin Khalq had taken over a building belonging to the Iraqi army
An Iranian opposition group said Monday that Iraqi troops tightened their siege of a camp north of Baghdad ..The People's Mujahedeen said Iraqi troops have prevented food and fuel from reaching Camp A More ...
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2009-03-18
Europe begins transfer of Mojahedin Khalq (MKO, MEK, Rajavi cult) terrorists
Press TV, March 18, 2009:... The group, comprised of 64 senior members of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization, were transferred from Jordan to an unknown European state by two military planes, the Tabnak website reported ... More ...
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2009-03-17
Mojahedin Khalq (Rajavi cult) had taken over a building belonging to the Iraqi army
Ashargh Alawsat, March 17, 2009:... Iraqi national security adviser Mouwaffak al-Rubaie branded the allegations "totally baseless." He said People's Mujahedeen members had taken over a building belonging to the Iraqi army and were preventing soldiers from entering it... More ...
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2009-03-15
Camp Ashraf leaders prevent the entry of survey team
The Iraq’s national security advisor, on Friday, said that the leadership of camp Ashraf prevented the entry of survey team of the Ministry of Human Rights who were supposed to perform their duty to identify options for the inhabitants either to return to Iran, or to select a third country.
The national security advisor said in a statement [A copy of which received by Aswatal Iraq]: "The committee in charge of putting an end to Camp Ashraf case, held their regular meeting, chaired by the representative of the national security advisor, and in the presence of all members of the committee discussed topics on the agenda included the Ashraf camp case.”
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2009-03-11
Europe vs. MKO
Europe vs. MKO: West controversial act in war on terror
Foreign Ministers of EU voted for the removal of MKO from terror list. An act that shows west’s contradictory behavior in its war on terror.
Protection of human rights is going to the opposite way in the West, although MKO is still designated as a terrorist organization by many countries.
EU couldn’t declare a group’s being or not being terrorist by itself, rather a just court should announce such a ruling and determine terrorist designation. In fact, terrorism is an international crime that according to international laws and an international fair court is the only competent tribune for terrorism designation.
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2009-03-08
Cult-like Iranian militant group worries about its future in Iraq
CAMP ASHRAF, Iraq — Elham Zanjani is pretty at 29. Her long eyelashes curl up perfectly and her tan skin is a creamy brown. Nine years ago she was studying at York University, engaged to another Iranian Canadian and living in her hometown of Toronto. More ...
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2009-03-08
Commemoration of 8th of March, The International Women s Day
The ladies provided many examples and facts about the misdeeds occurring inside the organisation. For instance Ms Sadri explained how she was suggested to give her one year old child a bottle of milk containing cyanide and how she was made to slap her husband into his face. Ms Qorsi declared that she was threatened that she would be sent to Abu-Ghuraib Prison if she would not submit to the demands of the organisation More ...
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2009-03-08
To Defenseless women of Ashraf
To Defenseless women of Ashraf
March 08 2009
On the Occasion of International Women's Day ....Slavery, exploitation, abuse, human right violence, deceit, disappointment and fear of facing facts have made them too nervous and weak to soothe their
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2009-03-02
Rafsanjani in Baghdad: Iraq s hardships ending
Chairman of Iran's Expediency Council, Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, (L) met with Iraqi President Jalal Talabani in Baghdad on Monday
Chairman of Iran's Expediency Council, Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, has said the era of conflict and hardships for Iraq is coming to an end. More ...
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2009-03-02
Iran pushes Iraq to close MKO camp
Scott Peterson Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor, March 02, 2009:...Returns have almost stopped in the past year, as Iran now wants Iraq to first screen potential returnees. "For those who wish to come back to Iran, we hope the Iranian government would give again this green light," says Peter Stocker, the head of the ICRC delegation in Tehran. Concerns in Camp Ashraf that returnees could be mistreated in Iran have not proved true in cases the ICRC has handled. "It is important to know that if anything happened to them, I don't think it could remain hidden," says Mr. Stocker More ...
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2009-03-01
Mr. kouchner; P.M.O.I is a terrorist cult
We are ready to testify against the crimes that PMOI have done . We are all victims of this cult whom have been tortured physically and psychologically by the cultic criminals in this notorious cult. PMOI is a terrorist organization and should face the consequences of killing innocent people of IRAQ as well as mistreatment , misbehavior , torture and killing of the dissidents who were against RAJAVI’s cultic terrorist ideology inside the cult. We are witnesses of killing and murdering of many members inside the cult such as killing of MR.GHORBANALI TORABI and MR. FARHAD TAHMASEBI in 1994 and many others under sever torture As well as committing suicide of MR. AHMAD REZAPOUR as a result of too much physical and psychological torture in this cult. More ...
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2009-03-01
Iran urges Iraq to expel opposition group
TEHRAN, February 28, 2009 (AFP) - Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Saturday urged visiting Iraqi President Jalal Talabani to expel Iran's main opposition group from Iraqi territory, the ISNA news agency reported.
"We await the implementation of our agreement regarding the expulsion of the hypocrites," he said, using a term the Islamic republic uses to describe the main opposition group in exile, the People's Mujahideen of Iran (PMOI).
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2009-02-28
MKO - Past Present Future
Press TV, Iran Today, February 10, 2009:... Press TV's programme Iran Today talking about the MKO, past, present and future More ...
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2009-02-22
Anti-Iran Group Seeks Base in Egypt
The People's Mujahidin of Iran, also known as the Mujahidin Khalq Organization (MKO), is an Iranian opposition movement outlawed in Iran.
The movement has had camps in Iraq since the early 1980s and sided with former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein during the Iran-Iraq war. Its leaders fled to France during the 1980s.
Today, Baghdad seeks to expel MKO members from the country and MKO leaders are looking for alternative bases in the region.
Egypt recently agreed to accommodate the MKO on its soil, Iraq sources told the Iranian Mehr news organization. More ...
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2009-02-22
Washington may court moderates within Iran rather than outside opposition
By DANIEL GRAEBER, UPI Correspondent, February 20, 2009:... The PMOI, and its representatives in the NCRI, claim to hold valuable intelligence on Iranian operations, including Iran's controversial nuclear program. The group often touts its unveiling of the nuclear program at the Natanz weapons facility in Iran, though several analysts note developments at Natanz were all but flaunted by the Iranian regime More ...
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2009-02-21
UK sees MKO as terrorists despite court ruling
Dinterview.owning Street still considers the anti-Iran Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO) as a terrorist group, says the British justice secretary.
British Secretary of State for Justice Jack Straw said on Wednesday that his country firmly believes in the terrorist nature of the MKO group, despite a controversial decision last year to remove the dissidents from the UK terror list.
Straw said he sorely regrets the British court ruling which de-proscribed the grouplet from the country's terror blacklist.
"When I was the home secretary, I said it was a terrorist group and the parliament agreed. The difficulty is that there is an independent kind of court which can make the final decisions out of the law. And it decided that the evidence do not support what the government was saying," Straw told IRNA in an exclusive More ...
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2009-02-18
MKO expulsion will be monitored by a special committee
Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari has stated that Baghdad intends to host talks between Iran and United States over the security situation in Iraq and called for maintaining “Iraq-Iraq-U.S. triangle”. More ...
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2009-02-17
Reiteration of Paris self-burning disaster in Ashraf garrison
Maryam Rajavi (Iranian Ben Laden) has already tested the success of such an adventurous experience in Paris in June 2003 to achieve her terrorist aims and political blackmails. so that, she issued an ideological command to her cult innocent and deceived members to resort holy self-burning suicide with the intention of de-stabilizing the French political atmosphere to impose her illegitimate conditions on French govt. not to extradite her to Iran because of her terrorist committed crimes in Iran. The price of such an adventurous action was the destruction of two tempting women in France in June 2003. The more delay the heavy human losses in the Ashraf garrison as occurred in Paris in June 2003 More ...
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