Habilian Association Website

No ties between Iraqi Kurdistan, MEK

A leading member of the Kurdistan Coalition in the Iraqi Parliament on Monday denounced allegations by some Iraqi authorities of the Kurdish officials having contact with the Mujahedin-e Dr. Mahmoud Othman, leading member of the Kurdistan Coalition Khalq, calling Kurds as “the major victim of MKO’s presence in Iraq.”

Following the latest reports regarding the President of Kurdistan Region’s ties with the terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization, Dr. Mahmoud Othman, leading member of the Kurdistan Coalition, told Habilian on Monday that the “Kurdish people have suffered a lot from the Mujahedin-e Khalq terrorist group,” and the Kurdistan Coalition has nothing to do with these terrorists.

Othman’s comments come as Saad al-Matlabi, political advisor to the Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, in an interview with Habilian claimed that Barzani, President of the Iraqi Kurdistan Region, was likely to have relationship with the MKO terrorists.

Othman reminded that the Kurds are the major victims of MKO’s presence in Iraq, adding, “Some media have recently talked about the relationship between the Kurds and Mujahedin-e Khalq, (but) the claim is not true.”

He then raised the question that how it is possible to have contact with a group that is designated as a terrorist group?

“We call on all parties to respect the rights of Kurdish people, and do not make such accusations against Kurds,” added Dr. Mahmoud Othman.

He went on to remind that at the time of Saddam’s dictatorship, Kurds were the victims of Mujahedin-e Khalq terrorist grouplet.

“The New Iraq does not allow by any means the terrorist groups on its soil,” he added.

Another senior member of the Kurdistan Coalition in the Iraq’s parliament made similar comments in a Sunday interview with Habilian Foundation (families of Iranian terror victims).

“Masoud Barzani, president of the Kurdistan Region, has no relationship with the terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization as the group has targeted Iraqi people, and besides the Kurdistan Coalition insists on the good relations with neighboring Iran,” Mahma Khalil said.

May 30, 2012 0 comment

The MEK Expulsion from Iraq

40 MKO members have evacuated Iraq

Iraqi Media announced 40 MKO members who had been relocated to Camp Liberty, have evacuated Iraqi soil. 40 MKO members have evacuated Iraq

According to Habilian, quoting “free Iraq” radio, 40 members of terrorist Mujahedin e-Khalq organization who had been moved to Camp Liberty have evacuated Iraq through Baghdad airport heading to other countries.

Udai al-Khadran, governor of Iraqi Khalis town, said in an interview: “A high ranking MKO commander who has just defected from the group, has revealed that many MKO members are demanding to leave Iraq and go to other countries including Iran.

Referring to the mechanism of MKO expulsion from Camp Ashraf, Al-Khadran said: “A committee controlled by the Prime Minister is formally responsible for this Garrison’s case.” “After MKO members are surrendered, they are investigated inside Camp Ashraf and then immediately transferred to Baghdad.” He added.

9 MKO members have fled Camp Liberty and surrendered themselves to Iraqi forces. According to the Iraqi defense ministry reports, near 60 elements of this terrorist cult have fled Camp Ashraf since past year.

May 24, 2012 0 comment

Iraqi Authorities' stance on the MEK

Kurd politician:”It is impossible for MKO to relocate to Iraqi Kurdistan”

Iraqi Kurd politician: “Mujahedin e-Khalq organization is a terrorist group and no Kurdish groups are interested in MKO to remain in Iraqi soil.”

In an interview with Habilian, Leader of Mustaqbal party of Iraqi Kurdistan said: “MKO is a terrorist group which is not only the enemy of Iranian nation but also a hostile to Iraqi people and especially the Kurds. Furthermore, they have had a direct impact on suppression of our people in Saddam’s time.”

Demanding MKO’s expulsion from Iraq, he also pointed out that the MKO is supported by foreign powers and their existence is a crisis for Iraq. “As you know the relations between Iran and Iraq are friendly and at the same time strategic and we don’t want these relations to be damaged due to MKO’s existence in Iraq.” Qadir Aziz reiterated.

Referring to some Iraqi politicians’ support of MKO he included: “Everybody knows it is because of hostility to Iran that these sides are supporting the terrorist group.”

Disclaiming rumors regarding possibility of MKO’s relocation to Iraqi Kurdistan, Aziz added: “This grouplet is against the Kurds and helped Saddam in suppression of our uprising. So all the Kurdish sides are against their existence in Iraqi Kurdistan.”
Tuesday, 22 May 2012 Habilian

May 22, 2012 0 comment

Former members of the MEK

Rajavi’s senior translator defects from MEK, makes revelation

Ghorban Ali Hosseini,Former terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO, a.k.a. MEK and PMOI) member working as a senior translator for the terrorist group made astonishing exposure of the terrorist group’s crimes in Iraq following his defection. Rajavi’s senior translator defects from MEK, makes revelation

According to a report published by Habilian Foundation website, during the first remarks following his defection, the former Arabic translator of the MKO who has spent over 30 years in the Cult disclosed top secret terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization’s crimes in Iraq.

Working as a senior translator for Mujahedin-e Khalq terrorist group, he was translating the group’s publications, announcements, letters, statements, and their website into Arabic.

“I had been working for 2 decades at various bases of MKO in Iraq, and due to my profession I was closely witnessing Rajavi’s mercenary, servitude, and spying for Saddam and after his downfall for the U.S. occupiers,” he said.

“The whole administrative and leadership system of Rajavi was part of the Iraqi army,” he said referring to Rajavi’s total devotion and allegiance to the toppled Iraqi regime of Saddam Hussein.

“According to the documents and letters which I translated or the reports of his closest men, I found out that Rajavi was receiving oil in exchange for his services.”

He went on to say that the amount of oil have been increased by 100000 barrels per day (3 million barrels per month) which they turned them into cash in European countries.

“All the claims of the group regarding the financial assistance from Iranians and all their tricks in fund raising for (so-called) Simaye Azadi –the MKO’s TV channel- were sheer lies. They were intended to cover up the huge looting of Iraqi oil and to justify their millions in expenditures.”

“In the years following the Saddam’s downfall I was closely observing the MKO’s systematic interference in the internal affairs of Iraq and their espionage against Iraqi people and resistance groups in favor of the U.S. forces.”

He then made reference to MKO’s creating schism and fueling the ethnic and religious divisions in Iraq, escalation of conflicts between political parties particularly in Diyala province in which Camp Ashraf is located, and making effort to prevent their participation in the government and the parliament as a part of measures that MKO was doing in their bid to overthrow the Iraqi government.

He added that in his meeting with Martin Kobler, U.N. special representative to Iraq, following his release from the Camp Liberty, he has explained all the above facts as well as the cult-like conditions made at Camp Liberty by the MKO leadership.

Finally, he said that he has called on the UN to save the trapped cult members.

May 17, 2012 0 comment

Mujahedin Khalq Organization as a terrorist group

J. Raimondo threatened over anti-MEK articles

The editorial director of Antiwar.com says he has been threatened from Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK, a.k.a. MKO and PMOI) supporters over his articles about the terrorist group. J. Raimondo threatened over anti-MEK articles

According to a Thursday report from Habilian Foundation website, in an article published on Antiwar.com on Wednesday, Justin Raimondo, American author and the editorial director of Antiwar.com, wrote that although MKO claims to have “renounced” terrorism, “exists in an atmosphere seething with violence, and my own experience with them has borne this out.”

“Whenever I have written about them I have invariably received emails from MEK supporters laden with explicit threats of violence,” he added.

He noted that it is to be expected from members of a “psycho cult”, adding “but in the case of the MEK it’s not like they’ve never killed any Americans before.” “Just ask the families of Paul Shaffer, Jack Turner, Louis Lee Hawkins, William Cottrell, Donald Smith, and Robert Krongard.”

May 17, 2012 0 comment

The cult of Rajavi

MKO tries to set up a new garrison in Iraq

Leaders of the Munafeqin terrorist group (MKO) are trying to take a new building like Camp Ashraf in Iraq, says Mohammad Javad Hasheminejad. MKO tries to set up a new garrison in Iraq
Discussing the current degrading conditions of the terrorist group after their relocation from Camp Ashraf to Camp Liberty, Habilian Foundation Secretary-General Mohammad Javad Hasheminejad told YJC that the conditions at Camp Liberty are not similar to the ones at the notorious Camp Ashraf, since it restricted the activities of its members like a fence and there they were working in an organizational manner.

“Camp Liberty meets the necessary requirements, therefore according to the international rules and regulations the asylum seekers of the Camp should cut themselves off from the cultic affiliations,” added Hasheminejad.

Referring to MKO leadership propaganda campaign to misrepresent the conditions at Camp Liberty, Secretary-General of Habilian Foundation said the reason behind these misrepresentations is that “the conditions at Camp Liberty do not allow the members of the group to keep on their terrorist activities.”

Most of the members of the garrison are trying to defect from the terrorist group, so the leaders have announced that if a member of the group disobeys the orders of the terrorist group has to be removed.

May 8, 2012 0 comment

Iraqi Authorities' stance on the MEK

No upright Iraqi group supports MKO terrorists

A member of Iraq’s Supreme Islamic Council was quoted by Nasim news agency as saying that Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK, a.k.a. MKO and PMOI) supporters are “as corrupt as the terrorist group itself”.

According to a report published by Habilian Foundation (families of Iranian terror victims), member of the Supreme Islamic Council of Iraq Dr. Habib al-Tarfi said Mujahedin-e Khalq group has nothing of its own and all that it has belongs to Iraqi people.

“We are calling for compensation and cost of using the land which belonged to the Iraqis, though have been taken to MKO due to the Saddam’s policies,” he added.

Recalling the purpose of MKO presence in Iraq, al-Tarfi went on to say that presence of the group in the country was political and Saddam’s security forces had utilized it to murder people.

He finally referred to the terroristic nature of MKO and said, “No upright group in Iraq stands up for the terrorist organization.”

May 7, 2012 0 comment

Mujahedin Khalq Organization as a terrorist group

WAIS member: MEK always remain a tool for terrorism

A member of the World Association of International Studies at Stanford University describes terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO, a.k.a. MEK and PMOI) as a cult which “will always WAIS member: MEK always remain a tool for terrorism remain a tool for terrorism.”

Soraya Sepahpour-Ulrich, member of the World Association of International Studies, told Habilian on Tuesday that undoubtedly “the cult (Mujahedin-e Khalq) will always remain a tool for terrorism.”

She went on to say, “The one thing the Empire (the U.S.) and its boss, Israel, does not want, is stability”, since “a stable country can be unified against outside enemies.”

Referring to terrorist acts perpetrated by MKO in both Iran and Iraq, Sepahpour-Ulrich added, “The MEK have proven themselves as ruthless killers be it in Iraq, Iran, or elsewhere.”

Over 12000 of Iranians, including some 70 high-ranking officials have been brutally killed in MKO terrorist operations since the early years of Islamic Revolution. They have also slaughtered over 25000 Iraqi civilians in return for receiving money and arms from Iraqi executed dictator.

“They are even more useful now than before – any terrorist act carried out by them, will easily be pinned on Iranians,” she added.

April 26, 2012 0 comment

MEK Camp Ashraf

MKO runs advert for equipment at Camp Ashraf

Barred from carrying their stuff gathered during 25 years of illegitimate presence in Iraq to Camp Liberty, terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO, a.k.a. MEK and PMOI) took action to sell them in Baghdad.

According to a report published by Habilian Foundation website, MKO ran a newspaper ad in Thursday’s edition of Al-Mashriq, a Baghdad daily, for the equipment at Camp Ashraf most of which they have received from Saddam in exchange for their services.

The display ad contains a list of equipment such as engineering tools, heating and cooling systems of large rooms, different types of vehicles including passenger cars, trucks, and buses, generators, kitchen utensils, professional audio and video systems, industrial workshop equipment, medical and hospital equipment, and a variety of printing equipment. An email address is also given for those who are willing to purchase the items.

The action took place, while Iraqi authorities assert that all the equipment at Camp Ashraf belongs to Iraqi people.

MKO is known to have received millions of dollars in return for its services to the Iraqi executed dictator.

Habilian, reporting from Al Mashregh, Baghdad

April 24, 2012 0 comment

Iraqi Authorities' stance on the MEK

MKO’s meddling in Iraq’s internal affairs reversed my stand

In an email sent Tuesday morning to Habilian Foundation, a senior member of al-Iraqiya bloc and former MKO supporter described the group members’ presence in Iraq as “irritating” and called on the government to expel them from Iraq.

After a report regarding giving his vocal support to terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization, Mash’an al-Saadi sent a letter to Habilian denying the charge of speaking on behalf of the group.

Although, on several occasions, al-Saadi has spoken in favor of MKO terrorists, he censured some pro-MKO media for fabricating statements and falsely attributing those statements to him, adding, “I have not spoken in favor of the group for a long time.”

Earlier in the week, a Baathist pro-MKO website quoted al-Saadi as saying that MKO is going to leave Iraq and government should keep their dignity by avoiding the relocation of them in Iraq.

“The only thing caused me to change my stand in this matter was MKO’s ceaseless meddling in the Iraq’s internal affairs,” he added.

April 18, 2012 0 comment

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