Habilian Association Website

MKO begs Iraqis’ help to stay in the country

The anti-Iran terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) has recently made futile attempts to make Iraqi people help the cult to stay in the country, an Iraqi youth revealed. MKO has recently made futile attempts to make Iraqi people help the cult to stay in the country

“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 told Habilian Association (families of Iranian terror victims) news website.

“With a username different from my real name, I chatted to a user called Mustafa who admired the MKO and attacked the Islamic Republic of Iran sharply,” he said.

“I was surprised as he called me by my real name, though I appeared with a nickname on the forum,” he added.

“After a while, Mustafa asked me to write to and call Iraqi and American officials to express my support of the MKO and my willingness as an Iraqi to keep the cult in the country. He gave me their phone numbers and email addresses,” the Iraqi user said.

“We will deliver your letters to the UN ambassador to Iraq, commander of the US forces in Iraq General Raymond Odierno, Iraqi President Jalal Talabani, VP Tariq Al-Hashimi, Parliament Speaker Ayad Al-Samarrai, FM Hoshyar Zebari and President of Iraq’s Kurdistan Region Masoud Barzani,” he quoted Mustafa as saying.

“Mustafa asked me to call Ayad Allawi, Tariq Al-Hashimi and Ayad Al-Samarrai to ask them to stand by the MKO. He also wanted to have a copy of my emails to the officials,” he added.

February 7, 2010 0 comment

Iraq

Iraqi sheikhs have never backed MKO

Iraqi tribal sheikhs have never supported the anti-Iran terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO), the sheikh of Al-Birmani tribe said in a meeting with Habilian Association Secretary General.

Iraqi tribal sheikhs urge the government not to hesitate to expel the cult

A number of Iraqi tribal sheikhs from Baghdad, Maysan and Babil met Seyyed Mohammad Javad Hasheminejad, Habilain Association (families of Iranian terror victims) news website reported.
“The MKO’s propaganda that they are supported by Iraqi sheikhs is totally a lie,” Sheikh Jawdat Kadhim insisted.

“All Iraqi people hate the MKO due to its cruel crimes,” he said, adding that the Saddam-allied MKO “massacres several people both in Iran and Iraq”.

“Saleh Al-Mutlaq, the pro-MKO MP, is so much hated by the Iraqi people that is cursed and condemned whenever he appears on Iraqi TVs,” Sheikh Jabr said.

“Saddam Hussein used the MKO intentionally to suppress Iraqi nation,” Sheikh Abul-Hussein Ghadhban said.

“Iraqi tribal sheikhs urge the government not to hesitate to expel the cult,” he insisted.

“All Iraqi groups, without any exception, whom I met, want the MKO’s expulsion from the country,” Habilain Association Secretary general said.

“Iraqi sheikhs have had a main role in identifying and removing the MKO’s line,” Hasheminejad insisted.

February 2, 2010 0 comment

Human Rights Abuse in the MEK

Torture and murder within the Rajavi cult

The MKO terrorist organization always claims to be a full supporter of freedom of expression and human rights and condemns any arrest, imprisonment and torture. However, all MKO’s separated memners insist on bearing and witnessing savage tortures and murders as a fixed routine within the cult.

The following are just parts of MKO’s ex-members’ testimonials on Torture and murder within the Rajavi cult:

1. Ordered by the MKO’s officials, Hussein Shokouhian was thrown down a building in Camp Al-Ramadi. He fell on high-voltage cables and then on the earth which led him to mental disorders including amnesia.

2. 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.

3. While in a prison within Camp Ashraf, Jalal Selki endured any tortures for 13 months. He was tortured by Nader Rafee’inejad, Adib and Majid Alamian while his cell found filled with water.

4. Valiyyollah Goudini was tortured by Majid Alamian in Camp Ashraf.

5. Saeed Kiani was murdered by the MKO in Basra following his objections against the cult.

6. Ja’far Kehzadmanesh was murdered following his questioning the MKO’s views.

And hundreds of other members who were tortured or murdered in secret are among the MKO’s victims.

February 2, 2010 0 comment

Mujahedin Khalq Organization's Propaganda System

MKO denies Fatah report

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 anti-Iran terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (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.

In order to unveil the lies of the terrorist cult, Habilian Association cites the link and photo of the news item on the Fatah website itself:
http://www.palvoice.com/index.php?id=22201

January 30, 2010 0 comment

Iraq

MKO expulsion the least Iraqi right

In a meeting with Habilian Association Secretary General, a number of Iraqi educated women insisted on Iraq’s right to expel the anti-Iran terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO), Habilian Association (families of Iranian terror victims) news website reported.

“The MKO expulsion from Iraq is the least right our nation has,” Suhair Muhyiddin Abdulwahhab said.

“No Iraqi group is willing the cult to stay in Iraq,” the Iraqi political activist insisted.

“Iraqi nation doesn’t let MKO make terror efforts”
“The terrorists, including the MKO, have made many problems to the Iraqi nation and committed many crimes against my country as well as yours,” head of Biladi TV channel’s public relations said.

“The Iraqi nation will expel all terrorists, including the MKO, from the country through their unity and won’t let the anti-Iran cult to keep its terror efforts in Iraq,” insisted Rana Bassem Al-Rafi’ee.

“MKO killed much over 25000 Iraqis”
“It is said that the MKO has killed 25000 Iraqi people, but I want to declare that much more Iraqis were steeped in blood by the cult,” an Iraqi lecturer and activist said.

“Iraqi people want the MKO’s expulsion from the country. The cult is so much hated by the nation that there were widespread protests by Al-Samawah people following news about MKO’s reloction to the province,” Firdows Al-Yasiri added.

“Sorry for hosting the MKO”
“I should apologize to the Iranian nation on behalf of the Iraqi nation for accepting the anti-Iran cult on our soil for years,” head of Shahid Mihrab Institute in Al-Kadhimain said.
“The MKO will be certainly expelled from Iraq,” Shada Abdulkadhim Al-Hilli insisted.

“Iraqis more motivated to expel MKO”
“I have met several Iraqi officials and provided them with several documents on the MKO’s crimes,” Habilian Association Secretary General said.

“Iraqi people are much more motivated to expel the MKO from Iraq since the cult’s crimes in Iraq is much more than theirs in Iran,” Seyyed Mohammad Javad Hasheminejad concluded.

January 24, 2010 0 comment

Iraqi Authorities' stance on the MEK

Iraq firm in expelling the MKO

A member of the Iraqi parliament insisted that Iraq is firm in its decision to expel the anti-Iran terrorist group, the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) from the country.

Muhammad Al-Hamidawi called the terrorist cult’s presence in Iraq “illegal”, adding that “the conditions for asylum seeking as well as the terms of Geneva Conventions do not apply to the members of the cult”. He said the Iraqi government “is firm and serious in expelling the MKO,” Habilian Association (families of Iranian terror victims) news website quoted Mehr News Agency as reporting.

“The MKO entered Iraq during Saddam Hussein’s rule just due to its enmity towards Iran. Now we should destroy this cult, a way of which is their relocation from Camp Ashraf,” said the member of Al-Fadhilah Islamic Party in the Iraqi parliament.

“The MKO’s presence in Iraq has made so many problems to our nation due to usurping their lands, but also it is illegal according to the Iraqi Constitution,” Hamidawi insisted.

He confirmed there were pressures on the Iraqi government not to expel the terrorist cult, insisting Iraq “is determined to expel the MKO”, since the cult has had “several interventions in Iraq’s internal affairs both now and under Saddam’s rule and has been in contact with some of those who are well known for their opposition to the current Iraqi political situation”.

January 9, 2010 0 comment

Habilian Foundation

Iraqi Kurd scholars meet Habilian SG

A number of Iraq’s Kurdistan senior Islamic scholars met the Secretary General of Habilian Association (families of Iranian terror victims) in Mashhad.

Seyyed Mohammad Javad Hasheminejad welcomed the group, headed by Sheikh Hussein Khushnawati, to “the Iran’s spiritual capital city”, hoping “a good cooperation” between Iran and Iraq, Habilian Association (families of Iranian terror victims) news website reported.

“Iran’s enemies enjoyed utmost use of terrorist groups”

“The enemies used terrorist groups widely to break the Iranian nation’s unity. The US used the anti-Iran terrorist group, the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO), in the midst of Iran-Iraq war against our country. The cult assassinated several Iranian senior officials as well ordinary people. The enemies also created terrorist groups in the name of backing Iraq’s Kurdistan,” the Secretary General of Habilian Association said.

“US wants MKO stay in Iraq”

“The MKO is much hated both in Iran and Iraq, since it has committed many crimes against the two nations. However, the US wants the MKO stay in Iraq. The cult is currently planning to intervene in Iraq’s forthcoming parliamentary elections. The MKO, as well as other terrorist groups does not like a secure Iraq,” Hasheminejad added.

“More relationships are welcomed”

“Your association is named after Habil (Abel), the son of Adam, which shows your humane views. By the way, Abel was not willing to do any harm to his evil brother,” Jamal Muhammad, Imam of Halabja Mosque said. “Opposite to you is Qabil (Cane) or the MKO, who fought with Saddam Hussein against you and also destroyed many Kurd villages. We want you to continue holding such meetings,” he insisted.

“I am also willing to continue this. The more security in Iraq, the more friendship between the two countries,” Hasheminejad said.
“MKO assisted Saddam in removing Iran-Iraq shared heritage”

“We have many things in common, but the MKO aided Saddam in removing our shred heritage. We hope to meet you soon in Iraq’s Kurdistan,” said Seyyed Muzaffar Pirkhezri, a university lecturer and chief of Pirkhezri Seyyeds.

“Part of Saddam’s savage crimes in Iraq was committed by the help of the MKO. The cult committed many crimes in Kifri and Tuz Khurmatu and we should say that it many MKO crimes are committed in Iraq’s Kurdistan,” Hasheminejad commented.

“Habilian, the first and only anti-terrorism organization in Iran”

Issa Barzanchi, another member of the Iraqi group, asked Mr Hasheminejad if Habilian Association is registered in international organizations.

“We are the first and only anti-terrorism official organization in Iran and we could manage to collect a full list of Iranian terror victims. We have given the Iraqi officials confidential documents we have gained against the MKO. However, we are not willing to register the Association in international organizations, since they only back those who repeat their words. There have been many talks between me and Western officials, including those in Geneva. They said they didn’t know the MKO, though they supported the cult to be removed from terrorist organizations lists,” Hasheminejad answered.

January 5, 2010 0 comment

Mujahedin Khalq Organization's Propaganda System

MKO forges Lebanese girl photo

The Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO), an anti-Iran terrorist group, forged a photo, relating it to Tehran’s Ashura unrests.

The MKO’s official website put a photo of a Lebanese girl with her head bleeding, claiming she had been injured in the midst of Tehran’s Ashura unrests on last Sunday, Habilian Association (families of terror victims) news website reported.

However, the popular photo belongs to a Lebanese girl showing her in an Ashura ritual in Nabatieh, south Lebanon. The photo, taken several years ago, has been on show on many Shiite as well as anti-Shiite websites. The MKO has cropped the photo so that the signs, written in Arabic, could not be viewed. The original photo can be viewed on the following websites:

http://bestfoto.mihanblog.com/post/3
http://www.alhsa.com/forum/showthread.php?t=115424
http://www.alnaja7.org/forum/showthread.php?t=1104

It is not the first time the MKO terrorist cult forges photos in order to deceive the public opinion. The cult used to forge popular photos of Iranian children, taken by great Iranian photographers and published in a book entitled “Children, Faith, Freedom” by the Islamic Republic Airlines, in order to justify their fundraising in Europe. The fundraisers claimed the children were orphans of Iranian dissidents executed by the Iranian government.

The MKO also published photos of the ex-President Mohammad Khatami’s visit to Ebrat Museum in Arab websites, claiming he was witnessing Iraqi POWs tortured by Iranian agents. However, the museum shows statues of pro-Revolution people tortured by Shah’s SAVAK.

January 2, 2010 0 comment

Iraq

Iraq’s decision to expel MKO backed by international law

Iraq’s Media Development Centre held a conference in Baghdad on the government’s decision to expel the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) terrorist group. A number of Iraqi popular as well as media figures attended the conference, held in Baghdad Al-Mansour Hotel, to express their views on the issue, Habilian Association (families of Iranian terror victims) news website quoted Iraq’s Media Development Centre as reporting.

Dr Adnan Siraj, head of Iraq’s Media Development Centre, Dr Hassan Salman, chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Iraqi Media Network (IMN), Dr Tariq Harb, Iraqi well known lawyer, Dr Ali Shalah, member of the Board of Trustees of the IMN, and Eng. Layla Tamimi were the main guest speakers.

“Iraq doesn’t recognize the MKO”

“The MKO cooperated with Iraq’s enemies through holding meetings with Iraqi dissidents following the fall of Saddam Hussein. This led to the government’s decision to expel any terrorist groups, including the MKO, from the country,” Dr Adnan Siraj said.

“The MKO has forgotten that it is a terrorist group recognized neither by Iraq nor the rest of the world. They were doomed to leave Camp Ashraf in December 15 so that they would be moved to any country who would accept them. Camp Ashraf, the cult’s main base in Diyalah province, will turn into a public entertainment centre for the local people,” Siraj added.

“MKO not asylum-seekers”

“At one time, the MKO had tanks and light and heavy artillery and moved to Iraq upon a political decision by the then Iraqi regime at the height of Iran-Iraq war. There was also a Western agreement behind this. Therefore, the cult members cannot be regarded as asylum-seekers, since they left Iran for France and then were moved to Iraq by France and Britain,” Dr Hassan Salman said.

“The cult’s presence in Iraq thus could be regarded as a political, military and security decision. The MKO is regarded as a terrorist organization by the US and many other countries,” Salman said, who was recently threatened to death by the terrorist cult.

“The cult didn’t enter Iraq as usual asylum-seekers but as a result of a political decision to be used against Iranian and Iraqi people,” Dr Ali Shalah repeated referring to problems made by the MKO’s presence in Iraq.

“Iraq’s decision backed by international law”

“The Iraqi government’s decision to expel terrorist groups is backed not only by the Iraqi Constitution but also international law,” Dr Tariq Harb insisted.

“According to the international law, any country can make their own laws on giving asylum. The MKO terrorist cult has no lawful right to stay in Iraq,” Harb reminded.

“MKO involved in Iraqi massacres”

“The MKO has committed the most savage crimes against Diyalah people. They were involved in killing and torturing the 1991 Iraqi Shiite Intifada activists close to the Iranian border in Khaniqain Road and north Diyalah. So there’s no end to their terror efforts and it is a military force used by Saddam Hussein against the Iraqi nation,” Eng. Layla Tamimi said.

December 30, 2009 0 comment

Mujahedin Khalq Organization as a terrorist group

MKO attacks reporters prior to covering Ashraf relocate

Reporters preparing to cover the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) members’ relocate from Camp Ashraf were attacked today in Baghdad.

The blast was one of the three car bombs killing at least 4 people, Habilian Association (families of terror victims) website quoted the Kuwait News Agency (KUNA) as reporting.

Upon a call from the Iraqi government, the reporters were going to go to Camp Ashraf to cover the MKO’s relocate to Baghdad. The blast at least wounded a reporter who was waiting with colleagues at Baghdad’s Green Zone to move to the camp. Another car bomb was blasted in a car park opposite to the Iranian embassy in Baghdad.

The Iraqi government had vowed to relocate the MKO from Camp Ashraf to Bghdad on Tuesday.
The MKO terrorists had threatened the Iraqi government to resist the security forces upon their entering Camp Ashraf.

December 16, 2009 0 comment

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