Iraqi protesters in the north of the country have called for the expulsion of anti-Iranian terrorist group Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO/MEK/PMOI) from Iraq. Scores of protesters gathered outside Camp Ashraf in Diyala on Friday and called for the expulsion of the notorious MKO terrorists from the country, a Press TV correspondent reported. MKO members responded by throwing rocks at the demonstrators.
… The Mojahedin Khalq or MKO, which is a terrorist organization despite the attempts of many in the American government and in the European Union to say it is not, has been doing a series of things in your country in conjunction with this Jundollah group, which is absolutely reprehensible and frankly, as Mr. Giraldi, Mr. McGovern and Mr. Paul Craig Roberts have been covering these things. It becomes clear that there is an American and Israeli intelligence connection to the MKO ..
“Intelligence reports drawn by the security committee in Diyala prove that MKO hands are involved in a series of deadly terror attacks and explosions in the province,” Fars news agency cited Abdul Nasser al-Mahdawi as telling AK News on Tuesday.
There are approximately 3 thousand MKO terrorists in Iraq being protected by the American military. Many American soldiers have died escorting these terrorists on shopping trips inside Iraq. I dare the American government to tell the parents and loved ones of these soldiers who were killed that they died escorting communist terrorists who are on the State Department’s list of terrorism on shopping expeditions.In 2003, American forces attacked a camp in Iraq and killed some of those terrorists, and ever since then we have been protecting them and using them inside Iran to do terrorists activities.
Protesters have been shouting, “leave our country”, and carried anti-MKO slogans to express their intolerance towards the presence of the organization that they say has caused so much pain in their lives.
… the top adviser to the leader of the Islamic Revolution added. “Today those [countries] that have gone to war to thwart terrorism, have risen against nations, killing women, men and innocent children in the name of their war on terrorism,” Larijani continued. “Their capitals have turned into safe havens for terrorists,” he said. Larijani was referring to the European Parliament playing host to the notorious leader of the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO), Maryam Rajavi, on the first day of December and only two days after the assassination of a nuclear scientist in Iran …
The families of the victims of the latest terrorist incidents in Iran have strongly criticized the European Parliament for its support for an anti-Iranian terrorist group, according to a recent report..The families say the double standard applied by certain European countries toward terrorist groups like the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO/MEK/PMOI) is a major cause of such inhumane activities..Last week, the European Parliament issued a declaration urging Washington to remove the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) from its list of foreign terrorist organizations.
… The European Parliament issued a declaration on Thursday, urging Washington to remove the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization from its list of Foreign Terrorist Organizations. The European Union took the MKO off its blacklist in 2009.”The people of the world have been once again faced with Europe’s double standards on terrorism and have realized the reality of the West’s approach towards terrorism,”member of the Majlis National Security and Foreign Policy Commission Heshmatollah Falahatpisheh said on Saturday. The MKO has no place among the Iranian people, who will never forget the terrorist group’s cooperation with former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein …
… Brigadier General Javani said that despite placing the MKO on its list of terrorist organizations Washington has not refrained from providing all out-support for the group over the past 30 years.”The group has conducted a terror campaign from the safe haven provided by the West, the US and the Zionists,”..In 1991, Maryam Rajavi as then leader of the group’s military forces directly ordered the massacre of Kurdish Iraqis in the north and the Shia population in the south …
… The administration of former US president George W. Bush rejected the request in its final days in 2009, after examining material submitted by the group and US intelligence agencies, including classified information. The State Department said it would study the decision, but added that the US government continues to view the group as a terrorist organization. The Iraq-based group is listed as a terrorist organization by much of the international community and is responsible for numerous acts of terror and violence against Iranian civilians and government officials. ..