In January 21, 2002 a number of 50 MKO/MEK/PMOI dissident members whom were handed over to the Iraqi former dictator; Saddam Hussein by Massoud Rajavi, got released by the help of international organizations.Honoring this day, I want to remind Massoud Rajavi and Mujahein-e Khalq that …
It’s been over three decades that families of the hostages of the Cult of Rajavi (the Mujahedin Khalq Organization/ the MKO/ the MEK) have been suffering a bitter separation. The dimensions of their grief have been enlarged by the suppressive acts of the cult day after day.During the early days of the separation, families …
MKO members’ relocation to Albania was a good news for families who were worried about the security and safety of their loved ones in the war-torn country of Iraq. After all the MKO/MEK/PMOI members moved to Albania, the MKO hostages’ families felt more hopeful
MKO defectors explained the situation of the MKO Cult hostages, esp. after their relocation in Albania. They also elaborated different aspects of the Cult manipulative techniques such as suppression, violation of human rights, complete mental and physical control over members, incarceration and torture and even assassination of dissidents, cutting members off the outside world esp. their family members, celibacy, cutting off any access to the outside media,… . Former members of the MKO Cult shared their experiences as eyewitnesses of the Cult practices with the audiences.
Definitely, ISIS and Syrian rebels are considered friends of MKO/MEK/PMOI as well. Actually, the long-life policy of the leaders of the MKO/MEK/PMOI has always gotten in line with policies of enemies of the Iranian Government, regardless of ethics and moralities and justice. Double standard is the tool for hypocrites.Moreover, atrocities of the ISIS terrorists might seem so natural to the MKO
Local observers in Tirana are reporting that the Mojahedin Khalq cultic terror group (MEK) is buying and creating several sandwich and kebab shops in the city and is using the MEK /MKO/PMOI members to work in these fast-food businesses. On the surface this may look like a positive move. In an article titled ‘Albania: What would a de-radicalization program for the Mojahedin Khalq involve’, it was …
They are constantly bombarded by all possible brainwashing tactics and techniques. These trapped members are not allowed to have access to telephone, mobile, internet, newspaper … etc. and have turned into weak and mentally unstable people who cannot decide for themselves any more. The Mojahedin Khalq did not let us even see or visit our loved ones as they are worried that a hint of the outside world could bring back all their human feelings….
She talked in detail about Massoud Rajavi’s clandestine visit to Saudi Arabia ostensibly for Haj which the MEK?MKO/PMOI later were forced to admit to. Then, after the First Gulf War, Rajavi received three lorry loads of gold bars and jewelry which was brought to Iraq from Saudi Arabia…
Reasonably, a dozen of men and women in normal clothes of normal citizens with no weapons, behind a wooden gate secured by Iraqi police do not sound dangerous but the members of the Cult of Rajavi [MKO/MEK/PMOI]get really nervous and confused when they find themselves face to face to the people behind the torn curtains. Their anxiety comes from their fear of the outside world.
This is reminiscent of the mothers of the people deceived by the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK aka Rajavi cult) over three decades. As a result of deceptive recruitment, they were taken to bases in Iraq to commit terrorist acts against their homeland. They are also victims of cultic abuse and remain psychological and physical prisoners of the cult leader Massoud Rajavi, some in Iraq, some now in Albania …