A provision in immigrant law, enacted since Sept. 11, 2001, had affected anyone considered to have give support to terrorists. The new decision could pave the way for networks like the anti-Iran terrorist group, the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO), and al-Qaeda-linked foreign insurgents fighting in Syria to seek asylum in the US. The US …
The question is, how far will the MEK/MKO/PMOI go to counter the exposures made by former members who are increasing in number and who remain undeterred in their efforts to help rescue those former colleagues who remain trapped in conditions of isolation and suffering daily abuses …
In Washington, there are very few issues that unite Republicans and Democrats. One is support for Israel and condemnation of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Yet the story of how an exiled Iranian dissident group secured bipartisan support from a host of heavyweight Washington insiders and fought its way off of the State Department’s list of designated terrorist organizations illustrates how power is wielded…
A prominent Iraqi politician described the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO, also known as MEK, NCRI or PMOI) as a big cancerous tumor being cut off from his country.“The MKO is like a cancer that Iraq has been afflicted with, but uprooting it is nearly complete and it has reached its final days…
Debray recounts the “joie de vie” within the Iranian youth and describes the government as”too fragmented and plural to be told ‘totalitarian'”. He criticized his government for double standard and mistaken policies towards Iranians including hosting the Mujahedin Khalq Organization terror cult in French territory and aiding “the Iraqi aggressor” Saddam Hussein in the disastrous war against Iran.
the black background of the U.S. interventions in Iran’s internal affairs, its support for the 1953 coup against the government of Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh, its support for Saddam Hussein during the 8-year war, its sponsorship of MKO and Jundallah terrorist cults against the civilians and its policy of …
The relocation of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization from Iraqi has been a problematic issue from the very start ..Is it really worth to maintain the supremacy of a cult like terrorist group by risking the peace in an already-tensioned area? Will Romania buy the danger of receiving”Saddam’s Private Army”the MKO to the cost of appeasing the US?
Why maintain such a terrorist force in the region? Answer: to maintain the upper hand in all foreign affairs by controlling and steering the business interests of the worst criminals. Drug-running, human trafficking, smuggling and kidnapping are only some of the lucrative business used to generate black budget cash and grease the skids of corruption in the Middle East and Central Asia.
After removing the extremist organization Mojahedin-e-Khalq (MEK)aka MKO/PMOI from its list of terrorist organizations in 2012, the US State Department has been unsuccessfully trying to move militants from this group out of Iraq and closer to sites that are being readied for future armed hostilities….Washington seems to feel that Romania would be an auspicious location…
Jack Straw confirmed that the UK government condemned any form of terrorism.”The British government has condemned the assassination of the Iranian nuclear scientists”, he said.Ben wallace another member of the UK parliamentarian delegation spoke of the probability of relisting of the MKO/MEK/PMOI as a terror group…