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Instillation of Hatred in the Cult of Mujahedin

Nejat SocietyOctober 6, 2008075 views

cult leaders unit members and gave them enemies to hate and comrades to love but love towards other members is replaced by hatred and disgust to prevent the formation of dissidence and objection within the cult…Many MKO/PMOI ex-members point out that they had to express their hatred to their relatives, friends and even their parents in order to pass the phases of the ideological revolution of the Mujahedin. The more hatred they showed to outsiders, the more loyal they proved to be to the leader

Fostered ambiance of distrust within Mujahedin

Nejat SocietySeptember 21, 2008092 views

Despite the fact that in almost all political systems and groups it is attempted to conceal the identity of the spies, within MKO / PMOI spying is respected and valued so all members are involved in it openly and consider it to be an ideological and organizational duty ..

The Cultic Change Enforced Through Letters

Nejat SocietyAugust 11, 2008089 views

in a systematic fashion of letter writing, they began to write open letters of congratulation to the newly wed Rajavis, and Massoud Rajavi himself in particular, for the heroic move and the initiated new phase in MKO. A look at the countless volume of these letters, known as the letters of ideological revolution, with identical themes of expressing total devotion to the leadership and his novel ideological revolution well indicates the Mujahedin Khalq organization’s resort to crafts to subjugate its own insiders

The ideological revolution, a solution or the critical episode

Nejat SocietyFebruary 17, 2008070 views

It was concluded that the ideological revolution was the leadership’s sole solution for numerous political, military, and strategic failures of armed phase adopted by the organization in order to save it from the danger of split and even disintegration. It is worth mentioning that Bijan Niyabati made his utmost effort to imply the meaning

The Role of Strategic Stalemates in MKO ideological Shift 2

Nejat SocietyDecember 9, 2007075 views

Again and again Rajavi, overconfident of terrorist actions that he referred to as ‘great operations’, predicted a short time overthrow in his press interviews. He even classified the definite time of overthrow into three periods: short, mid, and long and finally fixed the exact date in a 5 year span.

The Role of Strategic Stalemates in MKO ideological Shift

Nejat SocietyDecember 2, 2007078 views

A look at a multitude of the crises the organization ran into following its declare of armed warfare after the initiation of the Islamic Republic in Iran well explain that the organization’s resort to ideological shift was the last option to surmount crises and guarantee the organization’s survival.

The Plotted Ideological Rajavis Marriage for the Organizational Revival

Nejat SocietyNovember 13, 20070100 views

The ideological marriage of Maryam and Massoud [1984] and intra-organizational obligatory divorces [1988] constitute the strategic hallmarks of the ideological revolution within Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization [MKO] or the Mojahedin Cult as notoriously entitled.

The Ideological Revolutionary and the Failed Strategy of Overthrow

Nejat SocietyNovember 4, 2007075 views

In fact, the revolution was the outcome of the two fold necessity of first to overcome the encountered internal crises and second, to secure the political revival of the organization. In addition, the danger of split threatened Mojahedin more than before. The organization’s failed policy of overthrowing Iranian regime that was much a result of the leadership’s autocracy…

9/11 Attacks & MKO’s Ideal Ideological Enterprise

Nejat SocietySeptember 5, 2007068 views

Mojahedin’s early ideological series of pamphlets, especially Takamol (Evolution) and Shenakht (Epistemology) that were designed to translate their general aspirations into a more systematic world-outlook and the pamphlet Rah-e anbiya rah-e bashar (The way of the prophets, the way of humanity) which was much a philosophical and historical work, absolutely asserted the armed and violent strategy in the curse of campaign.

The Vanished Public Support and the Ideological Revolution (11)

Nejat SocietyAugust 19, 2007076 views

…with a variety of political leverages such as attempts made to escalate the existing tension between Iran and other Western states to advance the strategy of destabilizing and overthrowing the Iranian regime. From the ideological point of view, it tabooed criticism of any kind against organizational hierarchy and thwarted any possible schism and disobedience.