I just wanted to give everyone a quick reminder of the fact that the MEK, an Iranian cult of highly suspicious funding which is beloved by Trump insiders like John…
International Affairs Editor on Channel 4, Lindsey Hilsum mistreated, authorities are silent about the event. Minister Fatmir Xhafaj, the highest police authorities, and the British Embassy in Tirana have become aware of this incident. Sources from the State Intelligence and Anti-terrorism Services, speaking on terms of anonymity, indicate that the incident occurred …
RUDY CAN FAIL The lawman gone bad isn’t making a legal case. He’s trying to get the mob to destroy the law on behalf of his client. So now we…
On May 8 President Donald Trump announced that the United States will be leaving the nuclear agreement that Iran signed in July 2015 with P5+1 – the five permanent members…
Perhaps the most controversial of Trump’s associates to have met with the MEK is Walid Phares, who served as Trump’s adviser on counterterrorism and the Middle East during his presidential campaign. This was hardly a symbolic post; Phares was compensated $13,000 per month by the campaign. Phares has come under criticism for Islamophobic …
Mujahedin e Khalq members are opponents of Iran’s regime. Following the Islamic revolution of 1979, MEK supported Saddam Hussein in the 1980s war between Iraq and Iran. MEK had been on the list of terrorist organizations for several years by the United States until it was finally removed from the list in 2012 after the dissident group supported the U.S in military operations …
Flushed with interesting new friendships, the MKO/MEK is playing U.S. anti-Iranianism to increase its political capital – a move which contravenes not only international law as it plays directly into the definition of state-sponsored terrorism, but political common sense. Again, if Iran might not appeal to all political palates, Tehran has already …
One week after the verbal vociferations between the Iranian and US presidents, President Trump surprised everyone by announcing he was ready to talk to Hassan Rouhani with no pre-conditions. He…
In the late 1990s, Somayeh Mohammadi, aged seventeen, and her brother Mohammad Mohammadi, were deceptively lured from their family home in Canada to a Mojahedin Khalq (MEK) camp in Iraq for a short visit. Once there, they were unable to leave. Their parents, Mostafa and Mahboubeh, travelled to Iraq on several occasions to try to rescue them. After several attempts …
The saga continues of an Iranian couple who want to meet their daughter who is a member of the Mojahedin (MEK) who are housed in Albania Editorial TIRANA – The…