Mujahedin Khalq Organization as a terrorist group

MKO recruitment drive for a fresh programme of violence

The event is being held under the banner of a concocted organisation called ‘Iranian Youth of Europe and America’, which has not been heard of before and will, no doubt, never be heard of again. MEK operatives have been active in recruiting attendees. The MEK is facing a critical situation; the forces (hostages) inside Camp Liberty are becoming harder to control,

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The threat of MKO in Balkan

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?

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Open letter to Mrs. Dana M Popa, Romania

siimilar to the other european support-organizations, like the „Deutsch Solidaritätskommitee für einen freien Iran (DSFI)“, „The British Parliamentary Commitee for Iran Freedom“ – http://iran-freedom.org/ – or „Friends of a Free Iran“ in the European Parliament, the „Comitetul Parlamentarilor Romani Pentru Iranul Liber …

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British MPs consider the MKO terrorist

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…

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MKO terrorists behind Iran bombings seen in Germany

Massoud Kashmiri and Mohammad Reza Kolahi Samadi are both members of the anti-Iran terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO), an informed source told IRNA.The source, speaking on condition of anonymity, added that the two men were seen while dining out in the German city of Cologne and driving to Hamburg under fake identities.

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European Citizens and the panic of the MKO terror Cult

A Home Office spokesman told the Guardian in February 2008,”We believe there is a risk of the PMOI returning to terrorism in the future that warrants its continuing proscription in this country”.[4] Nonetheless, the United Kingdom was the first country to delist the MKO in 2008. The move was denounced by many peace activists…

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