Washington Times Reveals The Iranian Regime’s Fake News Against The MEK

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Washington Times reveals the Iranian regime’s fake news against the MEK

Over the past several weeks, agents and mercenaries of the clerical regime led a dirty campaign against the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) under the guise of reporters from Britain’s Channel 4 and Al-Jazeera English.

After running campaigns by Channel 4 (September 6) and Al-Jazeera English (September 16) to discredit the MEK on behest of the Iran regime, the regime’s Foreign Minister, Javad Zarif, and the regime’s Ambassador to the United Kingdom, Hamid Baeidinejad, called for the closure of the accounts of the supporters of the Iranian Resistance.

It is ironic that a representative of a regime which deprives 80 million Iranians of social networks, gives instructions to close down the internet accounts of its opposition – an act which reveals the regime’s fear of the growing popular unrest as the intensified international sanctions are looming.

In addition, it clearly shows that the disparaging campaigns broadcasted by Channel 4, and Al-Jazeera English were “ordered” by the mullahs’ regime.

One has to recall that recently, Facebook, Twitter, and Alphabet (Google’s parent company) found multiple social media accounts and websites that formed part of an Iranian campaign to covertly influence public opinion in favor of Iran across the world by sharing content from the Regime’s state-run media.

SO Their remarks are further proof that the fake news, aired via these programs were a vengeful repetition of the mullahs’ claims against the Iranian Resistance and aimed at diverting the attention from the regime’s cybercrimes and the closure of its fraudulent social media accounts. In 2002 and 2003, this regime claimed through hired mercenaries and journalists that Iraq’s weapons of mass destruction were hidden in the PMOI’s headquarters. The goal then was to divert attention from the Iranian Resistance’s revelations about the regime’s clandestine nuclear facilities.

The National Council of Resistance of Iran issued a statement and disclosed Al-Jazeera English, and the disgraced regime’s agents such as Trita Parsi, and his associate Azadeh Moaveni. The statement also reveals how on September 6, Channel 4, had secretly filmed the MEK residence and sent photos and videos to the regime’s intelligence agents.

Mr. L Todd Wood, the columnist of Washington Times and the Editor-in-Chief of Tsarism website, on a recent business trip to Albania visited the MEK’s new camp and wrote a report that reveals the fake news spread by the Iranian regime, which reads:

“In fact, I was given a tour of the camp. The facilities are very functional, if not somewhat barren. With the MEK children having been brought out of Iraq to Europe and America in the last decade, the remaining adult members are all mostly older, although I did meet scores of a new generation of MEK, male and female, some of whom were in the group of children who were evacuated from Iraq in 2009, only to join the MEK later in life. Many signed up in their relatives’ footsteps, to keep alive their struggle against the regime.”

In another part, Mr. L Todd Wood writes: “There has been much disinformation purposefully spread about the PMOI/MEK. I hope to confront most of it by writing from personal experience from my interactions with the Iranian resistance. This is the first of many reports on the subject.”

Why should the world stand against Iran’s regime?

The international community must stand against the Evil regime of Iran

The most documented and truthful judgements of a state are those made by individuals inside the regimes.

The heir to Iranian regime founder Khomeini, Grand Ayatollah Hossein Ali Montazeri, said in the early years of Iran’s 1979 revolution: “I am willing to go to the gates of hell with Khomeini, yet I’m not willing to enter.”

There are many leaders like Khomeini who enjoy such enormous popularity – six million people with the utmost hope went to welcome Khomeini’s entrance into Iran – and yet few become one of the world’s most abhorred leaders in just a few years. Traditional dictators take decades to go down such a path.

Many in Iran viewed Khomeini as a father for the entire nation, only to see him show his wrath to and launch a devastating reign of terror.

It was the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) that stood against Khomeini to defend the 1979 revolution’s achievements.

Khomeini made startling remarks in a speech on February 3^rd, 1985.

“… There are times when a person is not corrected, unless they are cut and burned. To those not falling under this category, kill them, jail them… humanity must be provided for through retaliation… set aside these childish emotions,” he said.

Ayatollah Montazeri’s faceoff against Khomeini climaxed over the 1988 massacre of more than 30,000 political prisoners, mainly members and supporters of the Iranian opposition People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK).

Assadollah Badamchian, a known member of Khomeini’s inner circle, wrote in his book criticizing Montazeri, “One day Ahmad Agha (Khomeini’s son) came to see me and we had a three-hour meeting. In fact, he was actually interrogating me. He said you and Mr. Mohtashami (then Iran’s ambassador to Syria) have said the people have voted for the supreme leader, not to Ahmad Agha’s leadership. He then said you have told Mr. Khamenei (then Iran’s president) I am willing to go to the gates of hell with Khomeini, but I’m not willing to enter. It became obvious that both of the individuals had reported my words to him. I told Ahmad Agha it is obvious that the people voted to the supreme leadership, not to your leadership. Ahmad Agha said does [Khomeini] intend to go to hell? I said he doesn’t intend to go to hell, yet these measures being carried out in prisons under his name, I believe, deserves hell and I can’t approve them.”

Now, at the end of this regime’s fourth decade, the world is coming to realize that Iran has become the very hell that Khomeini built. Various countries used to appease the rulers of this hell.

The page is now turning as the Iranian people seek to retake their country and make a heaven out of it.

The only support the West should provide for the Iranian people is to stop providing a lifeline to the Iranian regime.

The Iranian people, with their opposition movement, will build their heaven through establishing freedom and democracy in Iran.

IRAN: The brave youth demonstrated against the regime and their to overthrow the regimeresolve

National Council of Resistance of Iran

On the eve of the thirty-ninth anniversary of the anti-monarchy revolution, along with the protests of the workers and the looted people, the brave youth demonstrated their abhorrence towards the regime of Velayat-e faqih (Islamic Jurist prudence) and their resolve to overthrow this regime:
1.  Setting fire to the National Bank Branch on the 17th Shahrivar Avenuein Nahavand (Feb. 10).
2. Chanting slogans against Khamenei in the streets of Aboozar, Shariati and the three ways of Baba Heidar in Farsan (Chaharmahal Bakhtiari province). The regime's security forces suppressed and dispersed them by shooting in the air.
3. Burning Tire and chanting slogan death on Khamenei in Dehdasht of Lorestan (Feb. 10).
4. Tearing down the pictures of Khomeini, the founder of the Velayat-e faqih, in Ahvaz (Feb. 10)
5. Kicking off the pictures of Khamenei and Khomeini on display in public places in Shahinshahr to mark the anniversary of the revolution (Feb. 10).
6. Setting fire to a Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC)building opposite the police station and at the side of the cement factory in Drood (Feb. 8).
7. Breaking the windows of the Caspian Branch belonging to the IRGC by angry people who were looted by Caspian in Mashhad, at night (Feb. 9).
8. Setting fire to advertising banners with pictures of Khamenei and Khomeini in some villages in Kurdistan (Feb. 9).
9. Tearing down the banners of the regime on the anniversary of the revolution in Mashhad. (Feb. 9).
10. Burning down a large picture of Khamenei and Khomeini by the youth in Kermanshah (Feb. 9).
11. Burning down a large picture of Khamenei and Khomeini with the slogan 'Death to Khamenei' by the brave youth in Malek Shahr of Isfahan (Feb. 9).
12. Burning down a banner advertising regime with images of the heads of the regime in the Nabovat Square in Qom (Feb. 9)
13. Memorial ceremony for the 40th day of the martyrdom of Mohsen Adeli, the brave youth of Dezful killed during the uprising, with a massive crowd. (Feb. 8).
14. Memorial ceremony for the 40th day of the martyrdom of Mehdi Kaozadi killed during the uprising, from Dorood in his hometown village (Feb. 8).
15.  Memorial ceremony for the 40th day of the martyrdom of Ehsan Kheiri, on his tomb in the town of 'Golzar Shahidan'.
The commemoration ceremony of the martyrs is held in spite of restrictions imposed by the intelligence and plainclothes agents and other mercenaries, and the prohibition of mass slogans and any speeches by relatives of the martyrs.
16. Chanting slogans of death to the dictator, death to Khamenei in different parts of Tehran and the cities of Hamedan, Kermanshah, Karaj, Ray and Ahwaz (Feb. 10).
17. Slogans of death to Khamenei are written on public walls in different parts of Tehran. The brave young people of eastern Tehran continue to write on the walls despite the fact that the municipality has commissioned some people to clear the walls.
18. In Khorramabad, the brave young people wrote on the wall: Khamenei is going to go. There are also a slogans of death to Khamenei on the walls in Shahrood and Hamedan.
19. Because of the economic bankruptcy of the regime and the continuous fall in the value of Rial, the Iranian currency, people are withdrawing their money out of the banks. People are lining up in front of many banks in different cities to take their money out.
20. The process of disassociation of the Basij, police and military personnel from the respective organs continues. By burning their ID cards, they deny the regime and emphasize on joining the uprising and the people.
21. Isfahan tile workers staged a gathering protest in front of the municipality of this city (Feb. 10).
22. Workers of Qazvin's Noor Plast Company stopped production for the third day in protest against non-payment of one year's insurance premium and salaries and demanded immediate consideration of their problems. Their previous visits to the regime's governor had no result. (Feb. 10).
23. The peddlers from Tehran's 15th District (Southeast of Tehran) gathered in front of the municipality in protest of banning the local market area. They say their crime was that they did not steal and instead were earning honorably, so the regime's agents deprived them of their market area (Feb. 9).
25. Workers in Tehran and Suburbs Bus Company gathered for the ninth consecutive day in protest against the uncertain status of residential projects in Sepidar 2 and 3 in front of the municipality of Tehran. These houses were to be delivered to the company's housing stockholders in the year 2002. The protesters chanted: 'Death to the oppressor, salute to the worker'(Feb. 10).
25. A number of unemployed graduates of Shoosh protested in front of the Haft Tape Sugar Cane Company (Feb. 9).
26. In Boroujerd, a group of dismissed workers from Saman Tiles Factory gathered in front of the governor office to protest their delayed wages and bonuses (Feb. 8).
27. A number of workers at the terminals and reservoirs of the Mahshahr Port staged a gathering protest. They decided to establish an organization to meet their demands. (Feb. 8).
28.  Workers at Shirvan Power Plant gathered in the power plant to protest lack of a 5-month wages. (Feb. 8).
29. 100 workers from the Shafaq Steel Plant of Takestan stopped working for the fourth time in the past week to protest the failure to meet their demands. (Feb. 8).
30. Peddlers gathered in Karaj to protest the attacks and destroying their carts and kiosks by the
 the municipality's agents and the plundering their property (Feb. 8).
31. A number of employees of the Oil Company in Tehran protested the resolution of the parliamentary assembly committee to reduce the remuneration of the employees' end-of-service (Feb. 8).
32. A group of Plasco merchants gathered again in front of the collapsed Plasco building to protest the uncertainty and disregard of the regime's officials to solve their problems. (Feb. 8).
 33. A group of people looted by Caspian gathered in front of the central bank in Tehran. They had banners written on them: 'The money of all depositors must be paid back at the same time' (Feb. 8). 35. The depositors of the Arman Vahdat Institute from Khuzestan and Caspian of Tehran gathered in front of the Central Bank of Tehran. They protested the of the regime's prevarication to their problems (Feb. 8).
36. The looted people by Caspian Institution in Abhar gathered at the entrance to the institute and threw tomatoes and eggs. The head of the branch closed it out of fear of the rage of the protesters (Feb. 8).
37. Taxi drivers in city of Qum gathered in protest over the high fuel costs and low fares in front of the governor office (Feb. 8).

Secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of Iran

Iran: Student protests against the Iran regime on the occasion of the student day

National Council of Resistance of Iran

The past days, various universities in the country were the scene of student protests against the Iranian regime on the occasion of the Student Day. The anti-student regime announce Thursday December 7 as a holiday in order to prevent the spread of student protests.
Students at the Abadan University of Oil Industry, on Thursday, December 7, went on hunger strike in protest of government officials' failure to respond to students' demands and protests.
On Dec. 5, Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, the Melli University (Beheshti), and the University of Qom and Neyshabur witnessed student protest gatherings with the slogans of 'free political prisoners'.
In the Ferdowsi Hall of the University of Tehran, students disrupted the speech of a regime agent with the slogans 'University is not a Garrison', 'University is Prison, prisons are garrisons', .... At the University of Qom, the students left the hall during a speech by a member of the regime's parliament and did not allow the holding and continuation of the meeting.
Students at the University of Zanjan also celebrated the Student Day by setting up a photo exhibition of student activities against the regime along with slogans such as 'Student should not be in prison, university is not garrison'. In Urumia, students also chanted slogans in their gathering against gender discrimination, charging tuition fee by public universities and the poverty of students.
On Monday morning, December 5, students from the universities of Tehran, Allameh Tabataba'i and Kharazmi (Teacher Training) and the Melli University gathered and protested while chanting:  'Student dies, does not accept humiliation', “gender discrimination is condemned ','no to gender discrimination ' and ' from Babol to Abadan, Repression of students',' girls' dormitories are prisons', 'free education is our absolute right'.
They also protested against widespread corruption and poverty and unemployment and its damaging byproducts by chanting slogans 'Both Parliament and Government, Control Room of Plunder', 'Housing, Job and Treatment, and Free Education are demands of the toilers', “Forced labor at the university, unemployment when graduated '.
Students at Tehran University portrayed a corner of the crackdown, arrests and torture, and execution of students by performing a show. The regime's intelligence agents at the university (Harassat) attacked the rally and arrested one of the students. Students chanted slogans in protest to his arrest unanimously: 'University is not garrison, detained student must be freed'.
Students at the Sistan and Baluchestan University in Zahedan also protested in their protest gathering on December 2 against the presence of Rouhani in that university for the occasion of Student Day. They chanted 'Student dies, does not accept humiliation', 'Imprisoned Students should be released'.

Secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of Iran

Video+photos: Why Iranian Regime Propagates Against PMOI/MEK?

Maryam Rajavi calls for formation of a movement to obtain justice for victims of 1988 massacre

IRAN,  08 August 2017-- In response to the growing campaign of seeking justice for the victims of the 1988 massacre of political prisoners in Iran and the slogan of no to executioner, no to imposter (no to Ibrahim Raisi and no to Hassan Rouhani), the Iranian regime’s Council for Coordinating Propaganda announced that the propaganda against the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) centered around the eighties is at the top of its agenda.

 Maryam Rajavi calls for formation of a movement to obtain justice for victims of 1988 massacre

According to the government media, Nosratullah Lotfi, deputy of this organization, said: “We have taken steps to introduce the martyr and hangman to the people. The Supreme Leader (Khamenei) said that the place of the executioner and the martyr should not be changed.”

Ali Fallahian, former Intelligence Minister of Iran, says Khomeini ordered the execution of all

“We put two points on our agenda. The first is to review the events in the 1980s. The leader raised the issue in the electoral space, as some had the intention of purifying the Mojahedin,” he added.

Meanwhile, Kamal Kharrazi, a former foreign minister and head of the regime’s Foreign Relations Council, expressed concerns over the role of the Mojahedin and Iranian Resistance in Europe, as he met with officials from the European countries who came to Tehran to participate in the inauguration of the regime’s President Hassan Rouhani.

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According to state-run media reports, he said in a meeting with the foreign policy chief of the European Union, while calling the PMOI a terrorist group, “one problem with Europe is the application of dual standards in the fight against terrorism, so that the PMOI which is a terrorist group, is welcomed in Europe and is freely destroying the relations between Iran and European countries.”

Kharrazi also expressed his horror of the activities of the Iranian Resistance in France, in a meeting with Jean-Baptiste Lemoyne, a Secretary of State and the Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs, and said: “... Sheltering (the Mojahedin) and their freedom of action for various activities, including their presence in the French Parliament, are not acceptable.”