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MEK make efforts to turn TTL to a Refugee Camp

MEK make efforts to turn TTL to a Refugee Camp

The MEK leaders know that the resettlement of TTL residents in third countries cannot be done immediately and requires a long-term process. So the only way to keep members behind the bars of the cult and to conceal cult-like practices of the organization is to go under the UN flag neutralizing the rule of Iraqi government in maintaining its sovereignty over TTL. For the time being this is the  ...
The conflicts which Rajavi tried to cover

The conflicts which Rajavi tried to cover

Rajavi through waging a campaign against the Iraqi government simultaneously tries to cover up the three major conflicts on which he is involved: (1) Organizational fatigue and inner division, (2) America's encounter with the group, and (3) Dissension with the UN on the issue of relocation.
America's goals of unveiling the nature of MeK

America's goals of unveiling the nature of MeK

It seems that exposing the MeK's relationship with the US and the Zionist Regime is planned to show the true nature of this terrorist cult, also it may be a signal to the supporters and lobbyists of the MeK in the United States that their beloved terrorist group remains on the terrorist list.
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Once Hussein's Iraq became the main regional enemy, his support for the MEK was suddenly turned into part of the indictment against him. Once Hussein was overthrown, not only was the MEK no longer to be considered a terrorist group, but in some circles it was seen as a valuable ally in  ...
We must not lose sight of our purpose: the relocation of Camp Ashraf residents out of Iraq. The way for residents out of Iraq lies through the UNHCR process.
Indeed, the fact of continued progress is more remarkable than the difficulties. Patience and compromise have been required, and will still be required, as the last convoys needed to close Camp Ashraf are organized.
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J. Raimondo threatened over anti-MEK articles

J. Raimondo threatened over anti-MEK articles

The editorial director of Antiwar.com says he has been threatened from Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK, a.k.a. MKO and PMOI) supporters over his articles about the terrorist group.
Rajavi's senior translator defects from MEK, makes revelation

Rajavi's senior translator defects from MEK, makes revelation

Former terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO, a.k.a. MEK and PMOI) member working as a senior translator for the terrorist group made astonishing exposure of the terrorist group's crimes in Iraq following his  ...
Defection from MKO Growing

Defection from MKO Growing

A growing number of Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) members are leaving the terrorist group as MKO ringleaders are busy with a compulsory relocation from the Northern Diyala province to a Baghdad camp where they  ...
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