(PMOI / MEK Iran): Iranian Mullahs and Agents of Lies in Albania.

Massoud Ahmadi, a member of The People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI / MEK Iran), who now lives in Ashraf-3, Albania, lost his brothers and sisters at the hands of the Iranian regime because they supported the MEK.

The support for the MEK is not just in Iran itself, but from Iranian expatriates, prominent politicians and many other organizations condemn the mullahs attacks on those fighting for freedom and democracy.

The mullahs’ regime has now spent far too many years spreading disinformation throughout the world about the MEK, Iran’s democratic resistance movement. Unfortunately, it is not just the contempt the mullahs have had in relation to a democratic alternative to their terrorist reign. It is the way they have gone about their campaign through repressing any dissent using extreme punishments like the imprisonment of political prisoners and shooting to kill protesters taking part in protests. Fortunately, the MEK has never succumbed to these sorts of tactics and the more they have resisted, the harsher the regime’s crackdown.

The mullahs are intent on cutting off the MEK from the people inside Iran in order to stop the influence of the organization in spreading a message of hope and democracy.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the mullah’s have been using what is supposed to be a virtual mourning ceremony, to attempt to discredit the Iranian opposition, Mujahedin-e Khalq (PMOI or MEK).

American Conservative Influenced by mullahs regime?

Hanif Jazayeri, a London-based news editor and Iranian opposition activist, recently reported on a tweet posted by Arthur Bloom, the Managing Editor of “The American Conservative” a bi-monthly magazine on the right of the U.S. political spectrum.

The Iranian regime continues to gather intelligence inside Albania. Its determination stems from its fear and hatred of the MEK.

In January 2020, the Albanian government expelled Iranian regime diplomats Ali Arzpeyma Nemati and Ahmad Hosseini Alast and declared them “persona non grata.”

MEK has a growing influence on the protest movement in Iran.

A documentary maker who makes documentaries for the Iranian regime, Iman Goudrazi, thinks that the regime is underestimating the appeal of the MEK to women at its peril.

MEK is the only viable and genuine alternative to the mullahs’ regime.

At the annual Free Iran gathering last month, held online this year because of the Coronavirus pandemic, several political dignitaries and human rights activists from across the world spoke about the role of the Iranian Resistance and the issues that it faces.

(PMOI / MEK Iran): The Spread of Misinformation About the MEK Will Soon Fall on Deaf Ears.

Iranians have not stood still in the last 3 years. At last, they have decided to protest against the activities of the terrorist regime that has eroded democracy since the Shah was overthrown in 1979. Not only have there been protest marches but the words spoken have clearly shown that ‘’the game is over’’ and democracy needs to be restored.

Google said it took down ten influence operation campaigns in Q2 2020- One of the campaigns among the ten terminated relates to the Iranian regime involving at least three YouTube channels dedicated to demonizing the MEK.

Google’s Threat Analysis Group published its TAG bulletin for the Second Quarter of 2020, in which it revealed it had taken down ten coordinated influence operation campaigns during the second quarter of 2020.

The MEK and the (NCRI) as it seeks democracy, freedom, and secularism in Iran.

At long last, a court in Antwerp held its 2^nd preliminary hearing on Assadollah Assadi, the regime’s diplomat in Belgium who was instrumental in organizing the failed terrorist bomb attack at an important meeting of Iranians more than 2 years ago in Villepinte, Paris.