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Tehran's ruling elite has almost entirely suppressed political dissent and used its vast intelligence apparatus to sow divisions among the Iranian diaspora.

Who represents Iranians?

Tehran's ruling elite has almost entirely suppressed political dissent and used its vast intelligence apparatus to sow divisions among the Iranian diaspora.

Tehran’s ruling elite has almost entirely suppressed political dissent and used its vast intelligence apparatus to sow divisions among the Iranian diaspora.

 

The message is clear: the government is corrupt and illegitimate, but the opposition is even worse. This narrative has served to justify an already willing West’s willingness to maintain the status quo and pursue engagement with Tehran at the expense of the Iranian people. It has offered regime incentive after incentive in an attempt to persuade it to change its behavior.

The People’s Mojahedin of Iran (PMOI/MEK) is the organization, which is the main constituent of the coalition National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI). The regime’s brutality, terrorism, and propaganda have primarily targeted it.

 

Despite numerous massacres and crackdowns, one serious Iranian opposition group remains, with both the most extensive international activism and a track record of carrying out the most daring operations inside Iran.

Despite numerous massacres and crackdowns, one serious Iranian opposition group remains, with both the most extensive international activism and a track record of carrying out the most daring operations inside Iran.

 

When the NCRI organizes a conference or a political gathering to criticize the regime on human rights violations, nuclear advances, or regional adventurism, the aforementioned coalition of MEK opponents becomes vocal and warns Western media and politicians that “this group has no domestic support.” The MEK/NCRI are therefore not deserving of international support, the argument goes.

One wonders how the MEK has survived financially and logistically for four decades with “no domestic support.” There are a few undeniable facts that may help address the problem:

Since 1979, the regime has killed more than 120,000 MEK members and supporters, according to the MEK. Human rights organizations and even opponents of the MEK have repeatedly stated that the MEK has suffered the most as a result of the regime’s brutal crackdown.

 

One wonders how the MEK has survived financially and logistically for four decades with "no domestic support." There are a few undeniable facts that may help address the problem.

One wonders how the MEK has survived financially and logistically for four decades with “no domestic support.” There are a few undeniable facts that may help address the problem.

 

The MEK has been Iran’s largest political opposition since 1965. By far the most enduring and largest coalition of Iranian groups and individuals is the NCRI. It was founded in Tehran in 1981 as a viable alternative to the clerical regime. Since 1982, the MEK has been capable of mobilizing tens of thousands of supporters in exile, and it continues to be capable of organizing the largest conferences, rallies, and meetings in exile.

Inside Iran, the MEK and NCRI have revealed a staggering amount of information about the regime’s nuclear and biochemical weapons programs, ballistic missile arsenal, Revolutionary Guards Corps, IRGC Quds Force, Ministry of Intelligence, the regime’s global terrorist network, and human rights violations, among other things. No other entity even comes close.

 

MEK Resistance Units are spreading throughout Iran. For more than five years, these fearless men and women, mostly in their twenties and thirties, have popularized defiant acts. Officials from the regime have repeatedly warned about the spread of Resistance Units in Iran.

MEK Resistance Units are spreading throughout Iran. For more than five years, these fearless men and women, mostly in their twenties and thirties, have popularized defiant acts. Officials from the regime have repeatedly warned about the spread of Resistance Units in Iran.

 

Gauging one’s popularity is unrealistic and unscientific in the absence of even the smallest amount of freedom and free elections under a brutal dictatorship like Ali Khamenei’s reign. Even polls in Western democracies have flaws, let alone political polls conducted within the Iranian dictatorship. How can anyone expect an objective assessment of the popularity of a banned organization like the MEK? The regime regards it as an existential threat. Thousands have been executed for refusing to reject the MEK.

 

"In an era of bloody oppression, resistance is the only criterion and indicator of legitimacy," NCRI founder Massoud Rajavi once said. All candidates claiming to represent the will of the people can put their claims to the test in a free country with free elections overseen by the United Nations.

“In an era of bloody oppression, resistance is the only criterion and indicator of legitimacy,” NCRI founder Massoud Rajavi once said. All candidates claiming to represent the will of the people can put their claims to the test in a free country with free elections overseen by the United Nations.

 

 

 


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Iran's ruling theocracy and officials, who boasted that Friday marked the "beginning of the end of riots," were forced to gather their hoodlums and create another jumble on Saturday.

Iran’s 2022 protests: Regime staged rallies in an attempt to intimidate protesters

Iran's ruling theocracy and officials, who boasted that Friday marked the "beginning of the end of riots," were forced to gather their hoodlums and create another jumble on Saturday.

Iran’s ruling theocracy and officials, who boasted that Friday marked the “beginning of the end of riots,” were forced to gather their hoodlums and create another jumble on Saturday.

 

 

The seven-week-long nationwide Iranian uprising culminated with chants of “Death to the dictator” and “Death to [Ali] Khamenei,” referring to the regime’s supreme leader, echoing throughout the country and forcing the clerical regime to resort to pitiful moves to justify its rule. On Friday, October 28, the regime made a ridiculous gesture by rallying supporters in a dozen Iranian cities in an attempt to intimidate protesters. Instead, Iranians continued their protests on Friday, and unlike the state-organized rallies, many people from all over the country took part in popular demonstrations.

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Meanwhile, Tehran's claims paint a completely different picture. "The path is paved for an agreement in the near future," said a spokesperson for Tehran's Foreign Ministry at a press conference on July 20.

Official collapse of the 2015 nuclear deal will cause further social unrest in Iran

Meanwhile, Tehran's claims paint a completely different picture. "The path is paved for an agreement in the near future," said a spokesperson for Tehran's Foreign Ministry at a press conference on July 20.

Tehran’s claims paint a completely different picture. “The path is paved for an agreement in the near future,” said a spokesperson for Tehran’s Foreign Ministry at a press conference on July 20.

 

Iran’s nuclear program is “galloping ahead,” according to International atomic energy agency (IAEA) chief Rafael Grossi, who spoke to Spain’s El Pais newspaper on July 22. Analysts have described these remarks as a serious warning about Tehran becoming a nuclear threshold state in the near future. On July 25, the Wall Street Journal published an article titled “The Iran Nuclear Deal’s Convulsive Death.”

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These public figures and elected officials apparently can't enjoy their vacations in the country that holds the world record for the most hangings per capita.

Iranian regime blacklists 61 US officials for their support of the MEK

These public figures and elected officials apparently can't enjoy their vacations in the country that holds the world record for the most hangings per capita.

These public figures and elected officials apparently can’t enjoy their vacations in the country that holds the world record for the most hangings per capita.

 

Theocratic Iran updated its list of American officials who have backed the People’s Mojahedin of Iran (PMOI/MEK), the country’s main opposition group, in an absolutely absurd move.

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The banners and placards read: “Massoud Rajavi: “The overthrow of the inhuman enemy is inevitable,” “Maryam Rajavi: we can, and we must overthrow the Velayet-e Faqih regime,” ” Massoud Rajavi: No power in the world can prevent the uprising and victory of the Iranian people

Iran – Activities of Resistance Units in 21 Cities

The banners and placards read: “Massoud Rajavi: “The overthrow of the inhuman enemy is inevitable,” “Maryam Rajavi: we can, and we must overthrow the Velayet-e Faqih regime,” ” Massoud Rajavi: No power in the world can prevent the uprising and victory of the Iranian people

The banners and placards read: “Massoud Rajavi: “The overthrow of the inhuman enemy is inevitable,” “Maryam Rajavi: we can, and we must overthrow the Velayet-e Faqih regime,” ” Massoud Rajavi: No power in the world can prevent the uprising and victory of the Iranian people.

 

On Wednesday, June 8, 2022, in continuation of the anti-repression campaign, supporters of the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK/PMOI) and the Resistance Units in Tehran and various cities including Ahvaz, Shiraz, Tabriz, Gorgan, Rasht, Mashhad, Isfahan, Sabzevar, Qom, Falavarjan, Shahriyar, Meshkinshahr, Minab, Bandar Abbas, Islamabad, Shahr Rey, Chabahar, Ramshir, Ramhormoz, and Jahrom posted banners and placards and wrote graffiti, encouraging the public to rise up to overthrow the clerical regime and to liberate Iran from the clutches of the mullahs, and expressed their solidarity with the people of Abadan by sending audio, video and photo messages.

 

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Iran's resistance movement will overthrow the mullahs' tyrannical regime, but the international community can help, according to a member of the Resistance Units in a recent interview with Just The News

Regime’s demise is imminent, says member of the MEK resistance unit

Iran's resistance movement will overthrow the mullahs' tyrannical regime, but the international community can help, according to a member of the Resistance Units in a recent interview with Just The News

Iran’s resistance movement will overthrow the mullahs’ tyrannical regime, but the international community can help, according to a member of the Resistance Units in a recent interview with Just The News.

 

.Khosrow, who is assisting in the organization of anti-regime demonstrations, stated that the Iranian people have always relied on themselves to build a free Iran and do not expect anyone else to do so for them.”However, as a representative of the Resistance Units, we want the United States and the international community to end their appeasement policy toward the regime and impose sanctions on this octopus, which has so many hands and causes so much death and destruction,” he said.

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MEK Iran: Resistance Units Support Isfahan Protesters

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(NCRI) and (PMOI / MEK Iran): “It is time to rise against the regime for the water crisis in Isfahan,” the Resistance Units posted in various locations.

Farmers have gained support across Iran as their demonstrations for water rights have persisted. Resistance Units, a network of the People’s Mojahedin of Iran (PMOI / MEK Iran), took part in events in support of the Isfahan demonstrators and in criticism of the regime’s violent suppression of their rightful demands.

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MEK Iran: 1988 Massacre Testimony

(NCRI) and (PMOI / MEK Iran): At the age of 17, Zolfaghari was arrested by Iranian security forces in November 1981 for selling copies of Mojahed, the MEK’s newspaper.

 

On October 21, the District Court in Stockholm convened for the thirty-second session of the trial of Hamid Noury, an Iranian prison officer accused of torturing inmates in the Gohardasht prison (Karaj) and participating in the massacre of thousands of political prisoners in 1988.

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Iran: MEK Units & Reopening Schools

(PMOI / MEK Iran) and (NCRI): The lesson of freedom is the main lesson for the youth of Iran.

 

With the reopening of schools in Iran, the Resistance Units and supporters of the People’s Mujahedin of Iran (PMOI / MEK Iran), called on students to rise up for freedom and democracy in Iran and to liberate the country from the clerical dictatorship by posting banners and placards and writing graffiti.

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The founders of the Peoples Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI / MEK)

MEK Iran: Four Decades Fighting

The founders of the Peoples Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI / MEK)

(PMOI / MEK Iran) and (NCRI): Mohammad Hanifnejad, Saeed Mohsen, and Ali Asghar Badizadegan founded the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (MEK /PMOI) in 1965.

 

Three progressive Muslim intellectuals and university graduates, Mohammad Hanifnejad (commonly referred to as Hanif), Saeid Mohsen, and Ali-Asghar Badizadegan, created the People’s Mujahedin of Iran (PMOI / MEK Iran).

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