Dear Hillary,I am afraid I am going to be murdered

Dear Hillary,

My name is Shaghayegh.

I am 14 and live in Camp Ashraf, Iraq.

I am afraid I am 

going to be murdered

My father was tortured to

death by Iranian government

in 2008 since he was a

supporter of Mujahedine-

Khalq (MEK) opposition

movement. So was my sister,

Faezeh, 20 who was killed

along with 35 others by Iraqi

forces in Camp Ashraf on

April 8.

US Congressmen were

prevented from visiting us

here in Ashraf after the

attack.

Now I await my fate in Camp

Ashraf with my mother, two

brothers and 3,400 other men

and women. The U.S. had promised

us PROTECTION! Instead, the

State Department has listed us as

terrorists, the excuse for Iraqi

government to murder us.

Save us 

by removing the MEK fromthe State Department terrorist list.

MEK provides hope for Iranian people

This is an article about my father's organisation its grass root support within the "real" Iranian dissidents in Iran: Those who have a HAND in the protests and actions in Iran and not whose who subside with the present regime and pretend to be the "". opposition."

The landmark is clear:  Deeds and not Words.!

For the Iraian people,  it is crystal clear:  As many a times in our history  we have had "leaches" who would suck off the sides and belly of those who work their hearts out on the streets and the prisons. Then they would at the same time knife them in the back.

One prominent characteristic of these "leach like" person is that they will,  at any time turn against their own friends and therefore are not reliable at all. ( I am speaking of "things such as NIAC, TritaParis- they do not fulfil the aptitude of an individual to be called one!) .

We shall hear the truth from those who have come from the eye of the storm and really have a hand in events in Iran - Unlike outsiders such as Maziar Bahari,  and bassiji boys at the Capitol Hill.

MEK provides hope for Iranian people

 

By Sadegh Sistani

Mr. Sistani has been a prominent political prisoner who escaped Iranian dungeons in April 2011 and has endured 17 years and 8 months of torture and interrogation by the Iranian Intelligence service

Much has been said and discussed about the MEK/PMOI in the press and among policy makers, some behind closed doors and others in high-level diplomatic meetings. The most prominent Iranian opposition group (Mojahedin as known by the Iranian people) is a main battleground which will determine lives of millions in Iran and the whole region.

The charge that the MEK has no support in Iran is, frankly, baseless.
The 2009 uprisings and latest official purge within the clerical hierarchy leave no doubt for appeasers that democracy is void in Iran and therefore it would be only self suicide for any Iranian to display an iota of sympathy for the MEK, which is classified as “Moharebe”* by a fatwa released by Khomeini.

I endured 17 years of prison and torture under the clerical regime in Iran.

During the 2009 uprisings, I met in prison tens of youth, tortured and beaten and accused of correlating and working with the MEK. We were submerged in a wave of desperate negative propaganda against the organization. Press titles read:” The commander of Ashura day incidents was the PMOI and rioters chanted their slogans” and that” Saying no to Velayat-e Faqih (Iranian Supreme Leader) means that you have accepted the rule of Maryam Rajavi instead.”

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