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Twitter Inc. like dictators or supporters of free speech? bahar Mehr Twitter announced, Twitter has shut down More accounts over the last six months for promoting terrorism The company's managers unknowingly and unintentionally very great help to the Iranian regime, because they are many accounts of human rights defenders in Iran who are struggling for freedom in Iran closed Those that the crimes of this regime brought into the world via Twitter. Indeed, this gentleman who think they have to fight terror? The author of this text has no objection to the fight against terrorism, but there is a difference between those who value freedom and the hatred and brutality there The Twitter functionality me of the performance of appeasement with the Iranian regime looks inquisitive Western governments and the main opposition to the regime's terrorist lists,  But only to appease the Iranian regime was. Now the question is whether the international companies...

Reported by  PMOI/MEK Iran, Sept. 5, 2018  -  Members of numerous resistance units associated to the Iranian opposition People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) put up posters of the PMOI/MEK founding members and Iranian Resistance leader Massoud Rajavi, alongside banners and placards in various cities across the country, celebrating this organization’s 53 rd  founding anniversary on September 6 th . Members of a resistance unit in  Isfahan  put up a large banner of the PMOI/MEK symbol and the image of Massoud Rajavi. In the  Mehrshahr  district of  Karaj , west of  Tehran , members of Resistance Unit no. 140 also put up large posters of Massoud Rajavi and commemorating this anniversary. Members of Resistance Unit 940 in  Mashhad  put up a banner on a pedestrian bridge, portraying the image of Massoud Rajavi and the PMOI/MEK symbol. Resistance unit members in  Golestan  put up ...

SEPTEMBER 06, 2018 Mohammad Hanifnejad Saeid Mohsen and Ali Asghar Badizadegan By  PMOI/MEK Anyone who remembers Iran in the 1950s and 1960s can attest that it was an era marked by severe repression against the dissidents and political activists. After conducting the 1953 coup against Dr. Mohammad Mossadegh, Iran’s popular Prime Minister who nationalized the country’s oil industry, Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, Iran’s monarch, had forced all opposition groups and movements into silence and submission. Through his brutal secret police, the Savak, Pahlavi had established an iron-fisted rule. The first members of PMOI/MEK hail from circles of young intellectuals and academics It was under these circumstances that on September 6, 1965, three Iranian intellectuals,  Mohammad Hanifnejad ,  Saeid Mohsen  and  Ali Asghar Badizadegan , founded a new opposition movement that later became the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK), the p...