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MEK Rebuttal to Time Magazine Article, “Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei Is One Despot Trump Might Not Win Over” Written by Shahin Gobadi on  19 October 2019 . The following rebuttal was provided to Time magazine in response to its October 4, 2019 article entitled, “Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei Is One Despot Trump Might Not Win Over.”   As the magazine has failed to publish our response, it is being posted here .   PARROTING TEHRAN’S NARRATIVE By Shahin Gobadi There is only one way to explain “Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei Is One Despot Trump Might Not Win Over”, (Time, October 4, 2019) mistaken assessment of the status of the clerical regime, and its Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. By taking a surprisingly irrelevant and an unwarranted swipe at the main Iranian opposition, the Mujahedin-e Khalq ( MEK ), the author seems to be parroting the Iranian regime narrative that wholesale or it is insinuating that there is no viable alternative...

EDITORIAL: Khamenei’s Well-Founded Fears Published on  11 October 2019 . Last week, the Iranian regime's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei broke his 40-day silence on the crises facing his regime. In a meeting with commanders of the terrorist Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) on October 2, Khamenei expressed “utter satisfaction” with their actions and described them as his “dear children.” While trying to be circumspect, Khamenei confessed to a wave of defections in the ranks of the IRGC and called on his commanders to be ready for “big incidents,” a euphemism for the tougher times that his regime will soon face. Recent events show Khamenei’s fear to be well-founded. His regime is indeed running headlong toward “big incidents” on various fronts. THE  LORDEGAN  HIV CRISIS Last week, news broke that Iranian health ministry workers had infected hundreds of residents in  Lordegan  county, Charmahal, and Bakhtiari province, with the HIV virus as a result o...

Khamenei no longer trusts the IRGC October 03, 2019 - The fall of the commanders and the hatred of Khamenei among the Revolutionary Guards forces have made the Supreme Leader's bodyguards tightly control the high commanders of the IRGC and sit in the audience. Yesterday, in Khomeini's Husseiniyeh, the leader of the regime had a meeting with members of the Supreme Command of the Revolutionary Guards, and Khamenei said at the meeting that I was not satisfied with the Revolutionary Guards. Khamenei commander of the guards, one of the guards with the rank of second lieutenant in the Iranian Revolutionary Guards generals appointed to control. The situation is unclear Khamenei spoke of the loss of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards forces! This shows that the situation behind the scenes is very sensitive and between death and life for the mullahs

Hashem Khastar, Iranian Teachers 'Representative and Head of Mashhad Teachers' Association: where is embezzler depends on the government Hashem Khastar, Iranian Teachers 'Representative and Head of Mashhad Teachers' Association Hashem Khastar, the author of this article, is in custody. On Sunday, August 11, 2019, he followed a protest in front of the court was held in Mashhad, was arrested along with a number of civil society activists and trade Aug 15, 2019 Hashem Khastar has made a revelation about the theft and robbery of government officials, including Salar Aghakhani, who have recently fled the country. According to the Tasnim government news agency, Salar Aghakhani is one of the foreign exchange market disruptions, also referred to as a central bank agent in the distribution of foreign exchange, and is accused of first-degree in a case filed for former central bank officials and officials. Hashem Khastar Write: "Salar Aghakhani, ...

As Iran reinforces impunity for past crimes, the world must demand justice Demonstrations hold portraits of Iranian politicians Massoud Rajavii and his wife, Maryam Rajavi, at a rally held by the Organization of Iranian-American Communities in support of a regime change in Iran, in Washington, D.C., on March 8. File Photo by Kevin Dietsch/UPI  By Bob Blackman Aug. 14 (UPI) --  At the end of July,  Amnesty International  released a new statement on one of the worst unresolved crimes against humanity in recent decades. The statement  was motivated by the latest remarks to emerge from Tehran regarding the Iranian regime's systematic massacre of political prisoners in the summer of 1988. Far from being held to account, the architects and participants in that massacre have been richly rewarded with positions of power and influence in government and various state-affiliated organizations. And this has helped to reinforce a sense of impunity, whi...