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Iranian regime official admits extrajudicial executions of opponents July 30, 2019 Ali Razini, a judiciary official admitted on July 29, 2019, that extrajudicial executions in summer 1988 were carried out on Khomeini’s emphatic order “without being held up by red tape.” Deputy of Legal Affairs and Judicial Development of the Judiciary,  Ali Razini  considered the trials that led to the extrajudicial executions of thousands of political prisoners as one of Khomeini’s last major decisions. Speaking to Jamaran, a website close to the family of Khomeini, Razini examined the circumstances that led to the issuance of the decree. He also explained how the executions had benefited the regime. On July 24, 1988, Khomeini issued a secret edict to hold emergency trials under the pretext of “investigating war crimes.” He appointed Ali Razini as head of this court. The complete text of this secret edict was divulged three months later by the Iranian Resistance. In t...

Iranian political prisoner marks 1988 massacre 1988 massacre of political prisoners in Iran Reported by PMOI/MEK Iran, July 30, 2019 -  Iranian political prisoner Mrs. Fatemeh (Houri) Ziaie sent a message on the anniversary of the  1988 massacre of 30,000 political prisoners  by the regime of Iran. Below are excerpts of her message, in which she commemorated the memory of those “freedom-lovers who said no to tyranny and kissed the noose.” There are some unforgettable chapters in history that will never be erased from our memories, such as the summer of 1988 when the blood of the most beloved and talented young people of our country was shed to strengthen an idea. Those freedom-lovers who kissed the noose and continued their journey with smiles on their faces; those relentless souls who were executed for defying the darkness and defending their beliefs.  Those days, no one realized what happened to those freedom-loving youth in the regime’s prisons;...

A Little Prince in the Land of the Mullahs: The True Story of a Teenager Who Stood up to  the Mullahs’ Regime in Iran BOOK RELEASED ON JUNE 18 The true story of a teenager who stood up to the mullahs’ regime in Iran, recalled in the words of his surviving sister and told through drawn pictures. Ahmad, the hero of this story, was killed in 1988 at the age of 24, while in captivity but the perpetrators of the murder remain in key positions of power in Iran. The story of A Little Prince in the Land of the Mullahs reveals to the reader the human tragedy facing millions of Iranians. With Ahmad, we can go through this tragedy, live it and try to understand why, and most importantly what can be done so that justice can be served, and freedom can be achieved by the Iranian people. “A Little Prince in the Land of the Mullahs  revives the little hero in the reader by telling the story of a brave young man who wants nothing more than to live the life that all boys and g...

UK Government Must Stand Firm Against Iran's Regime or Face Conflict Escalating - British MP Written by  Sedighe Shahrokhi  on  29 July 2019 . British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and the UK Government must “act now” to stop a crisis with Iran's regime from escalating after a British tanker was seized earlier this month by the regime, a UK Member of Parliament has insisted. Matthew Offord MP demanded action be taken now against Iran's regime, according to Britain's Express. Express.co.uk on Sunday reported  on major  Free Iran march in London  over the weekend by supporters of the main democratic Iranian opposition group People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI), otherwise known as the Mujahedin-e Khalq ( MEK ). The Express wrote: "On July 27, some 3,000 Iranians living in the UK demonstrated on the streets of central London, demanding comprehensive sanctions against the mullahs’ regime." Dr. Offord was among numerous lawmakers and p...

Political Prisoner’s Open Letter About Iran’s 1988 Massacre Written by  Hamideh Taati  on  30 July 2019 . Iranian political prisoner Maryam Akbari Monfared has written an open letter on the 1988 anniversary of the massacre of political prisoners in Iran, criticising the West for their silence on the matter, noting that those responsible still hold positions of power in the Regime, and asserting that those two things are connected. She wrote: “Anyone who [remains] silent and fails to speak out against injustices [or] decides to pursue appeasement [betrays] human cognizance and freedom of choice. This destroys the gem that exists in all human beings and distinguishes human beings from all other living creatures. Your concealing of this crime, remaining silent about it, and encouraging the masterminds and perpetrators of the massacre of Iran’s valiant children, have emboldened the religious fascism in suppression and warmongering.” Akbari Monfared, who is being h...

Debbie Aldrich Digs Deeper With Ambassador Lincoln Bloomfield On The Iranian Resistance by Debbie AldrichJuly 30, 2019 Ambassador Lincoln Bloomfield, Jr. Objective assessment of MEK after years of observation &  study.

Iran Lies About Resistance Leader’s Alleged Trip To Israel by  Hassan Mahmoudi July 29, 2019 A lie is an assertion that is believed to be false, typically used to deceive someone. A  big lie  is one which attempts to trick the victim into believing something major which will likely be contradicted by some information the victim already possesses, or by their common sense. When the lie is of sufficient magnitude it may succeed, due to the victim’s reluctance to believe that an untruth on such a grand scale would indeed be concocted A big lie is a propaganda technique and logical trick(fallacy); the expression was coined by Adolf Hitler when he dictated his 1925 book “Mein Kampf”, about the use of a lie so “colossal” that no one would believe that someone “could have the impudence to distort the truth so infamously,” Hitler believed. The Iranian clergy gets in a lot of trouble by making false claims and fake news. President Donald T...

Live Updates: Annual Free Iran Conference at the MEK's Headquarters in Albania Written by  Staff Writer  on  13 July 2019 . The annual ‘Free Iran’ conference of the Iranian opposition is underway today, July 13, 2019. The event is being held for the first time at ‘Ashraf 3’, the headquarters of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (Mujahedin-e Khalq, MEK or PMOI) in Albania. Hundreds of lawmakers, officials, and dignitaries from around the world have flocked to Albania to join the 2019 Free Iran conference. Iranian opposition leader Maryam Rajavi is the event’s keynote speaker. We’ll be updating this page with the latest reports from the event. *** 13.30:  International dignitaries are arriving at the gates of Ashraf 3, home of Iran’s democratic opposition, the MEK, in Albania. They are being greeted by cheers and applause from flag-waving MEK members. Ashraf 3 is located near the Albania capital Tirana, where MEK members were relocated to from I...