Finnish MPs fall under Rajavi's spell
Finland's political elite has fallen under the spell of the Rajavi cult. The Iranian terrorist leader Maryam Rajavi has ensnared legislators in several countries and the European Parliament. When two MKO terrorists were detained in Finland, few really knew what the group stood for. Before her "charm offensive" targeting political leaders in Europe and elsewhere, Maryam Rajavi ordered her cult members to kill their own people and to attack the Iraqi Kurds at the behest of Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein. See the Al Jazeera documentary about the MKO. The Rajavis have played the "women's rights" card for years, and many influential female polticians and public figures, including Danielle Mitterrand, have fallen to their trap. It is no big surprise that the Conservative former MEP, Piia-Noora Kauppi, is equally oblivious. The Finnish Foreign Ministry's Global.Finland website has an article by leftist author Rita Dahl, who parrots Maryam Rajavi's Siren song, trying to discredit the democratic opposition movement inside Iran. Kauppi calls on Finland to "abandon its peaceful policy" toward Iran. Kimmo Sasi, chairman of the Finnish Parliament's Constitutional Law Committee, announced the creation of a "Committee for a Free Iran." The committee, which is comprised of MPs from various parties, will support the MKO's "Third Option" and its terrorist camp in Ashraf. Maryam Rajavi kept busy in Helsinki: she met with Minister of Justice Tuija Brax, chairmen of several parliamentary committees, fraction heads of the Greens, the Left Alliance, and the SDP, the deputy mayor of Helsinki, and the chairman of the Finnish PACE delegation. Maryam Rajavi's visit has tarnished Finland's image as a defender of human rights and democracy. Members of the Finnish political elite and the Archbishop of the Finnish Lutheran Church have played the role of "useful fools." This visit is so wrong that I want to cry out loud. If ever the MKO should gain power in Tehran, they would establish a totalitarian dictatorship that would shed the blood of countless of innocent Iranians. Maryam Rajavi and her "husband" Massoud Rajavi should languish in jail, not strut along in corridors of power.
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Cult of the Chameleon
A documentary about the Iranian terrorist organisation, People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI). The documentary was first broadcast on Al Jazeera on 17 October 2007.
Transcript: http://bit.ly/bHuHfv
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Bobble filters water as you drink
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"ISAF-operaatio edistää vakautta ja turvallisuutta"
Yhdysvaltain ja Afganistanin nukkehallituksen joukot tekivät 12. helmikuuta yöllisen iskun kylään Paktian maakunnan pääkaupungin Gardezin lähellä. Iskussa kuoli kaksi raskaana olevaa naista, teini-ikäinen tyttö ja kaksi paikallista viranomaista. NATO pyrki salaamaan tapahtuneen.
Joulukuussa Yhdysvaltain joukot teloittivat kahdeksan käsirautoihin laitettua lasta Kunarin maakunnassa Afganistanissa. Yhdysvaltain media on kuoleman hiljaa tästä ja muista sotarikoksista. Toimittajat, joilla olisi mahdollisuus tutkia murhia, eivät ole ryhtyneet selvittämään tapauksia. NATOn joukot tekevät lähes viikottain ilmaiskuja hääjuhliin tai syyttömien siviilien koteihin. Iskujen siviiliuhrien väitetään olevan pelkkiä vahinkoja. Vietnamin sodassa Yhdysvaltain pyrki massiivisilla ilmapommituksilla tuhoamaan siviilien mahdollisuuden tukea vastustajaa. Niin Afganistanissakin. http://enduringamerica.com/2010/03/13/afghanistan-the-execution-of-the-handcuffed/Comments [0]
Two cult leaders held summit in Finland
Archbishop Jukka Paarma of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland met with Maryam Rajavi, leader of the CIA-backed Iranian terrorist organisation, People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI), in Turku on 12 March 2010. Rajavi called on the Finnish Lutheran Church to support PMOI's base in Iraq, Camp Ashraf, the church reported. "Around 3,400 PMOI members are living in difficult conditions in Camp Ashraf," Paarma told local daily Turun Sanomat. "Representatives of different churches have written letters about the issue. I will meet with some ministers of the Finnish government over the weekend, let us see what can be done about the matter," the archbishop said. The church's press office reported that the goal of Rajavi's "National Resistance Council of Iran" is "to develop Iran into a democratic state that respects human rights, and where religion and state are separated." Turun Sanomat did do some googling and recalled that PMOI was, until very recently, on the EU's list of terrorist organisations. The church quoted Rajavi as saying that religious leaders should "uphold universal ethical values." Rajavi expressed a wish that she could one day receive the archbishop in a Christian church in Tehran. Maybe she will invite the archbishop to PMOI's parade? The Finnish Lutheran Church has a long tradition of blessing military parades.
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