Iran's new conspiracy against MEK/PMOI

By Arash Nikzad
The justice-seeking movement that wants the Iranian regime current official including justice minister must be investigated and trailed in charge of crime against humanity for the horrific massacre of MEK/PMOI members on summer 1988 is accelerated. 
The Iranian regime is at an extremely low point.  In an unsuccessful attempt In the days before the grand gathering, Foreign Minister of Iran Javad Zarif went to Paris to deal with France to stop the event from taking place. 

Khamenei sent one of his close relative and former foreign minister and his current advisor Kamal Kharrazi to the French capital to declare that the MEK/PMOI is a “terrorist group” that has been involved in the murder of “thousands of Iran people ”. 
Kharrazi has been involved in activities that aim to smear the MEK/PMOI in the past. Including the criminal conspiracy against the Resistance and the MEK/PMOI that resulted in the June 17, 2003, dossier that was a failure for the Iranian regime. 
The file was closed by the French authorities and the MEK/PMOI’s was the case winner.
The MEK/PMOI has been calling for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) to be designated as a foreign terror organization. 
So, the Iranian regime has been fabricating files to use against the MEK/PMOI to accuse MEK/PMOI as a murderer.
 Many other fabrications have taken place over the past three decades in France but all of them resulted to the loose of mullahs. In fact, this is the regime’s dirty psychological warfare against the MEK/PMOI.
In a similar case in 2005, a French lawyer revealed that the Iranian regime asked to blame the MEK/PMOI for the Halabja chemical attack that killed and injured thousands of innocent men and women at the end of the Iran-Iraq war. The regime was allegedly prepared to pay $100 million so the MEK/PMOI was implicated.
The Iranian regime, despite numerous attacks on the MEK/PMOI, has been unable to keep it down. The 1988 massacre which resulted in the death of more than 30,000 MEK/PMOI members and other such atrocities, that continue to this day, have not been able to dissuade people from resisting. The people want justice, freedom, and democracy and they will not be stopped.
The MEK/PMOI was once listed as a terrorist organization as a conspiracy which led to the regime.
The MEK/PMOI is gaining more and more support within Iran.
 At the recent rally in Paris, Senator Joseph Lieberman said that Raqqa is not the capital of Islamic extremism and terrorism – it is in Tehran with the mullahs’ regime.
So, It is imperative for the Iranian regime to be held accountable for the crimes against humanity, but it is clear that Iran will face a regime change soon. A democratic alternative, a viable alternative is ready and, exists  – the MEK/PMOI

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