Mr Rajavi,
For some time now your number hasn’t come up in the lottery. And it has been
stated time and time again that this is not because of the strength of the
Iranian regime nor because of international deals, rather it is because you
have been heaping shit onto your own head for all these years and now even
you can smell it on yourself. Now what you have done with your own hand
cannot be undone.
On the 15 June 2003 you suddenly issued three statements under your NCRI
pseudonym crying wolf, saying ‘help, help Jamil Bassam and Ebrahim
Khodabandeh have been handed over to Iran by the Syrian authorities. Shock,
horror.’ But, by the way, you didn’t say why they were in Syria. You didn’t
state from what date it has not been a crime for the Mojahedin to see their
families. You didn’t say which donkey from your intelligence stable chose
Syria for families to meet. You didn’t say that, following your orders,
Ebrahim didn’t see his English daughter and grandchildren in the UK more
than six or seven times in all their lives. Nor did you say that for
twenty-five years Ebrahim didn’t see his mother more than once or that Jamil
had not seen his mother at all for two decades. And you have not said a
thousand other things which have since surfaced in the past few days.
In truth, Mr Rajavi, instead of giving the scheduled time of flights from
Syria to Iran, was it not better to explain in your statement why you had
sent Jamil and Ebrahim to Syria in the first place. Wasn’t it better that,
instead of giving the serial numbers of their travel documents, you said
what documents they were carrying and for what offence they were arrested.
And wasn’t it better, rather than stressing that they were arrested on 18
April and had been in a Syrian prison until now, that you explained what it
was that you and your organisation were hiding for the two months that you
were suffocated and couldn’t speak to any international agency of these
arrests. Why was it that Amnesty International, the UNHCR and the families
of these two people and other agencies which could have been of help were
given the news by the National Council of Resistance of Iran only two months
after the arrest and exactly on the day that you had made certain that they
were now in Iran.
Really Mr Rajavi, when, in the middle of the night of 15 June, Ms Mehrafruz
Paykarnegar, one your devotees, called from the Paris office of your Council
to the daughter of Ebrahim, who had only given birth to her new baby four
weeks earlier, and told her “your father was taken to Iran yesterday and
they are going to execute him tomorrow, come to London for a demonstration
in front of the Syrian embassy tomorrow morning”, did you not think that she
might need a few words of explanation? The next day when you sent Ms Mitra
Baqeri from London to convince her to participate in your press conference,
even in her post-natal condition, didn’t you think that saying sentences
like “how come you can sit in your comfortable house while your father is
lying on the torture bed”, would make the distressing situation that you
have already created for her even worse.
Or maybe this actually is your aim, and one of your tactics is to unbalance
people in this way in order to use them as you wish, otherwise you wouldn’t
at the same time send a telephone message from one of your rats houses in
London under the name of Mahmoud (which telephone number is already known
and the identity of the person is under investigation) telling her “if it
was my father I would burn myself in front of parliament right now”. Didn’t
you think that when the mother of Ebrahim’s daughter refused to
participate in your meetings and you brought Ms Elahe Azimfar to sit in the
press conference to pose as Ebrahim’s wife that it would have been better if
you had explained a little bit about the forced separation and divorces in
the Mojahedin in the last twenty years on your direct order which has
stopped any marriage and created a gender apartheid in the organisation. And
after all, didn’t you think that all these lies and cheap deception would
not last for more than just a few days.
Really Mr Rajavi, with all those MPs and lawyers on whom, as Mitra Baqeri
stressed, you spent tens of thousands of pounds in order to have the Syrians
release Jamil and Ebrahim, couldn’t you, together with the rest of the
geniuses surrounding you, come to the conclusion that they would have to do
something before their extradition to Iran and not after? And really, if you
had involved only a little bit of intelligence, do you think anybody would
accept that you believed these two people to be anything but expendable. You
know and we know that this wasn’t your first time.
Mr Rajavi, we don’t buy your crocodile tears and those of your infamous
backers of yesterday and today. You thought that once again you could fool
everyone. You were mistaken. Only a few days have passed and many facts have
now been revealed and have been passed to the relevant authorities. Let a
few more days pass, and we will expose the rest of your deception and be
certain that by whatever means we will add these documents to those already
gathered and waiting for your prosecution. The time of hiding behind Saddam
Hussein’s facilities is past and you cannot undo what has been done.
When you sent a message to Ebrahim’s daughter to burn herself, and obviously
the relevant documents have been passed to the police, the execution of the
orders for the following self-immolations had not been carried out. Did you
not think that the trace of your organisational order for self-immolation
could be discovered in these latest activities. Really Mr Rajavi, wasn’t
this part of your programme to perform a propaganda miracle in Europe which
was interrupted by the French police with the arrest of your dollies.
Mr Rajavi, we found that after Neda Hassani’s self-immolation in London,
your agents told reporters that she had come from Canada to England on
holiday. Didn’t you think that her picture and interview aboard a tank in
Ashraf camp in Marie Claire magazine (May 1999) might tell a different
story? Or maybe you still want to emphasise that this is as true as the
story of Jamil and Ebrahim meeting their families in Syria both at the same
time? When Azam Leila Jazayeri nee Mullahzadeh who for the benefit of
parliamentarians in the UK has, for the past twenty years, been blaming the
death of her husband Hassan Jazayeri, who actually died in your manoeuvre
grounds in Iraq, on the Iranian regime, and who is also a well known
character to the police in the UK, was presented to the media as a
bystander, did you expect that nobody would say anything? Why? Mr Rajavi, it
doesn’t take a genius to see your dirty hands and training behind each and
every recent self-immolation. You are not the first leader of a cult in the
world, nor are these tactics and brainwashing unknown or unfathomable.
Self-immolation as an indicator of paralysis of thought can only be
performed by people who have been drowned in some cult or other, not by a
political sympathiser or a Canadian tourist.
How do you think we should remember Marzieh Babakhani or the others who you
have bred for slaughter? In the end they weren’t killed by the regime ruling
Iran, you killed them. Really Mr Rajavi, what happened that the fate of
Jamil and Ebrahim under the knife of their thirty year old enemy is being
analysed as being a far better one than the fate of Marzieh Babakhani and those others like
her, who burned in the fire of your lust for power. And really, is it true
that this is a process to replace the use of Abu Ghraib prison after the downfall
of your friend Saddam? Mr Rajavi, whatever action is being undertaken in
Europe and America to save the lives of Jamil and Ebrahim is not being done
to rescue two unfortunates who were sacrificed due to the lack of sense in
your system, but two who were expended deliberately by you for your own
benefit so that you could run away. Whether they are rescued or not, the
responsibility for them before the British government, before Human Rights
organisations and before humanity is on your shoulders and that of your gang
of bandits.
Following this and as soon as the solicitor has confirmed them as evidence,
the details in the documents will be published.
Iran-Interlink
22 June 2003
copies to:
Office of the Prime Minister, the Rt Hon, Tony Blair MP, UK
Foreign and Commonwealth Office, UK
Home Office, UK
Office of Secretary of State Colin Powell, USA
Office of Secretary of Defence Donald Rumsfeld, USA
Kofi Annan, Secretary General of the United Nations
Amnesty International
UNHCR
Prosecuting Offices in the UK, France, Belgium Norway and Germany
Embassies of countries in the UK
Interested MPs in the European Parliament, the UK and the US Senate