From: sehari@iastate.edu (Babak Sehari)
Subject: Re: Terrorist Khomeini regime attacks an NLA Base
Originator: sehari@vincent1.iastate.edu
Organization: Iowa State University of Science and Technology, Ames, Iowa.
Date: Thu, 9 Apr 1992 15:39:16 GMT

In <saied.702777769@odin> saied@odin.unomaha.edu (Saied*) writes:

>hernlem@chess.ncsu.EDU (Brad Hernlem) writes:
>[stuff deleted]
>>I also heard that "supporters" of the MKO took a hostage in New York for
>>a while yesterday. These Mojahedin are doing a good job of demonstrating
>>what kind of people they are. 
>> 

>Well, several comments about the "hostage" taking situation 
>mentioned in Mr. Hernlem:

>1. The supporters of the Resistance were unarmed. Their
>   intentions was not to take hostages (how could five
>   unarmed, tiny young men in their twenties or early thirties
>   take three big men as hostages?). They wanted to call the
>   attention of the world community to the terrorist Khomeini
>   regime's attack on a Resistance base which they consider as
>   the only hope of a nation.

We should not forget though, these people were among the first political
party that introduced hostage taking in Iranian politics.  The early examples
of the hostage taking was started at the shaw's time, you guys remember
these people were going around the world and attacking Iranian Embassies around
the world.  All these are documented in old issues of all major newspapers
in the world.  "Terrorist"?!  Mojaheadine by definition from their early
start have been a terrorist group.  A group, which from it's creation chooses
"armed struggle" against practically everybody, shaw, current government,
and other political groups, is a terrorist.  Most of their history shows
that they tried to achieve to their political goal, not by much of logical
discussion rather by appealing to emotions of the people. Huge propaganda,
name calling, unhumanization of all their enemies, were just a few methods
used by this group to achieve their goals.  It is not surprising that most of
their followers are from one generation of Iranian people, which got involved
with them in their early age.

>   They destroyed the regime's belonging (e.g., computers,
>   and documents) and spry painted the walls but did no harm to
>   the Khomeini regime's diplomat-terrorists.

What you call the "regime's belonging" is really the Iranian people's
belonging.  You might not understand what you are doing; however, your
action is seen as a drunk's or a mad person's action around the world.

>2. They left the Khomeini regime's mission without any demands.
>   Hostage-takers, like the Khomeini regime and its terrorist
>   supporters in Lebanon, take hostages to make demands.

Even though, I am against hostage taking of any kind; however, I object
in taking an Iranian hostage more than a guy from say X country.


>   The supporters of the resistance had no demands; they harmed
>   no one but destroyed as much as they could while inside
>   the Khomeinii regime's terrorist/spy nest.

How dare you call our embassy "the Khomany's regime's terrorist/spy nest"?!
How dare you destroy the property of our country?!  If these action were taken
by a foreign national, he or she would have been chased like a dog and 
brought to justice.  Now, since just you born in Iran, we have to look at it
as domestic violence, like the action of a crazy son or daughter who after
a dispute with his parents breaks the windows.  Just to remind you, you guys
did the same thing back in the shaw's time, too.  No wonder they call you
monafeq, or the 5th column.

>3. Mr. Hernlem should be reminded that the Khomeini regime is
>   an illegitimate regime that has employed executions, torture,
>   terrorism, and war to stay in power. This anti-human regime
>   has been condmened by every major human rights organizations
>   including the UN Commission on Human Rights each year
>   during last 11 years. Niether the regime nor its
>   terrorist-diplomats have any legitimacy.

Off course, We can argue if the current regime is popular or not popular;
However, currently, they are the legal representative of Iranian people.  I
do not know how, you even allow yourself to call all the staff and
representatives of our country, as "terrorist-diplomats".  If an American
would have said that, he would have been labeled as racist.  You guys
are abusing the honor of being born an Iranian, to hurt your own motherland.
No wonder they call you "monafeq".

"Dar-righ ast Iran Ka viran shavad
                          goname palangan o sheran shavad
 Agar tan be tan sar be koshtan daheam
                          Az on beh ka keshvar be doshman daheam"

              With highest regards for all those people who died to
                   protect our country.

                   Babak   Sehari.

















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