From: asghar@me.eng.ohio-state.edu
Subject: Re: What is MKO position on the Islands?
Originator: harrsen@volga.eng.ohio-state.edu
Organization: The Ohio State University
Date: Fri, 2 Oct 1992 21:45:35 GMT

In article <1992Oct1.160826.5096@ra.msstate.edu> eeajm@sunvis1.vislab.olemiss.edu (Movahedi Alireza) writes:
>In article <saied.717810619@cwis> saied@cwis.unomaha.edu (Saied*) writes:
>>yaser@uxh.cso.uiuc.edu (Ala) writes:

>
>Well I am not really that familier with the Mojahedin's school of thought,
>because one day they claim they are anti imperialism (America) other day 
>they ask US reps. to help them out.  Another day they say
>we are pro palestine, 

>next day you see that the head of Mojahedin organisation take picture with
>king Hosein (Master of the Black September). 

Yes indeed; you  are not familiar with Mojahedin's school of
thought. Slogans without action are worthless. For the past
13 years on every Friday show at Tehran University we have
heard "death to America" and "death to Israel". During the same
period as everybody knows, massive shipment of arms were
being negotiated with these countries behind the scene.

Mojahedin's foreign policy is based on mutual respect. I
believe Iranian by in large are interested in their own
internal affair. They are against sending terrorist abroad
to overthrow foreign governments. At the same what happened
to Mosadegh shall not be allowed to happen again. 

NCR and Mojahedin will continue to talk to other governments
to make sure they understand that dealing with the regime is
against our fundamental interests. Their meeting have never
been held in secret. Mojahedin have always been the first to
announce that they have met with so and so.

It is interesting that the regime and the people who don't
do anything for Iran's freedom, have the audacity to ask the
Mojahedin not to meet with say King Hosien of Jorden because
he has done such and such with the Palastenian. Now, if PLO has
no problem with the king why in the world should we? Even
if PLO had a problem with him, still it does not mean that
we should. We are not here to solve the world's problem only
Iran's. 

>If you allowm me to continue I   
>would like to also extends my understang about Masud Rajavi. One day he
>marrys Benisader's daughter another day he divorces and marry his friends
>Mehdi Ebrishamchi's wife.       
>
>One question comes up here.  If he were the prisident of Iran, would he have
>done anything elese but marrying his cabinet member's wives and divorcing them
>the next day.
>

The above beside being ridicules is based on the assumption
that the cabinet member are all going to be males.
Currently about one third of NLA commanders are women and I
don't see why 50% of ministers would not be women. 

>Let's go on.  They claim they are working for poor people.  If so, why do they
>tie hand with Sadam Husein ank kill the Kurdish people in the north of Iraq.
>
>Why do they tie hand with Sadam Husein and kill southern people of Iraq.

Forgive me, but what does being for poor has anything to do
with the rest of your incorrect statement?

If you think Mojahedin would waste their resources to put
down the unrest in Iraq or anywhere else, then you really
don't know Mojahedin. Having said that, if a group (i.e. MR.
Talebani) decides to be on the payroll of the regime and
physically attack NLA  or prevent NLA access to the border
of Iran then they will be treated as pasdars of the regime.

>
>
>Another things that I am concern with is the Statistic that is give by the
>Mojahedin.  According to their statistic either all Iranian in Iran are 
>dead (being executed) or jailed (being tortured), at the same time they 
>are against the IRI.
>
>My point is let be realistic if they are all executed how can they be in jail
>(or as you say tortured), or how every body be against the regim.  This is not
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>true because I am sure there are alot of people who are supporting the IRI if 
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>not all.
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Oh! now you are claiming that all Iranians are supporting
the present government is Iran. Why am I not surprised?

>Ali.

Asghar