From: saied@odin.unomaha.edu (Saied*)
Subject: Re: Mojahedin revisted
Organization: University of Nebraska at Omaha
Date: Mon, 13 Apr 1992 23:56:41 GMT


The following article is from Asghar. He is experiencing
difficulties with thier news server.
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From: hassen@me.eng.ohio-state.edu
Newsgroups: soc.culture.iranian
Subject: Re: Mojahedin Revisited

In article <ku4evfINNri8@spim.mips.com> cheragh@alborz.mips.com (MashC
heragh-Ali) writes:
>
>It is very interesting how much support Mojahedin is receiving from he
>SCI readers.  Mojahedin resembles a bankrupt organization that is tring
>real hard to convince its creditors to give it another chance.  And hey

Another chance?! You make it sound as if SCI holds the key to
the Iranian revolution. Not so! As for being bankrupt,
regime certainly does not think so or they would not have
risked so much in trying to destroy them. Other countries as
well as the UN certainly don't think so, or they would not have
supported their efforts i.e. US house, European Parliament, etc.

>keep pressing people for more support in order to bring their losing
>proposition to realization.  However, they seem to have used all the credit
>that they had.  In fact, they have substantially overspent, and they have
>foregone their credit limit.  Now instead of facing reality, claimin
>bankruptcy and going down with honor (sort of like the communist pary in
>USSR), they are holding on real tight, like a baby to the mother.  They
>are afraid to let go of this bankrupt idea and organization.  They are
>afraid to let go, to be independent, and see, think, learn and experence.
                         ^^^^^^^^^^^
You are very vague. You may call it an honor to leave
Iranians to suffer under the mullah. Seeing your articles in
the past, it seems you have adjusted well to such "honors".
We certainly want no part of it.

Also, would you elaborate on this lack of "independence" on the
part of the Mojahedin? Do not forget to cite your source.

>They have wrapped themselves in their illusions and they have fantaszed
>for so long that have become an illusions themselves.

All the great things have started as a dream. Let freeing
Iran be such. However, it is a realizable dream. I dare you
to look at NLA's last march and see who has the illusion!
Those who claim we should all support Rafsanjani's moderation
are in "illusion". You are not one of those who advoates
this, are you?

>I truly feel sorry for them.
>
>MCA
>

Please don't!! Instead if you know a better way, let us all
know. If you have a more plausible, realizable, and respectable
alternative, I am sure all members of the NCRI and the NLA
would follow you too. I am afraid you have no alternatives.
You perhaps perfer to have a semi-comfortable life here in the
U.S. and occasionally make a "political" joke to express yourself
(i.e., "ezhAre vojood kardan").

The Mojahedin and their supporters on the other hand are concerned
about the people of Iran and the future of Iran; they see the
Khomeini regime as the main enemy of Iranians and thus use all
their resources towards fighting/exposing this illegitimate
regime. EVEN if their path is not completely right, at least
they have the honesty, sincerity, and determination to give
as much as they can and not "submitting" to present conditions.

Asghar