From: saied@cwis.unomaha.edu (Saied*)
Subject: Re: Resistance's representatives meet President-elect Clinton
Organization: University of Nebraska at Omaha
Date: Tue, 15 Dec 1992 23:50:24 GMT

hernlem@chess.ncsu.EDU (Brad Hernlem) writes:

>In article <1992Dec11.004141.29092@ee.eng.ohio-state.edu>,
>harrsen@rainier.eng.ohio-state.edu (John Harrsen) writes:
>> Last Tuesday, representatives from the Iranian resistance
>> lead by Mr. Mohammad Mohadesin (Mojahedin's Secretary of
>> International affair) were invited and attended the meeting
>> of the leadership committee (I translated this from Farsi,
>> so it may have a different name) of the Democratic party which
>> was held in the honor of President-elect Bill Clinton and
>> his vice president Albert Gore. In this meeting various
>> members of U.S. Senate, House, members of transition team as
>> well as other key members of Democratic party participated. 
>> 
>> The representatives of Iranian resistance met and talked
>> with the President-elect Bill Clinton, the Vice-president
>> Albert Gore, their wives, some members of Senate (i.e.
>> Senators Sam Nunn, Richard Gephart, Kennedy ...) and others.
>> President-elect re-affirmed his commitment to the human
>> rights in Iran. Richard Gephart praised the heroic effort of
>> the Mojahedin for the peace and freedom in Iran. The meeting
>> lasted for 5 hours.
>> 
>> Asghar

>So the MKO is sucking up to the same people who gave us "commitment to
>human rights" and struggle for "peace and freedom" in Occupied Palestine
>and Israel. Coming from these people, the MKO must be very proud of
>their "praise". Does Saddam Hussein give them medals for bravery in the
>pursuit of human rights, too?

Here is two for you Brad:

First, the Mojahedin is not sucking to anyone; it is receeving it
rightful and much deserving recognition. Not long ago, more than
1,500 parliamentrians from around the world endorsed the
Mojahedin as the only democratic alternative to the terrorist
Khomeini regime.

Second, Messrs. Cinton and Gore's committment to human rights is
yet to be seen; however, unlike your favorite right wing
adminstrations of Reagan and then Bush, niether Clinton nor Gore
set the stage for huge military arms sales to the Khomeini regime
by the Israelis. Could you tell why both the Khomeini regime and
the ISraelis are dissapointed of teh Democrats win? You are no
friends of the Palestinians. Otherwise, you would condemn the
Khomeini regime for pouring billions of dollars into Israelies
arms industry during the 1980's.

>Did Richard Gephart praise Mr. Mohadesin for the MKO's fine performance
>in taking hostages in New York earlier this year?

You have to address your question to Mr. Gephart, however, you can
rest assured the Mojahedin presented Mr. Gephart with the most
documented records of the Khomeini regime's involvement in
assassination and other plots against the innocent exiled Iranians
thru its terrorist/spy nests.

> Did Richard Gephart
>beg details of the MKO's bludgeoning of the Iranian diplomat in
>Australia? Did he ask what kind of wrench they used and did the blood
>spray out in nice patterns? Did Richard Gephart ask what kind of benzine
>the MKO used in the Molotov cocktails that they lobbed into Iranian
>interests across Europe? 

Brad's "violet screams" against the Resistance painfully echo those
the Khomeini regime's painful roaring and whinings. It also reminds
me of the Shah's whining when he, his wife and the terrorist SAVAK
agents were trashed by the couragous Iranian students right in front
of the White House in 1977.

>Brad Hernlem (hernlem@chess.ncsu.EDU)