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Tuesday, 15 November 2005 |
 Firouzmand left a Mojahedin headquarters in Iraq on 15 July
2001 and attempted to go to the Iranian Embassy in Baghdad with false
identification papers. He had stolen three weapons, walkie-talkies, a
car and a large amount of cash. He was arrested by the Iraqi police on
his way to the Iranian Embassy.
Consistent with Iraqi law, the police referred the case to the courts
to prosecute Firouzmand on espionage charges. He expressed remorse and
pleaded with the Mojahedin to allow him to return.
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Monday, 14 November 2005 |
 In an interview with France’s Arte Television on September
27, 2005, Emmanuel Ludot, one of Saddam Hussein’s lawyers said: “I want
to reveal the details of a private conversation I had, although I know
it may cost me dearly.
“I was invited to the Iranian embassy in France by the Iranian
ambassador. The first question he asked me was ’how is Saddam Hussein?
We, Iranians are worried about his health.’
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Saturday, 12 November 2005 |
 The Minister of Intelligence and Security (MOIS), Gholam-Hossein
Mohseni Eje'i, has a long record of atrocities in the past 26 years,
including the sentencing of thousands of political prisoners to death
in Kangaroo, in which he presided as a religious judge.
He represented the Revolutionary Prosecutor's Office in the MOIS and
played an active role in the arrest and execution of the Mojahedin and
other dissidents in the 1980s. As the chief judge in branch three of
the Islamic Revolutionary Court, Mohseni Eje'i personally sentenced to
death thousands of political prisoners.
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Friday, 11 November 2005 |
 The Baroness has for more than twelve years cooperated with
Iranian authorities and received direct and indirect funding and
support from the Iranian government for her efforts to supposedly
provide humanitarian aide to refugees from Iraq who fled to Iran during
the Iran-Iraq war. However, it seems that the refugees mostly formed
Iranian funded groups such as Hakim’s force, who took refuge in Iran
and were trained and funded by Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps and
the Iranian regime’s extra-territorial Qods Force, believed responsible
for coordinating parts of the insurgency in Iraq today. There is a
serious conflict of interest, therefore, in her claims against Iranian
opposition forces who seek to change the regime in Iran.
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Thursday, 10 November 2005 |
Iran’s Intelligence Agents fail to draw any British Participation
Statement issued by the National Council of Resistance of Iran:
 Recent repulsive statements by the Iranian regime’s president
Ahmadinejad drew strong international condemnation. Subsequently, a
series of conferences were convened in the British parliament to
condemn appeasement of the regime, call for a referral of Tehran's
nuclear file to the UN Security Council, express support for Iranian
opposition members in Camp Ashraf in Iraq, and urge the de-proscription
of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI). A
35,000-strong protest outside the European Union Headquarters in
Brussels was attended by British MPs from all three major parties in
the UK in solidarity with the protesters goals in condemnation of the
Iranian regime. A meeting in London today, sponsored by the Iranian
regimes’ Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS), was an attempt
by the faltering Iranian regime to overshadow these setbacks.
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Thursday, 10 November 2005 |
Statement issued by Win Griffiths, former Labour MP for
Bridgend:
The Iranian regime is currently under immense international pressure
due to its brutal oppression at home, its export of Islamic
fundamentalism and sponsorship of terrorism, its widespread
interference in the internal affairs of Iraq and its aggressive pursuit
of nuclear weapons. This pressure has rightly intensified since the
call by the mullahs’ President for the state of Israel to be wiped off
the world map - nothing short of a call to terrorism. There can be no
doubt that the Iranian regime, whose Revolutionary Guards General,
Mohammad-Reza Jaafari, told an Iranian newspaper recently that the
newly formed ‘Lovers of Martydom’ garrison would recruit individuals
willing to carry out suicide operations against Western targets,
represents a real threat to peace and stability in the Middle East and
the wider world.
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Saturday, 12 November 2005 |
The British Parliamentary Committee for Iran Freedom has become aware
that known agents of the Iranian regime’s Intelligence Ministry acting
under the pretence of ‘Iran Interlink’, a shadowy group believed to be
linked to the Mullahs, are to hold a press conference tomorrow, 10th
November at 10 am in Fielden House, Westminister.
“They have been sent to explain away the Iranian President’s incitement
to terrorism. This signals the regime’s weakness”, commented Lord
Corbett of Castle Vale, Chairman of the British Parliamentary Committee
for Iran Freedom.
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Thursday, 10 November 2005 |
Statement issued by the Committee of Anglo-Iranian Lawyers in London:
 The Iranian regime's news agency, IRNA, reported yesterday that a press
conference will be held on Thursday by a number of Iranian Ministry of
Intelligence and Security (MOIS) operatives in the London office of
Emma Nicholson, an MEP who has close relations with the Iranian regime,
as well as MOIS past and current ministers, Ali Younessi and
Gholam-Hossein Mohseni Ejei. The aim of the meeting is to accuse the
"hypocrites (the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran) of being a
party to the crimes perpetrated by Iraq's deposed dictator and call for
the prosecution of this group." In addition to Massoud Khodabandeh, his
wife, Ann Singleton, and Emma Nicholson, Alain Chevalerais, and a Dutch
woman, Judith Neurink, will also take part in the meeting.
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Wednesday, 09 November 2005 |
 "Iran-Interlink" identifies itself as:
Iran Interlink is a pressure group / support organisation which
provides a point of contact for families and friends of members of the
Iranian Mojahedin-e Khalq. It informs about the real nature of the
Mojahedin as a religious/personality cult; exposes the Mojahedin’s
abuse of its members’ fundamental human rights; pinpoints
responsibility for the terrorist actions and human rights abuses of the
Mojahedin on leader, Massoud Rajavi; helps individuals who wish to
leave the Mojahedin to find refuge; assists those who leave the
Mojahedin come to terms with their experiences within and re-establish
themselves in the wider community; and reunites people who leave the
Mojahedin with their family and friends. Iran Interlink is based in
Leeds.
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Wednesday, 26 October 2005 |
 Prof. Raymond Tanter
U.S. Newswire, WASHINGTON, October 24 - Today, intelligence agents of
the Iranian regime are holding a news conference in Washington, DC,
according to the Iran Policy Committee (IPC).
IPC said this panel is a disinformation ploy mounted by the new
president of Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who is mobilizing Iranian
intelligence services in a world-wide series of probes against the
United States.
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Wednesday, 26 October 2005 |
 United Press International
By CLAUDE SALHANI
UPI International Editor
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25 (UPI) -- Iranian Intelligence agents have entered
the United States to spread disinformation, according to the Iran
Policy Committee, a group composed mostly of former U.S. government
officials who are lobbying the Bush administration for regime change in
Teheran.
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Monday, 24 October 2005 |
 The clerical regime has dispatched a number of notorious agents of its
Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS), posing as former members
and officials of the People's Mojahedin (PMOI), to Washington, DC, to
embark on a misinformation campaign against the PMOI.
One notorious MOIS agent coming to Washington, DC is Karim Haqi, who
has been used by the regime for espionage and terrorist schemes as well
as disseminating false information against the Iranian opposition in
the past 10 years.
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Monday, 24 October 2005 |
 Faced with growing resistance inside Iran and international
isolation due to widespread activities of the Iranian Resistance, the
clerical regime dispatched its intelligence agents to France to counter
the Resistance.
In an interview with the Persian language section of Radio Free Europe
on October 19, Behzad Alishahi, while admitting openly to have been
dispatched by mullahs’ Intelligence Ministry, alleged that he was
tortured in Camp Ashraf in Iraq, where members of the People’s
Mojahedin Organization of Iran are based.
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Sunday, 23 October 2005 |
 Amir-Hossein Kord Rostami is an agent of the Iran’s
Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS) in Ottawa, Canada, and has
connections with other agents of this ministry abroad. He has signed a
number of petitions in collusion with other MOIS agents under the cover
of disaffected members of the People’s Mojahedin Organisation of Iran
(PMOI).
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Monday, 24 October 2005 |
Paris (Iran Terror Website) - Iran Terror has
learnt Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence and Security (VEVAK) is sending
to Paris a cell that has been trained in Tehran to carry out a
misinformation attack against the opposition National Council of
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