Prince Turki Faisal: Mrs. Rajavi, your struggle and the struggle of Masoud Rajavi will become a myth like Ferdosi

Prince Turki Faisal of Saudi Arabia

Prince Turki Faisal of Saudi Arabia took part in the Grand Iranian Gathering in Paris on July 9th. Prince Faisal started his speech to the Gathering by pointing out to Khomeini, as the great thief of the anti-monarchy revolution and said: the Iranian people’s revolution toppled the regime of Shah, but Khomeini came along and grabbed the power and became the ruler and created a system that contradicted the goals and aspirations of the revolution of the Iranian people.
Prince Turki Faisal said addressing the gathering that your organization has this privilege to be on the forefront of the resistance against the mullahs.
The former Saudi envoy to the UK and the US added that Khomeini tried to expand his fundamentalist and extremist ideas and values to the region by creating the Velayat Faghih, or the supremacy of the clergy.




Pointing out to the importance of resistance and struggle against Khomeini, Prince Faisal added: those who were in the forefront of the struggle against the regime and persevered were commendable.
Prince Faisal ended his speech by addressing the Iranian Resistance President, Mrs. Maryam Rajavi and said: You, Mrs. Rajavi. You and your husband Mr. Masoud Rajavi, your struggle and fight with the cancerous tumor of Khomeini will last forever and will become the great myth in the Iranian history and for the future generations.

Iranian Resistance hold memorial at the Bataclan for Paris Attacks victims

Members of the National Council of Resistance of Iran ( NCRI ) on Wednesday gathered opposite the Bataclan concert call in Paris to remember the 129 people who were killed in a terrorist attack by Islamic fundamentalist terrorists in the French capital last week.
Senior officials of the Iranian Resistance, including Ms. Sarvnaz Chitsaz, chair of the NCRI’s Women’s Committee, Mr. Mehdi Abrishamchi, chair of the NCRI’s Peace Committee, and Ms. Dowlat Nowrouzi, the NCRI’s representative in the United Kingdom, laid flowers at the site in memory of the victims of the brutal attack.
The statement issued by NCRI President-elect Mrs. Maryam Rajavi on November 13 immediately after the massacre was read out at the ceremony.

Mrs. Rajavi reiterated that fundamentalism in the name of Islam - whether under the banner of Shia and velayat-e faqih or under the banner of Sunni and Daesh – and their inhuman crimes have nothing to do with Islam, and this evil phenomenon, wherever it may be, is the enemy of peace and humanity.
Renowned Iranian musician Hamidreza Taherzadeh, a member of the NCRI, performed a violin solo in remembrance of the victims of the tragedy.

Prominent French singer and writer Sapho joined the supporters of the NCRI by giving a live performance at the memorial. Also present was French writer Olivier Steiner who welcomed the international unity among peoples against the threat of Islamic fundamentalism.

Mullahs’ regime’s in Iran attempt to exploit Paris terrorist catastrophe

Following catastrophic terrorist attacks in Paris on Friday, November 13, the antihuman mullahs’ regime, known as the Godfather of international terrorism, has not been able cloak its jubilance over this crime against humanity and is despicably attempting to exploit this tragedy to legitimize the massacre of the Syrian people and the Assad dictatorship remaining in power that are the very main elements behind the emergence and expansion of ISIS.
Abu Talebi, political advisor to the mullahs’ president Hassan Rouhani and the regime’s former ambassador to France, has described the terrorist crimes in Paris as “inevitable”, “the outcome of the West’s arbitrary measures in supporting terrorism … and neglecting Iran’s warnings during the past few years.”
“The French have paid the price of their government’s support for ISIS and terrorism,” said Brigadier General Massoud Jazayeri, deputy commander of the mullahs’ armed forces general staff. Describing the Syrian people’s resistance as terrorism he added, “From the first months of the terrorist measures in Syria and other neighboring countries, we gave numerous warnings to Europe that terrorism will engulf their lands.” This Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) general threatened Europe of more terrorist attacks and said, “If the West continues its support of terrorism… they will have to expect declaring emergency state in other parts of the European continent.” (IRGC-associated Fars news agency – November 14, 2015)
Tasnim, the news agency affiliated to the terrorist Quds Force, described the Paris tragedy as “homemade terrorism” in France and Europe and wrote, “Khamenei had during the past few years warned Western leaders that supporting terrorism in the region will eventually turn back on you… and in the not so distant future, these groups will cause turmoil in the same countries that supported them.” This news agency posted a despicable cartoon entitled “Homemade Terrorism”, depicting an image that the roots of ISIS are in the hands of France and its president.
In an interview with France’s Channel 2 TV, Mullah Hassan Rouhani, the regime’s president, had blatantly supported the brutal Syrian dictator Bashar Assad just two days before this terrorist attack. Rouhani also went on to emphasize the idea of actually strengthening Assad.
Quds Online, affiliated to the IRGC, described the Syrian opposition as terrorist and wrote, “The U.S. and European countries support terrorists under the pretext of confronting Syria’s legal president, and they have allowed them to carry out crimes against humanity. The byproduct of such an approach is seen in the Paris terrorist attacks, and currently ISIS is like a dog that has bitten its owner’s leg, and the countries of Italy, United Kingdom and United States are threatened with similar attacks. If Western countries are seeking to prevent being engulfed in such human catastrophes, they must uproot terrorists without meddling in the internal affairs of other countries such as Syria. For this objective it is necessary for the West to leave the fate of Bashar Assad up to the Syrian people and focus their efforts on uprooting terrorism [read resistance forces and the Free Syrian Army].”

Int’l gathering in Paris marking World Day Against the Death Penalty

  Marking World Day Against the Death Penalty

Int’l gathering in Paris marking World Day Against the Death Penalty, Surge of executions in Iran during Rouhani’s presidency and need for urgent action

Marking World Day Against the Death Penalty on Saturday, a global gathering was held in Paris highlighting the surge of executions in Iran and need for urgent action.

 MARYAM RAJAVI: OUR PLAN IS AN IRAN WITHOUT THE DEATH PENALTY.

  The bloodletting mullahs have executed more people this year than they did last year.

While a single execution is enough to arouse everyone’s conscience, the shame of world powers is their silence over the situation in Iran especially as they are seeking nuclear talks and agreement, and trade deals.
 Such commercial calculations over human lives have never been a good investment for anyone.

If Western governments had stood up to the abuse of human rights in Iran, the mullahs could never expand their barbarity to Syria and Iraq. Mrs.Maryam Rajavi is cheered to the podium by supporters of democracy and human rights in Iran.

I’m able to help my people and my country

By Iran Reporter

June, 8,2015

A brother and sister who fled Iran after persecution

 by the theocratic regime have urged all

supporters of a free Iran to back the major gathering of the opposition in Paris on June 13.

Amineh and Ehsan Qaraee saw their family members and arrested and tortured before they escaped to Europe to join the Iranian Resistance.

They have now hailed the Iranian Resistance leader Maryam Rajavi as the only choice for a new, free and democratic Iran.

Amineh, 34, who fled Iran four years ago, said: "I come from a family where both my mother and father were teachers and human rights activists and were active in the PMOI movement.

"When I was just one-year-old my father got arrested and two months later my mother got arrested with me and they took us to prison. There I had to live between people who got arrested and tortured just because they wanted freedom.

"I spent some months in prison until they let my mother to deliver me to my grandparents. My mother was in prison for more than two years and my father for four years."

"Finally they informed us that they killed my father and 30000 of other political activists even though all of them just were sentenced for some years in prison not execution.

"Every year we honour the memory of those who stood up against this regime. The huge gathering in Paris on June 13 introduces the alternative to the rule of mullahs in Iran. Maryam Rajavi, the president of the Iranian Resistance is women and youth’s choice for future of Iran."

Brother Ehsan, 28, added: "Five and an half years ago in 2009 I came to Norway because I couldn’t stay any longer in Iran. I was civil engineering student in that year but I had to leave Iran because of my family background and my activities.

"All whole life I felt that the regime monitored us and our family because they considered us as their number one enemy.

"We can learn from the history that our resistance and its members, who have made so many sacrifices to bring about freedom and democracy to Iran, and we won’t stop until we achieve these goals. And I am very glad and honored that I’m part of this movement and that I’m able to help my people and my country."

But, the final solution for a non-nuclear Iran, Democratic Iran, is In Maryam Rajavi's points of views, and By Toppling Fundamentalism & Terrorism in Tehran.

Maryam Rajavi will explain about the solution in The Great Gathering of the Iranian Resistance in Paris – June 13, 2015

Those who are concerned about  human rights in Iran and in the Middle East Are invited to this   Great Gathering in Paris – June 13

Those who are concerned about nuclear bomb

By Iran Reporter

June, 4, 2015

The United States and Five world powers are approaching the final stretch in marathon talks with Iran aimed at restricting the Ayatollahs nuclear programs in exchange for sanctions relief. The sides are aiming to have a deal by June 30. But with less than four weeks to go, some negotiators have said the talks might go beyond that date. Any deal would cap nearly a decade of international efforts to restrict Iranian nuclear programs that could be turned toward making weapons. Tehran denies any interest in atomic arms, but nobody can trust them. The talks in Vienna on Thursday involve senior officials from Iran, the United States, Russia, China, Britain, France and Germany and follow a day of experts' meetings.

Western powers fear that Iran harbors ambitions to build an atomic bomb and years of talks have centered on eradicating the alleged threat.

But, the final solution for a non-nuclear Iran ,a  Non-Nuclear Democratic Iran

Is in Maryam Rajavi's points of views

By Toppling Fundamentalism & Terrorism & the Mullahs' Caliphate

Maryam Rajavi will explain about the solution in The Great Annual Iranian Gathering – June 2014 in Paris

The Great Gathering of the Iranian Resistance in Paris – June 13, 2015

Those who are concerned about nuclear bomb in Iran and in the Middle East Are invited to this   Great Gathering in Paris – June 13.