Iran is the problem not the solution for India

Indian PM Narendra Modi visit to the United States

In an article published in the Indian Express on June 19, 2016, former US Senator, Joseph Lieberman warns Indian government of not falling for a petty interest in dealing with the terrorist sponsor regime of Iran. The article explains that financial and economic relations with the mullahs’ ruled Iran, would rob any country of real and tangible benefits of doing business with the rest of the world.
Senator Lieberman explains that Iran’s long cold war with Saudi Arabia has become hotter in recent times, evidenced by the ransacking of the Saudi embassy in Tehran and the ongoing wars in Syria and Yemen. The international community cannot afford to take its eye off Iran and Hezbollah—whether they are threatening Israel or Saudi Arabia. This past month, a senior adviser to Iran’s Quds Force warned that Iran could wipe out Israel “in less than eight minutes”. Iran also continues to host high-level delegations from terrorist organizations which endanger many of America’s allies. Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei and Hezbollah Secretary-General Nasrallah view Israel and Saudi Arabia as two sides of the same coin.
Hezbollah’s heavy involvement in Syria on behalf of the Assad regime has provided the terrorist organization with new weaponry and sophisticated logistics and tactical training from both Iran and Russia, making it more dangerous.

Canadian court orders Iranian regimes assets handed to terrorist attack victims

Khobar Towers Saudi Arabia bombed in 1996

TORONTO - According to Canada's National Post, the Iranian government lost a key court battle Thursday when an Ontario judge ordered the Islamic republic’s non-diplomatic assets in Canada to be handed over to victims of terrorist groups sponsored by Tehran.
The long-awaited ruling by the Ontario Superior Court dismissed every argument Iran’s lawyers had made at a trial held in Toronto in January, leaving Tehran financial responsible for the actions of the terrorists it has backed.
“Terrorism is one of the world’s greatest threats,” Justice Glenn Hainey wrote. “The broad issue before the court is whether Iran is entitled to immunity from the jurisdiction of Canadian courts for its support of terrorism.”
Iran’s diplomatic buildings in Ottawa remain unaffected, but several non-diplomatic properties and the contents of a list of bank accounts were awarded to the victims of the Iranian-supported terror groups including Hezbollah.
AFP reported, The Canadian lawsuits were brought under a relatively new law passed in 2012 that allows victims and their families to collect damages from state sponsors of terrorism.
National Post reported that,  the $13-million case was the first challenge of the Justice for Victims of Terror Act.
The 2012 law allows victims to collect damages from state sponsors of terror groups. Canada has designated Iran and Syria state sponsors of terrorism.
 “The JVTA continues to do its job in holding Iran — the world’s most egregious state sponsor of terror — ‎accountable for its terrorist crimes,” said Danny Eisen of the Canadian Coalition Against Terror, which represents victims and lobbied for the law. “As Canada seeks to re-engage Iran it is critical that Iran continue to be held to account in Canadian courts for its terrorism and human rights abuses.”
Until the JVTA came into effect four years ago, foreign governments enjoyed state immunity from civil courts. But the law stripped that immunity from Iran and Syria.
Eventually victims of eight terrorist attacks joined in, including those harmed by Iran’s Lebanese proxy force, Hezbollah.
The five proceedings in Ontario involved the enforcement of a dozen U.S. court judgments against Iran as well as the Ministry of Information and Security and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Iran initially ignored the cases. Only after judgment orders had been issued, did it hire a Toronto law firm, which argued Tehran had not been properly served with the court papers, the cases were filed too late and the dollar amounts sought by the victims were “offensive.”
In his ruling, Justice Hainey found Iran’s arguments were without merit and declined to set aside the judgments. He dismissed its argument legal papers had been served in English, rather than in a Persian language.
He gave no weight to Iran’s argument it had assumed the Canadian government would protect the regime’s assets, and said Iran had failed to explain why it had not mounted a legal defence until the judgment orders had been issued.
“The failure to provide any reasonable explanation for Iran’s failure to defend these motions suggests to me that the defendants were attempting to gain a procedural advantage and were ‘gaming the system,’ ” he wrote.
Source: News Agencies, 11 June 2016

Ehsan Bidi, Iran Ministry of Intelligence agent in Albania

Ehsan Bidi, an agent of the Iranian regime’s Ministry of Intelligence

Ehsan Bidi, an agent of the Iranian regime’s Ministry of Intelligence (MOIS/VEVAK) in Albania, entered this country on 16 October 2013 as a refugee and “former PMOI member” (People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran) with an Iranian passport issued by the MOIS/VEVAK.

Bidi’s passport, with which he entered Albania, registered on 27 January 2013 and numbered 16359072, is valid for five years. This reveals there is no need to recognize this individual as a refugee. 

Bidi’s transfer to Albania by the MOIS/VEVAK was aimed at establishing the cell of a spy ring amongst PMOI/MeK members transferred from Camp Liberty in Iraq to Albania. The goal of this mission is to obtain the information and intelligence necessary for a demonizing campaign targeting the PMOI/MeK and pave the path for future terrorist attacks. The MOIS/VEVAK is also using Bidi as a former PMOI/MeK member in its demonizing campaign against the PMOI/MeK to deceive the public and media in Albania against accepting Liberty residents on their soil, and ultimately prevent the residents’ transfer to a safe location. He is essentially a mole of a known MOIS/VEVAK agent by the name of Massoud Khodabandeh in the United Kingdom. Khodabandeh, along with his British wife Ann Singleton, are known to pursue an ongoing campaign against the PMOI/MeK, in service to the Iranian regime. Before any other MOIS/VEVAK organ, all texts related to Bidi is first and foremost posted by the Iran-Interlink website, managed by the Khodabandeh couple.

Background:

Bidi was born in 1977 and a number of his family members were executed by the Iranian regime for supporting the PMOI/MeK. He left Iran in 2002 and went to Camp Ashraf in Iraq to join the PMOI/MeK. He had been arrested twice for ordinary crimes prior to his departure of Iran. His mother and brother visited Ashraf in 2003 and 2004, spending a few days with him and encouraging Bidi to remain with PMOI/MeK. However, following the July 2009 and April 2011 attacks against Ashraf staged by forces of then Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki that made conditions of remaining in Ashraf all the more difficult, Bidi could no longer tolerate the circumstances and after being transferred to Liberty he left the camp at the first possible opportunity on 19 April 2012, going directly to Baghdad’s Hotel Mohajer. This facility is controlled by Iran’s MOIS/VEVAK and terrorist Quds Force as a recruiting center for the MOIS/VEVAK to conscript individuals who in the past departed Ashraf, and now choose to leave Liberty.

A few years later he wrote the true reason why he left Ashraf and Liberty.

“In early spring 2012 the Iraqi people made it clear for us, the Camp Ashraf residents, that we couldn’t go on like this and … I sensed the fact that there was to be a major conflict in the future… it was obvious the Iraqi forces would no longer show any mercy.” (Iran-Interlink, 10 November 2015)

Bidi was used by the MOIS/VEVAK in Hotel Mohajer and in mid-2012 with a fake passport he flew from Baghdad to Turkey, and from there to Egypt. However, Egyptian authorities were suspicious of his presence and had him arrested. An individual by the name of Haj Nosser, a senior official of the MOIS/VEVAK branch in Iran’s embassy in Baghdad, provided Bidi with money through a regime representative in Egypt. Iran’s MOIS/VEVAK then attempted to use its agents in Europe to have Bidi sent to Austria, Finland or Denmark. However, despite their initial agreements, related organs in these countries refused to accept him on their soil because of his unveiled relationship with the MOIS/VEVAK, forcing Bidi to return to Iraq. After returning to Baghdad using an Iranian passport provided to him by the MOIS/VEVAK, he once again travelled to Turkey, from there to Romania, and finally to Albania to establish an initial cell of a spying network against the PMOI/MeK in that country.

Objective in Transferring Bidi to Albania

As mentioned earlier, in addition to the demonizing campaign against the PMOI/MeK, with the main objective of justifying and paving the grounds for terrorist attacks against Camp Liberty residents in Iraq, by using Bidi the Iranian regime is seeking to instigate public opinion in Albania against accepting the PMOI/MeK.

Following measures implemented by the PMOI/MeK and the support shown by the U.S., the Albanian government in 2013 began accepting Camp Liberty residents.  Simultaneously, the Iranian regime – seeking the complete annihilation of the PMOI/MeK in Iraq – began threatening Albania to prevent any further transfer of Camp Liberty residents. For example, the state Keyhan daily in Iran, known as a major mouthpiece loyal to Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei, wrote in this regard on 21 September 2013:

“The Islamic Republic of Iran will never allow any country to station PMOI/MeK members on their soil, and if such measures actually take place they will have to bear the resulting political, economic and maybe security consequences.”

Prior to that Iranian officials and media outlets were seen threatening the Albanian government. “Balkan states will in the near future witness bombings and sabotage benefiting the United States and the Zionist regime.” (Iran’s state IRIB news network – 17 May 2013)

Consequently, in the winter of 2014 Iran’s MOIS/VEVAK sent one of its operatives by the name of “Fereidoon Zandi Ali Abadi” under the disguise of a diplomat stationed in Tehran’s embassy in Albania to run its intelligence apparatus against the PMOI/MeK. This individual came in contact with Bidi. (National Council of Resistance of Iran statement – 1 December 2014)

Expressing Utmost Gratitude for Massacring PMOI/MeK

Bidi was one of the numerous MOIS/VEVAK agents who wrote a letter to then Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, expressing their “utmost gratitude” for the massacre staged against the PMOI/MeK on 1 September 2013 in Ashraf, adding they were ready to provide their experience to the Iraqi government for the PMOI/MeK’s complete annihilation:

“We, the separated individuals from this organization, some of whom have family members in Camp Liberty, all… witnessed crimes, murder, physical and psychological tortures… by this organization … we are ready to provide our experience to the Iraqi government in measures aimed at separating the members and lower files of this organization in the related camp [Liberty] from the senior ranks of this notorious group, and announce the complete annihilation of its leadership and structure….” (Iran-Interlink – 6 March 2014)

Following all the bloody attacks staged by Maliki’s forces against the PMOI/MeK that failed to result in their annihilation, Bidi wrote: “Former Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki failed in his measures regarding the PMOI/MeK in Ashraf and Liberty.” (Iran-Interlink – 17 February 2015)

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Bidi (on the left) was recruited by the MOIS/VEVAK after entering Hotel Mohajer. Following initial briefings and the necessary training, he was used in the ridiculous shows staged by Iran’s embassy outside of Ashraf. Alongside other similar agents he was seen holding placards and using 320 powerful loudspeakers installed around Ashraf to blare profanity and psychologically torture the residents on a 24/7 basis.

Ehsan Bidi, an agent of the Iranian regime’s Ministry of Intelligence (MOIS/VEVAK) in Albania, entered this country on 16 October 2013 as a refugee and “former PMOI member” (People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran) with an Iranian passport issued by the MOIS/VEVAK.
Bidi’s passport, with which he entered Albania, registered on 27 January 2013 and numbered 16359072, is valid for five years. This reveals there is no need to recognize this individual as a refugee.

Bidi’s transfer to Albania by the MOIS/VEVAK was aimed at establishing the cell of a spy ring amongst PMOI/MeK members transferred from Camp Liberty in Iraq to Albania. The goal of this mission is to obtain the information and intelligence necessary for a demonizing campaign targeting the PMOI/MeK and pave the path for future terrorist attacks. The MOIS/VEVAK is also using Bidi as a former PMOI/MeK member in its demonizing campaign against the PMOI/MeK to deceive the public and media in Albania against accepting Liberty residents on their soil, and ultimately prevent the residents’ transfer to a safe location. He is essentially a mole of a known MOIS/VEVAK agent by the name of Massoud Khodabandeh in the United Kingdom. Khodabandeh, along with his British wife Ann Singleton, are known to pursue an ongoing campaign against the PMOI/MeK, in service to the Iranian regime. Before any other MOIS/VEVAK organ, all texts related to Bidi is first and foremost posted by the Iran-Interlink website, managed by the Khodabandeh couple.

Background:

Bidi was born in 1977 and a number of his family members were executed by the Iranian regime for supporting the PMOI/MeK. He left Iran in 2002 and went to Camp Ashraf in Iraq to join the PMOI/MeK. He had been arrested twice for ordinary crimes prior to his departure of Iran. His mother and brother visited Ashraf in 2003 and 2004, spending a few days with him and encouraging Bidi to remain with PMOI/MeK. However, following the July 2009 and April 2011 attacks against Ashraf staged by forces of then Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki that made conditions of remaining in Ashraf all the more difficult, Bidi could no longer tolerate the circumstances and after being transferred to Liberty he left the camp at the first possible opportunity on 19 April 2012, going directly to Baghdad’s Hotel Mohajer. This facility is controlled by Iran’s MOIS/VEVAK and terrorist Quds Force as a recruiting center for the MOIS/VEVAK to conscript individuals who in the past departed Ashraf, and now choose to leave Liberty.
A few years later he wrote the true reason why he left Ashraf and Liberty.
“In early spring 2012 the Iraqi people made it clear for us, the Camp Ashraf residents, that we couldn’t go on like this and … I sensed the fact that there was to be a major conflict in the future… it was obvious the Iraqi forces would no longer show any mercy.” (Iran-Interlink, 10 November 2015)
Bidi was used by the MOIS/VEVAK in Hotel Mohajer and in mid-2012 with a fake passport he flew from Baghdad to Turkey, and from there to Egypt. However, Egyptian authorities were suspicious of his presence and had him arrested. An individual by the name of Haj Nosser, a senior official of the MOIS/VEVAK branch in Iran’s embassy in Baghdad, provided Bidi with money through a regime representative in Egypt. Iran’s MOIS/VEVAK then attempted to use its agents in Europe to have Bidi sent to Austria, Finland or Denmark. However, despite their initial agreements, related organs in these countries refused to accept him on their soil because of his unveiled relationship with the MOIS/VEVAK, forcing Bidi to return to Iraq. After returning to Baghdad using an Iranian passport provided to him by the MOIS/VEVAK, he once again travelled to Turkey, from there to Romania, and finally to Albania to establish an initial cell of a spying network against the PMOI/MeK in that country.

Objective in Transferring Bidi to Albania

As mentioned earlier, in addition to the demonizing campaign against the PMOI/MeK, with the main objective of justifying and paving the grounds for terrorist attacks against Camp Liberty residents in Iraq, by using Bidi the Iranian regime is seeking to instigate public opinion in Albania against accepting the PMOI/MeK.
Following measures implemented by the PMOI/MeK and the support shown by the U.S., the Albanian government in 2013 began accepting Camp Liberty residents.  Simultaneously, the Iranian regime – seeking the complete annihilation of the PMOI/MeK in Iraq – began threatening Albania to prevent any further transfer of Camp Liberty residents. For example, the state Keyhan daily in Iran, known as a major mouthpiece loyal to Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei, wrote in this regard on 21 September 2013 :
“The Islamic Republic of Iran will never allow any country to station PMOI/MeK members on their soil, and if such measures actually take place they will have to bear the resulting political, economic and maybe security consequences.”
Prior to that Iranian officials and media outlets were seen threatening the Albanian government. “Balkan states will in the near future witness bombings and sabotage benefiting  the United States and the Zionist regime.” (Iran’s state IRIB news network – 17 May 2013)
Consequently, in the winter of 2014 Iran’s MOIS/VEVAK sent one of its operatives by the name of “Fereidoon Zandi Ali Abadi” under the disguise of a diplomat stationed in Tehran’s embassy in Albania to run its intelligence apparatus against the PMOI/MeK. This individual came in contact with Bidi. (National Council of Resistance of Iran statement – 1 December 2014)

Expressing Utmost Gratitude for Massacring PMOI/MeK

Bidi was one of the numerous MOIS/VEVAK agents who wrote a letter to then Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, expressing their “utmost gratitude” for the massacre staged against the PMOI/MeK on 1 September 2013 in Ashraf, adding they were ready to provide their experience to the Iraqi government for the PMOI/MeK’s complete annihilation:
“We, the separated individuals from this organization, some of whom have family members in Camp Liberty, all… witnessed crimes, murder, physical and psychological tortures… by this organization … we are ready to provide our experience to the Iraqi government in measures aimed at separating the members and lower files of this organization in the related camp [Liberty] from the senior ranks of this notorious group, and announce the complete annihilation of its leadership and structure….” (Iran-Interlink – 6 March 2014)
Following all the bloody attacks staged by Maliki’s forces against the PMOI/MeK that failed to result in their annihilation, Bidi wrote: “Former Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki failed in his measures regarding the PMOI/MeK in Ashraf and Liberty.” (Iran-Interlink – 17 February 2015)

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Bidi  (on the left) was recruited by the MOIS/VEVAK after entering Hotel Mohajer. Following initial briefings and the necessary training, he was used in the ridiculous shows staged by Iran’s embassy outside of Ashraf. Alongside other similar agents he was seen holding placards and using 320 powerful loudspeakers installed around Ashraf to blare profanity and psychologically torture the residents on a 24/7 basis.
- See more at: http://www.iran-efshagari.com/english/camp-liberty-2/mois-s-agents-and-spies/1044.html#sthash.zjBNsi9m.dpuf

Ehsan Bidi, an agent of the Iranian regime’s Ministry of Intelligence (MOIS/VEVAK) in Albania, entered this country on 16 October 2013 as a refugee and “former PMOI member” (People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran) with an Iranian passport issued by the MOIS/VEVAK.
Bidi’s passport, with which he entered Albania, registered on 27 January 2013 and numbered 16359072, is valid for five years. This reveals there is no need to recognize this individual as a refugee.

Bidi’s transfer to Albania by the MOIS/VEVAK was aimed at establishing the cell of a spy ring amongst PMOI/MeK members transferred from Camp Liberty in Iraq to Albania. The goal of this mission is to obtain the information and intelligence necessary for a demonizing campaign targeting the PMOI/MeK and pave the path for future terrorist attacks. The MOIS/VEVAK is also using Bidi as a former PMOI/MeK member in its demonizing campaign against the PMOI/MeK to deceive the public and media in Albania against accepting Liberty residents on their soil, and ultimately prevent the residents’ transfer to a safe location. He is essentially a mole of a known MOIS/VEVAK agent by the name of Massoud Khodabandeh in the United Kingdom. Khodabandeh, along with his British wife Ann Singleton, are known to pursue an ongoing campaign against the PMOI/MeK, in service to the Iranian regime. Before any other MOIS/VEVAK organ, all texts related to Bidi is first and foremost posted by the Iran-Interlink website, managed by the Khodabandeh couple.

Background:

Bidi was born in 1977 and a number of his family members were executed by the Iranian regime for supporting the PMOI/MeK. He left Iran in 2002 and went to Camp Ashraf in Iraq to join the PMOI/MeK. He had been arrested twice for ordinary crimes prior to his departure of Iran. His mother and brother visited Ashraf in 2003 and 2004, spending a few days with him and encouraging Bidi to remain with PMOI/MeK. However, following the July 2009 and April 2011 attacks against Ashraf staged by forces of then Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki that made conditions of remaining in Ashraf all the more difficult, Bidi could no longer tolerate the circumstances and after being transferred to Liberty he left the camp at the first possible opportunity on 19 April 2012, going directly to Baghdad’s Hotel Mohajer. This facility is controlled by Iran’s MOIS/VEVAK and terrorist Quds Force as a recruiting center for the MOIS/VEVAK to conscript individuals who in the past departed Ashraf, and now choose to leave Liberty.
A few years later he wrote the true reason why he left Ashraf and Liberty.
“In early spring 2012 the Iraqi people made it clear for us, the Camp Ashraf residents, that we couldn’t go on like this and … I sensed the fact that there was to be a major conflict in the future… it was obvious the Iraqi forces would no longer show any mercy.” (Iran-Interlink, 10 November 2015)
Bidi was used by the MOIS/VEVAK in Hotel Mohajer and in mid-2012 with a fake passport he flew from Baghdad to Turkey, and from there to Egypt. However, Egyptian authorities were suspicious of his presence and had him arrested. An individual by the name of Haj Nosser, a senior official of the MOIS/VEVAK branch in Iran’s embassy in Baghdad, provided Bidi with money through a regime representative in Egypt. Iran’s MOIS/VEVAK then attempted to use its agents in Europe to have Bidi sent to Austria, Finland or Denmark. However, despite their initial agreements, related organs in these countries refused to accept him on their soil because of his unveiled relationship with the MOIS/VEVAK, forcing Bidi to return to Iraq. After returning to Baghdad using an Iranian passport provided to him by the MOIS/VEVAK, he once again travelled to Turkey, from there to Romania, and finally to Albania to establish an initial cell of a spying network against the PMOI/MeK in that country.

Objective in Transferring Bidi to Albania

As mentioned earlier, in addition to the demonizing campaign against the PMOI/MeK, with the main objective of justifying and paving the grounds for terrorist attacks against Camp Liberty residents in Iraq, by using Bidi the Iranian regime is seeking to instigate public opinion in Albania against accepting the PMOI/MeK.
Following measures implemented by the PMOI/MeK and the support shown by the U.S., the Albanian government in 2013 began accepting Camp Liberty residents.  Simultaneously, the Iranian regime – seeking the complete annihilation of the PMOI/MeK in Iraq – began threatening Albania to prevent any further transfer of Camp Liberty residents. For example, the state Keyhan daily in Iran, known as a major mouthpiece loyal to Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei, wrote in this regard on 21 September 2013 :
“The Islamic Republic of Iran will never allow any country to station PMOI/MeK members on their soil, and if such measures actually take place they will have to bear the resulting political, economic and maybe security consequences.”
Prior to that Iranian officials and media outlets were seen threatening the Albanian government. “Balkan states will in the near future witness bombings and sabotage benefiting  the United States and the Zionist regime.” (Iran’s state IRIB news network – 17 May 2013)
Consequently, in the winter of 2014 Iran’s MOIS/VEVAK sent one of its operatives by the name of “Fereidoon Zandi Ali Abadi” under the disguise of a diplomat stationed in Tehran’s embassy in Albania to run its intelligence apparatus against the PMOI/MeK. This individual came in contact with Bidi. (National Council of Resistance of Iran statement – 1 December 2014)

Expressing Utmost Gratitude for Massacring PMOI/MeK

Bidi was one of the numerous MOIS/VEVAK agents who wrote a letter to then Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, expressing their “utmost gratitude” for the massacre staged against the PMOI/MeK on 1 September 2013 in Ashraf, adding they were ready to provide their experience to the Iraqi government for the PMOI/MeK’s complete annihilation:
“We, the separated individuals from this organization, some of whom have family members in Camp Liberty, all… witnessed crimes, murder, physical and psychological tortures… by this organization … we are ready to provide our experience to the Iraqi government in measures aimed at separating the members and lower files of this organization in the related camp [Liberty] from the senior ranks of this notorious group, and announce the complete annihilation of its leadership and structure….” (Iran-Interlink – 6 March 2014)
Following all the bloody attacks staged by Maliki’s forces against the PMOI/MeK that failed to result in their annihilation, Bidi wrote: “Former Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki failed in his measures regarding the PMOI/MeK in Ashraf and Liberty.” (Iran-Interlink – 17 February 2015)

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Bidi  (on the left) was recruited by the MOIS/VEVAK after entering Hotel Mohajer. Following initial briefings and the necessary training, he was used in the ridiculous shows staged by Iran’s embassy outside of Ashraf. Alongside other similar agents he was seen holding placards and using 320 powerful loudspeakers installed around Ashraf to blare profanity and psychologically torture the residents on a 24/7 basis.
- See more at: http://www.iran-efshagari.com/english/camp-liberty-2/mois-s-agents-and-spies/1044.html#sthash.zjBNsi9m.dpuf

Ehsan Bidi, an agent of the Iranian regime’s Ministry of Intelligence (MOIS/VEVAK) in Albania, entered this country on 16 October 2013 as a refugee and “former PMOI member” (People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran) with an Iranian passport issued by the MOIS/VEVAK.
Bidi’s passport, with which he entered Albania, registered on 27 January 2013 and numbered 16359072, is valid for five years. This reveals there is no need to recognize this individual as a refugee.

Bidi’s transfer to Albania by the MOIS/VEVAK was aimed at establishing the cell of a spy ring amongst PMOI/MeK members transferred from Camp Liberty in Iraq to Albania. The goal of this mission is to obtain the information and intelligence necessary for a demonizing campaign targeting the PMOI/MeK and pave the path for future terrorist attacks. The MOIS/VEVAK is also using Bidi as a former PMOI/MeK member in its demonizing campaign against the PMOI/MeK to deceive the public and media in Albania against accepting Liberty residents on their soil, and ultimately prevent the residents’ transfer to a safe location. He is essentially a mole of a known MOIS/VEVAK agent by the name of Massoud Khodabandeh in the United Kingdom. Khodabandeh, along with his British wife Ann Singleton, are known to pursue an ongoing campaign against the PMOI/MeK, in service to the Iranian regime. Before any other MOIS/VEVAK organ, all texts related to Bidi is first and foremost posted by the Iran-Interlink website, managed by the Khodabandeh couple.

Background:

Bidi was born in 1977 and a number of his family members were executed by the Iranian regime for supporting the PMOI/MeK. He left Iran in 2002 and went to Camp Ashraf in Iraq to join the PMOI/MeK. He had been arrested twice for ordinary crimes prior to his departure of Iran. His mother and brother visited Ashraf in 2003 and 2004, spending a few days with him and encouraging Bidi to remain with PMOI/MeK. However, following the July 2009 and April 2011 attacks against Ashraf staged by forces of then Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki that made conditions of remaining in Ashraf all the more difficult, Bidi could no longer tolerate the circumstances and after being transferred to Liberty he left the camp at the first possible opportunity on 19 April 2012, going directly to Baghdad’s Hotel Mohajer. This facility is controlled by Iran’s MOIS/VEVAK and terrorist Quds Force as a recruiting center for the MOIS/VEVAK to conscript individuals who in the past departed Ashraf, and now choose to leave Liberty.
A few years later he wrote the true reason why he left Ashraf and Liberty.
“In early spring 2012 the Iraqi people made it clear for us, the Camp Ashraf residents, that we couldn’t go on like this and … I sensed the fact that there was to be a major conflict in the future… it was obvious the Iraqi forces would no longer show any mercy.” (Iran-Interlink, 10 November 2015)
Bidi was used by the MOIS/VEVAK in Hotel Mohajer and in mid-2012 with a fake passport he flew from Baghdad to Turkey, and from there to Egypt. However, Egyptian authorities were suspicious of his presence and had him arrested. An individual by the name of Haj Nosser, a senior official of the MOIS/VEVAK branch in Iran’s embassy in Baghdad, provided Bidi with money through a regime representative in Egypt. Iran’s MOIS/VEVAK then attempted to use its agents in Europe to have Bidi sent to Austria, Finland or Denmark. However, despite their initial agreements, related organs in these countries refused to accept him on their soil because of his unveiled relationship with the MOIS/VEVAK, forcing Bidi to return to Iraq. After returning to Baghdad using an Iranian passport provided to him by the MOIS/VEVAK, he once again travelled to Turkey, from there to Romania, and finally to Albania to establish an initial cell of a spying network against the PMOI/MeK in that country.

Objective in Transferring Bidi to Albania

As mentioned earlier, in addition to the demonizing campaign against the PMOI/MeK, with the main objective of justifying and paving the grounds for terrorist attacks against Camp Liberty residents in Iraq, by using Bidi the Iranian regime is seeking to instigate public opinion in Albania against accepting the PMOI/MeK.
Following measures implemented by the PMOI/MeK and the support shown by the U.S., the Albanian government in 2013 began accepting Camp Liberty residents.  Simultaneously, the Iranian regime – seeking the complete annihilation of the PMOI/MeK in Iraq – began threatening Albania to prevent any further transfer of Camp Liberty residents. For example, the state Keyhan daily in Iran, known as a major mouthpiece loyal to Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei, wrote in this regard on 21 September 2013 :
“The Islamic Republic of Iran will never allow any country to station PMOI/MeK members on their soil, and if such measures actually take place they will have to bear the resulting political, economic and maybe security consequences.”
Prior to that Iranian officials and media outlets were seen threatening the Albanian government. “Balkan states will in the near future witness bombings and sabotage benefiting  the United States and the Zionist regime.” (Iran’s state IRIB news network – 17 May 2013)
Consequently, in the winter of 2014 Iran’s MOIS/VEVAK sent one of its operatives by the name of “Fereidoon Zandi Ali Abadi” under the disguise of a diplomat stationed in Tehran’s embassy in Albania to run its intelligence apparatus against the PMOI/MeK. This individual came in contact with Bidi. (National Council of Resistance of Iran statement – 1 December 2014)

Expressing Utmost Gratitude for Massacring PMOI/MeK

Bidi was one of the numerous MOIS/VEVAK agents who wrote a letter to then Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, expressing their “utmost gratitude” for the massacre staged against the PMOI/MeK on 1 September 2013 in Ashraf, adding they were ready to provide their experience to the Iraqi government for the PMOI/MeK’s complete annihilation:
“We, the separated individuals from this organization, some of whom have family members in Camp Liberty, all… witnessed crimes, murder, physical and psychological tortures… by this organization … we are ready to provide our experience to the Iraqi government in measures aimed at separating the members and lower files of this organization in the related camp [Liberty] from the senior ranks of this notorious group, and announce the complete annihilation of its leadership and structure….” (Iran-Interlink – 6 March 2014)
Following all the bloody attacks staged by Maliki’s forces against the PMOI/MeK that failed to result in their annihilation, Bidi wrote: “Former Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki failed in his measures regarding the PMOI/MeK in Ashraf and Liberty.” (Iran-Interlink – 17 February 2015)

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Bidi  (on the left) was recruited by the MOIS/VEVAK after entering Hotel Mohajer. Following initial briefings and the necessary training, he was used in the ridiculous shows staged by Iran’s embassy outside of Ashraf. Alongside other similar agents he was seen holding placards and using 320 powerful loudspeakers installed around Ashraf to blare profanity and psychologically torture the residents on a 24/7 basis.
- See more at: http://www.iran-efshagari.com/english/camp-liberty-2/mois-s-agents-and-spies/1044.html#sthash.zjBNsi9m.dpuf

Kerry: most of Hezbollah’s arms come from Iran

  John Kerry  with Saudi Arabias Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir 

 U.S. Secretary of State Johan Kerry expressed concerns about Iran’s military support to the Shiite Lebanese Movement of Hezbollah in a joint press conference with Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir on Saturday.
Kerry said most of Hezbollah’s arms come from Iran through Syria to Lebanon and that the group has about 80 thousand missiles.
Hezbollah, which has long been listed as a terrorist organization by the United States, has offered key support to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s regime.
The United States and Saudi Arabia have both criticized and denounced Hezbollah’s support to Assad’s regime after protests erupted in Syria against the embattled leader’s rule in 2011 but turned into a civil war.
From his part, Jubeir said the Gulf States are working with Washington to face Iranian interference in the region and emphasized that the region’s stability requires Tehran stopping its aggression.
Saudi Arabia and its Gulf counterparts repeatedly denounced Iranian interference in their internal affairs.
Jubeir also said that Saudi Arabia does not see a “coming together” of Iran and the United States, which is well aware of Tehran’s regional “mischief.”
“No, I don’t see a coming together of the United States and Iran. Iran remains the world’s chief sponsor of terrorism,” he said.
“Overall I think the United States is very aware of the danger of Iran’s mischief and nefarious activities... I don’t believe the United States is under any illusion as to what type of government Iran is,” he said.
Meanwhile, Kerry also said after talks with Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states in Saudi Arabia that he was confident Syria peace talks would proceed.

“We are confident that with good initiative in the next day or so those talks can get going and that the U.N. representative special envoy Staffan De Mistura will be convening people in an appropriate manner for the proximity talks that will be the first meeting in Geneva,” he told reporters in Riyadh.

Kerry also said there was agreement that immediately after the first round of talks the International Support Group on Syria would convene. 
Kerry began a stop in Riyadh by meeting with representatives of the six nations of the GCC, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman and the United Arab Emirates.
He is also due to have talks with Riad Hijab, chair of the Syrian opposition’s High Negotiations Committee, which was formed in Saudi Arabia last month, amid uncertainty about whether Syrian peace talks slated to start next week in Geneva will take place.
The Saudi-backed Syrian opposition ruled out even indirect negotiations with Damascus before preconditions are met, including a halt to Russian air strikes, contradicting Kerry’s hopes for talks to start next week

US warns its citizens of travelling outside the country

The U.S. State Department has issued a warning to its citizens not to travel outside the country over possible risks of terrorism attacks

The U.S. State Department has issued a warning to its citizens not to travel outside the country over possible risks of terrorism attacks.

The travel alert, which is to be in effect until Feb. 24, comes amid information that terrorist groups continue to plan attacks in multiple regions by employing a “wide variety of tactics,” according to the State Department.
Authorities believe the likelihood of terror attacks will continue as members of ISIS return from Iraq and Syria, as well as the threat from “unaffiliated persons” planning attacks inspired by major terrorist organizations.
'U.S. citizens should exercise vigilance when in public places or using transportation,' said the alert released Monday. 'Be aware of immediate surroundings and avoid large crowds or crowded places. Exercise particular caution during the holiday season and at holiday festivals or events,' it said.
The travel alert was issued by the State Department on the same day that Belgium’s prime minister announced that Brussels would remain at the highest alert level for at least another week.
The increased security measures following the Nov. 13 attacks in Paris that killed 130 people have virtually shut down the Belgian capital.

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].”

Kuwait Parliament rises against Iran’s terrorist threats

 

Mullahs’ regime security forces demolished a social club belonging to the Christian community of the capital Tehran. According to a statistics, more than 300 churches and Christian religious congregations have been destroyed or brought down in mullahs’ ruled Iran and dozens more are left half destroyed without permit to rebuild or repair. Concerning the external policy by Mullah's regime in Iran its meddling in Arab countries still continue

The Kuwait-based al-Ray daily published a piece on Sunday, September 6th saying following terrorist threats and conspiracies by the Iranian regime against Arab countries of the Persian Gulf, Kuwait lawmakers are now insisting on the necessity to escalate security cooperation.
Kuwait MPs said the security package signed by the Gulf Cooperation Council Foreign Ministers in 2012 has yet to be adopted by the [Kuwait] Parliament and it should be adopted by this house. Government officials are seeking the adoption of the GCC security package by the Parliament.
Kuwait MP Dr. Abdulrahman al-Jiran called for a Kuwait Parliament emergency session to adopt the GCC security package.
“Now that Iran is advancing its expansionist agenda, to confront this we need to adopt the security package. The GCC states are a united entity that cannot be divided. The rulers of Tehran are against the GCC unity and have attempted to create divides amongst them,” he said.
Abdulrahman al-Jiran added Iran has accepted and trained militants and terrorist networks to gain control over the of GCC countries, and this has threatened our security and stability. Iran only understands the language of force, he said.