U.S. must uphold commitments to Iran freedom fighters

PMOI member Ali Asghar Emadi, murdered  in Camp Ashraf

 

As a young man growing up in the United states, I have come to recognize the importance of freedom, equality, and justic. Throughout my life, I Have sought to cherish these values and fight for the rights of those who have been denied the same privileges we enjoy in this country. 

52 Iranian refugees murdered, by Iraqi security forces in Iraq

My personal experiences only strengthened my beliefs. On sept. 1,2013 my father, Ali Asghar Emadi, was one of 52 Iranian refugees murdered, execution-style, by Iraqi security forces, in Camp Ashraf, Iraq.
Today, more than two thousand Iranian dissidents are trapped in a prison-like camp, ironically called Camp Liberty, in Iraq, and need our help if they are to survive. 

 Source: http://thehill.com/blogs/congress-blog/foreign-policy/256066-america-must-uphold-commitments-to-iran-freedom-fighters

Iranian dissidents are suffering in Iraq by agents of the mullahs' regime in Iraq

 U.S. Colonel Leo McCloskey

 U.S. Colonel Leo McCloskey wrote in Townhall on Tuesday: For all that the media talks about Iraq, there id too little discussion about the destructive role that Iran's regime plays in keeping its neihgbor in crisis. 
 "One issue in particular that realey gets enough attention is Iran's fanatical hatred and animosity towards its opposition the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK), which had stationed itself in Iraq after being exiled from Iran in the 1980s, " Col. McCloskey wrote.

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Iraj Mohammadi and Mohammad-Amin Agoshi, a retired teacher, were brutally beaten by the MOIS agents. Their bodies were covered with bruises after the attackt; however, prison wardens have prevented them from receiving medical treatment.