THE WASHINGTON TIMES America broke its promise to protect helpless dissidents While the world awaits a United Nations decision regarding Syria, another humanitarian tragedy has taken place in Iraq’s Camp Ashraf. It was an outright massacre and must not be ignored. On Sept. 1, at least 52 Iranian dissidents, including seven women, were executed —…
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Ex-U.S. officials, family members pay homage to 52 massacred Camp Ashraf resident
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — The following is being release by National Council of Resistance of Iran, U.S. Representatives Office (NCRI-US): Former senior U.S. officials and family members of the 52 residents of Camp Ashraf murdered execution-style by the Iraqi SWAT units acting on orders from Tehran on September 1, paid tribute to the…
Spectator to slaughter in Iraq
THE WASHINGTON TIMES – Embassy Row Former U.S. officials are urging Secretary of State John F. Kerry to listen to his own words about Syria and turn his outrage toward the massacre of 52 unarmed Iranian dissidents shot execution-style by Iraqi gunmen in a refugee camp north of Baghdad where the United States had guaranteed…
At least 52 Iranian exiles executed in Iraqi camp, U.N. says
At least 52 members of an Iranian opposition group exiled in Iraq were executed over the weekend, the United Nations said Tuesday, drawing loud condemnations from supporters in Washington, who have called on the United States to find a safe haven for the group’s members. The attack Sunday on a camp north of Baghdad was…
Maliki’s Massacre of Pro-US Iranian Prisoners
THE HUFFINGTON POST One would have thought that Iraq’s Prime Minister Maliki’s government had enough on its hands, what with a calamitous escalation of sectarian strife harkening back to the worst days of Iraq’s bloody and traumatic post-Saddam days. I was wrong. As international attention has been focused on the Syria crisis, Maliki allegedly ordered…