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همگرا خواهد شد شنبه.
سازمان دهندگان می گویند
سابق مجلس نیوت گینگریچ در حال آمدن است، همراه با Govs سابق. هاوارد دین، بیل ریچاردسون و تام ریج،
همراه با مدیرعامل سابق اف بی آی لوئیس FREEH،
شهردار سابق نیویورک رودی جولیانی و یک میزبان از دیگران است.
برگزارکننده اصلی این
رویداد شورای ملی مقاومت ایران، که تداوم و تاکتیک های آن است که شهرت دو لبه حتی در
میان برخی از منتقدان غربی ایران داشته اند است. مریم رجوی، رهبر شورای ملی مقاومت
به تجمع تیتر شنبه را با یک تقاضا که واشنگتن رها توافق هسته ای ایران ساله و یک وضعیت
بسیار تهاجمی تر نسبت به تهران قرار.
شرکت کنندگان تجمع امسال
"نشان دهنده صدای میلیون ها ایرانی که در حال در کشور خود تحت ستم و کسانی که
به دنبال تغییر رژیم و ایجاد یک دولت دموکراتیک، کثرت گرا و غیر هسته ای مبتنی بر جدایی
دین و دولت،" خانم رجوی در مصاحبه ایمیل با واشنگتن تایمز گفت: این هفته.
"انتظار آنها از رئيس
جمهور بعدی ایالات متحده، به عنوان با دیگر رهبران غربی، است به کنار گذاشتن سیاست
مماشات، که جسارت رژیم تهران به تشدید سرکوب مردم ایران در حالی که ادامه سیاست صدور
تروریسم به منطقه،" او گفت .
خانم رجوی به صراحت
برای "تغییر رژیم" در تهران به نام، و در این سال او آن را به سلامتی از
هزاران نفر از اعضای شورای ملی مقاومت و حامیان است. در ماه ژوئن گذشته، صدها نفر از
اتوبوس در فعالان عبور از سراسر فرانسه و فراتر از آن برای پر کردن یک مرکز نمایشگاه
و کنوانسیون در شهر ویلپنت (Villepinte)، درست در شمال پاریس.
Iranian dissidents gather in Paris, slam U.S.’ nukes deal
Controversial NCRI slams nuke deal with Tehran.
……………………S | In the biggest gathering of its kind,
thousands of Iranian dissidents — and no shortage of former high-level American
officials from both sides of the aisle — will converge here Saturday for a
giant rally calling for the downfall of Iran’s theocratic government.
Organizers say former House Speaker Newt Gingrich is coming,
along with former Govs. Howard Dean, Bill Richardson and Tom Ridge, along with
former FBI Director Louis Freeh, former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani and a host
of others.
The event’s main organizer is the National Council of
Resistance of Iran, whose persistence and tactics have given it a double-edged
reputation even among some of Iran’s Western critics. NCRI leader Maryam Rajavi
is slated to headline Saturday’s rally with a demand that Washington abandon
the year-old Iranian nuclear accord and take a far more aggressive posture
toward Tehran.
This year’s rally participants “represent the voice of
millions of Iranians who are being oppressed in their country and who seek
regime change and the establishment of a democratic, pluralist and non-nuclear
government based on the separation of religion and state,” Mrs. Rajavi said in
an email interview with The Washington Times this week.
“Their expectation of the next U.S. president, as with other
Western leaders, is to abandon the policy of appeasement, which emboldens the
Tehran regime to intensify the suppression of the Iranian people while
continuing the policy of exporting terrorism to the region,” she said.
Mrs. Rajavi has explicitly called for “regime change” in
Tehran, and this year she’ll do it to cheers from thousands of NCRI members and
supporters. Last June, hundreds of buses ferried in activists from across
France and beyond to fill a fairground and convention center in the town of
Villepinte, just north of Paris.
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Organizers describe the NCRI as a dissident umbrella
organization that includes more than 300 Iranian opposition groups located in
some 24 nations, including the United States.
But while Mrs. Rajavi’s anti-regime proclamations have long
appealed to neoconservative Republicans, as well as to some hawkish Democrats,
the NCRI is also known for its turbulent history in Washington.
No one disputes the NCRI’s influence — some even describe it
as the largest Iranian dissident group in the world. But its most controversial
faction is the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK), which for years was listed by the
European Union and the U.S. as a terrorist organization.
The MEK, which engaged in a power struggle against leaders
of Iran’s 1979 Islamic Revolution, was known to have carried out terrorist
attacks against Iranian government targets during the 1980s. Although U.S.
officials say it also participated in attacks on Americans, MEK representatives
have long argued that the terrorist listing was never driven by legitimate U.S.
national security concerns.
Mrs. Rajavi insisted the broad “resistance” movement was
growing inside Iran in recent years even as the government has cracked down on
the group.
“Despite the intensification of the suppression over the
past couple of years, we have witnessed a growing interest among the Iranian
people, especially women and youth, towards the Iranian Resistance,” she said.
“The opposition to the regime is expanding.”
She also pushed back against characterizations of the NCRI
and its various affiliate organizations as acting like a cult. “The source of
these allegations is the Iranian regime’s intelligence ministry,” she said.
“The regime’s lobbies in the West paint the Iranian opposition as a ‘cult’ or
‘terrorist group’ lacking popular support. By doing so, they want to perpetuate
the notion that there is no other alternative for Iran except dealing with the
ruling religious dictatorship.”
The NCRI leader slammed last year’s nuclear deal with Iran,
arguing that the state political freedom and human rights have only worsened
since the inking of the deal last July.
“The pace of executions has intensified. Arrests have
multiplied,” Mrs. Rajavi said, arguing that “economic stagnation has [also]
worsened” in the nation, as has Iran’s relationship with its
neighbors.……………………….
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