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    Monday, August 17, 2009

    Iranian Shia influence with Iraqi Shia dangerous



    Iranian Shia Government influence with Iraqi Shia Governement;
    dangerous.
    By Gerald Internet Anthropologist Think Tank
    08.17.09

    Iran urges Iraq to extradite 'wanted' MKO ( PMOI, G ) members.

    Iran's Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki calls on Baghdad to extradite the wanted members of the Mojahedine-e-Khalgh Organization (MKO).

    In a meeting on Monday with the Iraqi ambassador to Iran Majid Sheikh, Mottaki said that considering the friendly relations between Tehran and Baghdad, the presence of the terrorist camp in Iraq was not appropriate.

    The foreign minister said that there were criminals in the MKO who were wanted by Interpol, urging the Iraqi government to extradite such terrorists to Iran.

    Late in July, Iraqi security forces stormed Camp Ashraf in Iraq's Diyala province near the Iranian border and shut it down. For years, Camp Ashraf had been housing some 3,500 members of the terrorist group.
    ( EUROPE SAYS THEY ARE NOT A TERRORIST GROUP. G )

    Iraq is reportedly preparing to try 36 MKO members who were responsible for the recent unrest in Camp Ashraf, in the near future.
    ( FROM WHAT I'VE SEEN THE UNREST HAS BEEN INSTIGATED BY IRAQI POLICE G. )

    Tehran hailed the move as a step forward in relations between the two neighboring countries.



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    Extraditing these people to Iran means certain death for them.
    Iran has already killed 250 of its own people for demonstrations.
    Iran will kill them or worse.

    These people have been falsely accused of Terrorism.

    USA should use its influence on Iraq to
    protect these people.

    G
    Anthropologist
    .
    USA WATCHING THIS
    VERY CLOSELY.


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