Cult Expert Dr Steven Hassan
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Masoud Banisadr (ex-MeK) talks about treating terrorist groups as cults

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December 26, 2014

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When MeK was founded in 1965, it was not a cult; it was a guerrilla organization fighting against the Shah's regime and the United States. MeK was founded by three university graduates, and a few years later Masoud Rajavi became a member. After the execution of all of its original founders by the Shah's regime, Rajavi became its selfappointed leader, and gradually changed the group into what it is now. Maryam Rajavi was a mere member, only known as the wife of a highranking member of the group named Mehdi Abrishamchii. In 1984 (in a manner similar to David Koresh's actions) she was asked to leave her husband and marry Masoud Rajavi in order to become coleader of the organization, and did so. See for more information. Masoud Banisadr's web site is RIDC.info and banisadr.info/. Please see the longer interview I did with Masoud and check out the BITE model of Mind control on the freedomofmind.com web site

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