Camp Ashraf, Lately

To: Your Excellency General Raymond T. Odierno Kind Attention of: Mr. Christopher R. Hill, US Ambassador-Iraq Mrs. Wijdan Michael , Minister of Human Rights Subject / Camp Ashraf, Lately Kindly grant me your approval of letting me address this issue to you , for the main cause that you are the one to talk to in stead of three individual presidencies that are made to act in opposite directions, rather than acting as one. Also, I am asking for the privilege of considering the following lines, touching a totally humanitarian issue that we all are concerned with. I am presuming the best reception from your side after seeing your post on Facebook a few months ago, even though it was a one-way link , hoping that you will be open for an online- Iraqi citizen, one who has been witnessing it all for as much as it all has taken so far. The one who is asking for your esteemed understanding here is not merely a single Iraqi citizen, it is the democracy that was the motto of the whole thing, and the main merchandise to be marketed into my country .We are urging you sir to receive this one most positively, most open-heartedly, and do what your supreme position implies, while you are authorized by your country to seek the best and salvage what is yet available to be salvaged .My people have lost their legacy, their national wealth, and is in favor of doing what it takes to repel the sadistic Iranian regime , and abolish its plots. I am carrying a little query for General Odierno , on behalf of hundreds of armless & besieged families in "Camp Ashraf", as well as a vast spectrum of Iraqi and Arab people sharing me this belief, and speaking for myself too, as an Iraqi citizens who has had enough of reversed polarities all around me, forced to approach the "delights" of a new era that had brought my life, together with people that have proved to be the best during a whole cycle of military service life .This one speaks for too many Iraqis fellow citizens, and for Iranian resistance formations being in contact with me, who all share the same attitude of mine towards the unjustified war that had raised hell to Iraq .This ,needless to say, is the same war that the whole United States have come to oppose and condemn lately , very much late in deed. The issue of Mujahidi Khalq , being relevant to Geneva conventions and UN considerations, and being way beyond any concern of the Iraqi government too, is an urgent matter that requires your commands'. intervention, after the late escalations against the residents of the totally isolated camp Please allow me to say, as an Iraqi citizen who is an active blogger on matters of Iraqi concern, that your administration, and military command need not overlook the humanitarian catastrophe of a unique Iranian opposition society that has been left without cover next to the 2003 war . Overlooking this dilemma , your government would only be adding another negative conduct to mark your existence in Iraq in black, after all that hideous legacy of innocent citizens being treated in various humiliations and annihilations, worse than what is there to ever conceive . The elite of both Iranian and Iraqi people are watching your anticipated move . This is in support of a few thousands of good Iranian people, who deserve not be left for a chauvinist clerical regime that has proved to be the main reason behind all the killings

and havoc spread all over Iraq. This is to speak for families of "Camp Ashraf" , hoping to help put an end to this tragic situation where the camp residents have been deprived of all logistics , and basic requirements of sustained living , something that is intended against these daring people who had the guts to stand against the tyranny of their fellow people for as long as thirty years, sharing this brave option as whole families, for the first time in the history of the whole region . Please accept my sincere gratitude for receiving this issue. Riadh Ayyoobi A Freelance Philosopher& Iraqi Issue Blogger