I see a lot more than that.
I'm seeing a complete website set up by the TRP for the SMCCDI.
I'm seeing coordinated appeals and efforts.
I'm seeing joint press releases.
And I am seeing an entire photo gallery dedicated to the TRP and no other examples of any other group that just happened to attend a same conference as the SMCCDI getting similar treatment.
So yes, you are in my estimation missing something. Clearly, there is more kinship between these two organizations than they just happened to cross paths once.
The question I have is, how much kinship?
"coordinated appeals" and "press releases" for 1 common cause. I don't see anything else. These conferences are attended by the same groups all the time. The website seems to belong to TRP. smccdi doesn't reciprocate on their site. And look at the dates on the site. They're July. Do you know whether there is a connection of any sort since then? Maybe they've parted ways?
If Amnesty Int'l or Reporters without Borders had "spots" on smccdi, would there be a problem with that? Or vice versa? Those two certainly aren't right wing, but they do share common causes. I don't think it would necessarily mean that each support everything the other group says or does.
You certainly have a point about the type of leadership Iran ends up with. That's very important.
