Moussavi's Nephew

 

Picture of Moussavi's nephew, Ali, saying farewell to his father on his way to defend the country against Saddam's henchmen.

Saddam couldn't kill him but the death squads of this messianic junta which employ the former pro-Saddam Galloway and pay him £8000 for his Press TV programs, gunned him down in front of his family on Sunday.

The Pitiful Pro-Government Rally in Karaj

They are protected, they are transported and they will be fed as well, but they are so few
:))

More people turned up for the pro-government rallies in the last days of the Shah's rule.

I Swear by the Name of Freedom

Thirty years on this revolutionary anthem still motivates us to fight against evil and continue our nation's 100 year struggle for freedom and liberty.



To the sigh suffocated in blood
To the martyrs who have given their lives
We swear to the very last cry
To the shaking tears of the mothers
Our Martyrs!
We Swear that our path will be the same as yours

All forward! With one voice! With one voice!
Long Live Our Beloved Iran

We will continue your path our martyrs until our last breath
We swear in the name of freedom
To the moment that you sacrificed your life
To the hearts that has been torn apart
To the martyrs who have been wrapped in their blood
Our Martyrs
We swear our path will continue yours

All Forward! All Forward!
With one voice
Long Live Our Beloved Iran!

Food Handouts at Today's Pro-Government Rally

Today's pro-government rally in Tehran. Watch them grab the cake and biscuit handouts :))

The Ferocity of Attack on Peaceful Protesters

This is how the mercenaries of evil attack the people of Iran:



Law Enforcement patrol cars simply run over protesters:



Eternal shame on supporters of Ahmadienjad and the Supreme Leader and any one who still works for Press TV.

North Tehran Affluent Kids Again :)))

If only we could all be working class like £8000/episode Press TV presenter, George Galloway and the Ladee daa kids in the SWP :))))))))

Guards Forced to Take off Their Uniforms

Sohrab's Mother Has Been Arrested

Sohrab's mother is amongst many who have been arrested today. These idiots really know how to enrage the people of Iran.

Detainees Freed - Baseeji Joins the People

People attack a police van and release the detainees:



But when they join the people we will hold them above our shoulders as heroes:

Riot Guards Beg for Forgiveness

People have cornered these security forces. People ask them 'why do you do this to your people?' and the riot guards ask for forgiveness, 'Bebakhshid' they can be heard to say.

'You are Yazid's - the Khalif against whom the Ashura uprising took place -forces', the woman shouts at them. One of the protesters then reassures them that they will not be beaten up, all they have to do is say Khameneii is a bastard. The woman can then be heard saying 'All you can do is kill your people is it?' and again they plead saying 'Please We are not killers'.

The sooner they join the people, the sooner they will redeem themselves with the people of Iran.

Ashura, the Uprising Against Tyranny

Today's Ashura, defiance of righteousness against tyranny

Self hating rich kids at SWP and Pro-Saddam Press TV lackey, George Galloway, himself the 5th richest MP in England will refer to these as 'Affluent North Tehran Kids' kicking the shit out of Baseej thugs :)) 

Ashura in Iran So Far

AP has confirmed at least three people have been killed so far in Tehran. One of the dead is reported to have been a young girl shot in the back by the Baseej. Pro-regime lackey Ghanbar Naderi - he was fiercely pro-Khatami before - appeared on Aljazeera English this morning, his voice shaking he condemned today's protesters saying they do not have a legal permit and are undermining the judiciary and should not use Ashura for their political purposes :))))))

First footage from today:



First picture of Ashura martyr in Iran



Blood, Smoke, Fire and Defiance on the most symbolic day of uprising against tyranny

Tonight's Protests in Iran

Tomorrow once again justice will rise up against tyranny in Iran. Meanwhile some footage of protests throughout Iran on the eve of Ashura.

Protests in Kashan:



"This is the month of blood, Supreme Leader is overthrown this month"


"Khameneii is a murderer, his reign is annulled"



"Down with the principle of jurisprudence of the theologian"



People's reaction in a bus when they see a young man being arrested. "This is the month of blood, Yazid will be overthrown"



Protests into the night "Towards Ashura"



'I will fight I will die - I will take back my homeland'

Neda Sultan, the Times Person of the Year

I hope every Iranian in UK bought the Times today. Neda was chosen as the Times person of the year and there was a brilliant two page article by Martin Fletcher in today's Times.
If you didn't get to buy the Times today, make sure you press the 'recommend' button on the link below.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/middle_east/article6967927.ece

More Protests Throughout Iran

More protests have errupted throughout Iran since Ayatollah Montazeri´s death. In Sirjan, the footage below shows a protester shot dead



Three people are reported shot dead in Sirjan, Amir Iran-Nezhad, Majid Esfandiarpour and Sajjadian.



Footage of protests in Zanjan



So Saddam lover Galloway and his cronies, it looks like the "North Tehran" kids are going everywhere :)))) What will they think of next to justify their wage packets from the regime?

I will be back in UK tomorrow.

Baseej Thugs in Isfahan

Just how many Baseej thugs and Law Enforcement Forces with  truncheons does it take to arrest one Iranian woman? How much of a coward are these lackeys and mercenaries?

Ayatollah Montazeri Died Last NIght

A Man of Good Reputation Never Dies - Iranian poet Sa'di.

As a successor to Ayatollah Khomeini to be the next Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Montazeri gave up all his privileges when he protested against the massacre of Iranian political prisoners in 1988 and asked for a review of the revolution's failures. Perhaps the most memorable quote remembered by Ayatallah Montazeri, who himself was one of the founders of the Islamic Republic,  will be 'The Islamic Republic is neither a Republic nor Islamic'

Massive Set Back for the Regime

It was supposed to have been a day for the regime supporters to publicly display their force. Under the guise of protesting against Green supporters tearing up Ayatollah Khomeini's pictures, they thought they can rally their support after Friday prayer and through their usual rent a crowd techniques gather up a huge crowd. Yet it turned out to be the most damning evidence of the massive collapse amongst the regime's supporters. Even the Shah in his last days had managed to muster a bigger crowd than this. All of the pro-regime media were set to broadcast these images of "huge crowds" they had hoped for. When the crowd in Tehran did not even stretch 300 metres long, the State TV didn't dare to broadcast the pro-government rally live. Pro-regime websites remained unusually muted about the pro-government rally and had to suffice with a few close up pictures and avoid long shots.

Moussavi and Karroubi played their cards brilliantly. First they challenged the authenticity of the images of Ayatollah Khomeini's picture being torn and condemned the repeated showing of the suspicious scene on State TV, then they asked for a permit themselves to protest against this. A double edged sword that baffled the coup administration. If they gave permit for a rally, it would have been yet another opportunity for millions to turn up on the streets, and if they didn't, then so much for their claims that they had been offended by these images. Unable to decide what to do with the request for a permit, the government announced their own rally. Once again Moussavi and Karroubi intelligently called on their supporters to stay away. Even some of those who had attended the Friday prayers refused to join the rally afterwards. The most optimistic estimate of the pro-government supporters rally yesterday is 10,000 in Tehran. More realistic figures are between 5000 to 7000. Where there is no doubt however is that it was a huge public set back for the regime.

As it is rumoured to have been stated in a Supreme National Security Council meeting, the support for the regime has seen a 'velvet collapse'.

Listen to Hamid Molana

I am posting this video with a translation of what this Hamid Molana is saying to make the English speaking audience understand why we resent such turncoats and sychophants. Hamid Molana, who owes everything he has to a US scholarship he received after the tragic death of his parents was also a chum of another Mahmoud, the playboy party loving Prince Mahmoud Reza Pahlavi and a regular VIP at the Key Club, Tehran discotheque and nightclub visited by the elite prior to the 1979 revolution. He is now Ahmadienjad's personal advisor on international affairs and travels back and forward regularly to the USA, in fact he still lives in the US and still holds his academic posts there.



Here it is, the words of wisdom by Dr. Hamid Molana, US scholar in international relations and policy advisor to Mahmoud Ahmadienjad:

'I have to say it tonight, to my dear compatriots that these riots that they have instigated, these provocations that they have started, these plans that they have designed are doomed to fail, because the people of Iran, the very same people, the 40 million who voted in the ballot box, the people in the countrysides, in the provinces, with the enthusiasm that even surprised the whole world, in all seriousness, never in my entire life, no where in the world did I ever see such a reception and participation.

Many ask me, Mr. Molana why is it that when you say such things they[the US] don't bother you? I want to give an answer here to this, you see I have made many criticisms about America, I still criticise its foreign policy, but never do I want to overthrow its system illegally, [nervous laughter], I never go on the street and take part in an uprising, and no where in my writings have I said I want to return America into a monarchy, to bring back the former king of England and do such things, our regime has such a high status that no other regime has, everyone has presidents, everyone has prime ministers, all have ministers but we have the Supreme Leader and the system of Jurisprudence of the Theologian

We can criticise the government, even the regime, but we can not do an uprising against the regime, we can not cross the red line'

The Twisted World of Socialist Workers Party Scum

Been meaning to write about this but with so much news coming from Iran, this was at the bottom of the pile of lists of things to do. Remember this picture? One of the many victims of the campaign against "thugs and hoodlums" in Iran by the Islamic Republic hooded police. Another blatant abuse of human rights in Iran that the SWP friends of the Islamic Republic chose to ignore.

They didn't just ignore human rights abuses in Iran this time though. The SWP cartoonist Leon Kuhn revamped the facts, as SWP usually do, and reproduced it as a picture of a poor Afghan citizen being abused by American soldiers!
http://www.socialistworker.org.uk/art.php?id=19697
and as usual you can't leave any comments on their fact twisting articles.

Honestly, have you ever come across anything lower than SWP scum, their CASMII friends and their aristocratic guest speakers??

The original photos can be seen here:
http://www.iranfocus.com/en/human-rights/crackdown-near-iran-capital-photos-2-12410.html