100,000 Throng Streets of Tehran, Protester Shot to Death
100,000 Throng Streets of Tehran, Protester Shot to Death
VOA says Mir-Hosain Mousavi, the opposition candidate who says the Iranian election was stolen, held that supposedly forbidden and cancelled rally in Tehran after all. And an estimated 100,000 protesters showed up, thronging the streets.
Near an HQ of the paramilitary Basij pro-regime militia, shots rang out, leaving a protester dead and panicking the crowd.
The problem with shooting protesters in Iran is that there will be a funeral, which will be another occasion for protest; and then a memorial service (more protest) and then a 40-day memorial (more protest). If more protesters are shot at these commemorations of the fallen, there will be memorials and protests around them, too. This thing could grow.
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Note also that one hell of a lot of Americans believed that George Bush (the lesser) stole at least one of his elections. Remember those bumper stickers, "Redefeated" and "He's not my President"? With that in mind, nobody should try to suggest from our glass house that similar reactions from members of the apparent non-prevailing party in Iran are unique to Iran.
Don't buy into these Zionist schemes.