Wow, there is nothing about this on CNN, FOX or even al jazeerra. But it must be true, it came from the Iranian Activist website.

If it is true, set back and watch how professionals but down an insurection.

hahaha
ye iran is colapsing .well lets make a bet .if anything change in iran i am an ares hole if not you are.hahaha

lets hope this will lead to the downfall of those mullahs. (one can hope)

These protests happen almost daily, but no media coverage is given and many times protestors are killed, beaten, arrested - or a combination of those..

Of course you don't hear about it in the media. The Iranian people are begging for us to come in and save them. You can't let that sort of info get out...
What would people say...?

Yah - well at least some know the truth... Good point Eric!

Something extraordinary is about to happen in Iran. Stay tuned and pray its not too bloody.

Just remember, its up to the people to decide their government - democracy cannot be imposed from outside! Noam Chomsky tells me so!

I saw this report initially on the Iranian students website which offers often precise news. They've published more in reference to these riots and I invite all of you to check it at:

http://www.daneshjoo.org/generalnews/article/publish/cat_index_24.shtml

Lets help them all as we will help our boys and girls engaged in Iraq and in Afghanistan. Let's give their site URL link to all TV channels and help them to voice up!

I'll do that as I do consider them as our NATURAL allies.

They have also another domain name which is easier for us:

www.iranstudents.org

Dear Compatriots - we are also united with all freedom fighters as well as SMCCDI... Please join us in the message forum at www.activistchat.com

Take Care !!

Dariush wants a free and democratic Iran. On that I agree with him, and hope it comes to fruition soon.
However, Dariush want this future free, democratic Iran to be a Nuclear Power.
And that is not good for us.

I might be in the minority here, but I dont want ANY Muslim Country to be in Possession of Nukes in my life. Look, how Khan, in Pakistan has promoted proliferation in the Muslim World. That proliferation was performed behind the veil of a Pseudo-Democracy.

So, even though I have not forgotten the Hostages, or the state sponsors terrorism that the Iranian people have supported against us in the past, I can get over it, and share the planet with a free and cooperative Democratic Iran, but only after the Nuclear Program has been destroyed, and the new government does not pursue them in the future.

CORRECTION: I never said I want a Free Iran to have nuclear power.. I said a FREE IRAN that had nuclear power would not be a threat at all.. Second of all - to call Iran a MUSLIM country without really understanding Iranian culture and dynamics is a big mistake.. Third of all - the issue is not about whether or not the future free iran will have nuclear power/capabilities - quesiton is, how d you get rid of the MULLAHS NOW -

Dariush, I am not properly armed to argue with you about Persian History, but I believe the average American would prefer an unarmed brutal dictatorship, in Iran to a Nuclear Armed Unstable Democracy, that like Pakistan cant guarantee Command & Control of these Weapons.

These Iranians are focusing on their freedom, I am focusing on our safety. We have different priorities.

It would be an easier sell to the world to bomb the Power Plants, Centrifuges, etc. if they were being wielded by the Current Theocracy, than a future democratic government.

If the Iranian Resistence Movement had a "Nuclear Free' stance, they would enjoy much more support from the west.

Redneck, I understand some of your points, but you're acting as though the Resistance movement has made some statement or policy regarding Nukes and they haven't -- they could care less about Nuclear anything and more about freedom, human rights and having a goverment that respects it's 70 million citizens and works to improve economy and relations with the world.. I'm sorry Redneck, but the Mullahs in Iran, whether you think so or not, are 1000000 X more dangerous than Saddam ever was and they are still in power.. It's time to take them out and support the people - otherwise, the world is really fucked..

Dariush, Please don't misinterpret my concerns as be "Pro Mullah". I agree the Ayatollah and his like minded cronies, are very dangerous ideologically and their support for terrorism abroad is legendary. They need to be overthrown.

And a Secular Democratic government in Iran, would be the single most important advance in world peace possible today. And I whole-heartily support it.

All I am saying is that if the democratic future government in Iran, continues down the path of becoming a Nuclear Armed State, that the Shah started and the Mullahs continued, they will have too much influence in the Middle East, and a possible future relapse into Theocracy, would be very dangerous for the region, and the world.

I realize the organized resistance currently has their hands full with the attempted coup, but if a credible, charismatic, leader emerged in the opposition, and at least promised a verifiable dismantling of the Nuke program, the incentive of western government to support him covertly or overtly would undoubtedly increase.

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