[GVnana]

Photos here:

http://www.foxnews.com/photoessay/0,4644,7445,00.html

[LeoWindhorse]

the Iranian people have to FIGHT BACK ! Slaughter these mo-fo’s How many can there be .
THIS is the time , for a complete and total regime change in Iran . They need help , they need weapons . Send them !

int. spec ops too ....get in there and get dirty

[South40]

[GVnana]

See also: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2275560/posts

“Obama erases pro-democracy funding for Iran.”

[2ndDivisionVet]

If ACORN/Civilian Nat’l Defense Forces/AmeriCorps/Brownshirts come after us with axes, knives or even guns, they’ll have a much rougher time of it. Just a word to the wise...

[Cringing Negativism Network]

“Basij”: Persian word for Acorn.

[mkjessup]

And a curious fact about these Basij thugs is being kept muzzled too:

The mullah’s sockpuppet Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, was a TRAINER of the Basij during the eight year Iraq-Iran War, when children were recruited into the Basij for the purpose of being human mine sweepers for the Iranian army.

The children were given little plastic keys that were hung around their necks, and told that when they died on the battlefield, that the keys would admit them into the presence of ‘allah’ in ‘paradise’.

Ahmadinejad’s political power base IS the Basiji, and he’s proud of it.

Funny that nobody in the media seems willing to remind the public both in and outside of Iran of this fact.

[Milton Miteybad]

Formed during the 1979 Islamic Revolution, the Basij became one of Iran's most zealous forces in the Iran-Iraq war of the 1980s, often leading charges through minefields.


The Basiji should consider reviving this practice.

[GVnana]

BBC CORRESPONDENT Tehran
Security forces were everywhere in central Tehran in the late afternoon and early evening.

As I spent a couple of hours driving around in heavy traffic I could see thousands of men, some uniformed members of the military riot squads, some units of revolutionary guard, and everywhere basijis - militiamen who look like street toughs.

The security men were deployed on every street corner, in long lines down the sides of the roads, and in all the main squares.

The basijis wore riot helmets and carried big clubs. It was designed to intimidate, and while I was there, it was working."

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/8110582.stm

[Straight Vermonter]

Remember Neda...

[elhombrelibre]

I find the “allegedly” adverb to be a little too objective from the Obama-loving AP. If there was any accusation against the US, they’d be all over it saying we had to prove it was false no matter how bizarre. When we see these goons beating peaceful demonstrating women in the streets, is it too far fetched to think they might be going after the ring leaders with axes where cameras won’t record it?

[Bobalu]

Someone really should smuggle in a million or so cheaply made automatic weapons and ammo. Something along the lines of the old Sten Guns

[TomasUSMC]

They’re the most feared men on the streets of Iran.

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sOON THE MOST DEAD MEN ON THE STREETS OF IRAN!!!!!!!!!!!