Mousavi and the Masses

"Following the results of a disputed presidential election Iranians poured onto the streets in their tens of thousands to protest the re-election of incumbent Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. The demonstrations were unprecedented both in their scale and nature and the largest of their kind since the Islamic revolution in 1979. The figurehead of the protesters, defeated presidential candidate Mir Hossein Mousavi, has not been seen in public since the demonstrations began and the authorities violently repressed opposition protests. Although Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has declared there will be no re-run of the elections and dozens of opposition so-called reformists have been detained, Mousavi has urged his supporters to maintain their protests through peaceful means. In a special documentary Al Jazeera charts the political trajectory of Mir Hossein Mousavi. A former prime minister, now billed as a leading reformist, we discover his more hardline roots, and ask whether he is really the desired leader of the reform-hungry masses or merely an accidental hero in the right place at the right time as frustrations of Iranians from diverse camps reach boiling point." (broadcast 3 July 2009) If you want to help, join us at http://iran.whyweprotest.net/ The master list of Anonymous's Iran videos is located at http://gonzotimes.net/?page_id=500 Users in Iran: Surf anonymously using Tor. Instructions here: Read this if you want to help or get help! Helpers: A. You can retweet this link and help others know what is going on in Iran. B: If you would like to help out with compiling all the news stories from Iran in a geo-spatial context, please request for sub-editorship at #iran.aic - WebIRC - AnonNet - Check out the website for the project at: Iran Map | Iran Map or email me at [email protected] /* */ C. The government in Iran is still increasing internet filtering and throttling in an attempt to silence their people. Anonymous info shows that many in Iran are looking for proxy and Tor information in Tehran and all around the country. Please donate your bandwidth to help bring down the Iran Curtain. Here are links on how to help and get help on this: English: Tor Browser Bundle http://torir.org/ Tor Browser Bundle http://torir.brokep.com/ Tor Browser Bundle http://img1.anonbw.com/ Tor and the Iranian Election - Bring down the Iran Curtain | Ian's Brain Farsi: Tor Browser Bundle http://torir.org/index.html.fa Tor: آنلاين Tor :ادبیات انقلابی http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/4973942/Persian_revolutionary_literature_______________

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