Tehran: Hundreds of thousands in the streets despite late time (Graphic images)

Student Movement Coordination Committee for Democracy in Iran (SMCCDI) ^ | 6.14.2003 | Press Release

[DoctorZIn]

Hundreds of thousands are in the streets of the capital despite the very late time and protests along with sporadic clashes are happenening in several areas of Tehran.

Demos and clashes are rocking the south, north, east, west and especially the center of the Capital. From Nazi Abad and Majidie to Shahrak Gharb and Guisha and from Dolat and Shariati to Rey, hundreds of gatherings and thousands and thousands of protesters are showing their rejection of the regime.

At several occasion, brutal plainclothes men were captured by the demonstrators and were attached to trees.

Several patrols and plainclothes men's bikes have been destroyed as were caught filming the demonstrators. the regime's agents were saved from lynchage with the intervention of some of the protesters.

Tear Gas is used in different areas and chase and run is taking place.

The regime has placed its vital buildings, such as Governments and radio and TV under huge surveillance to avoid a popular take over.

The night will be very long.

Source: SMCCDI

[Mo1]

I'll give Geraldo credit for being out in the field when shots are flying past his head

But he is a complete fool to side with known terrorist .. there is no excuse for that

[Mo1]

I will not be surprised if the government falls while Greta is on discussing pre-trial motions

LOL .. I can see that happening

[stlnative]

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[DoctorZIn]

...Did I read that correctly? Hundreds of thousands....is that with five zeroes? 100,000+?...

Please email or call Fox, MSNBC, CNN, etc. They are starting to cover the story but need more pressure to dig deeper into the story.

Do it now!!!

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[Terp]

E-mail the darn networks about this story, I have.

[Paul C. Jesup]

The regime has placed its vital buildings, such as Governments and radio and TV under huge surveillance to avoid a popular take over.

The quote, "the revolution will not be televised", fits prefectly to this situation.

[cspackler]

Can FOX at least show 1/10th the Laci Coverage to the revolution that is formenting in Iran?

Do you think that they could actually give it 2.4 hours a day of coverage? That seems extreme! /sarcasm

[stlnative]

US Applauds Anti-Government Demonstrators in Iran

[Terp]

[Porterville]

Is that hundreds even thousands??? Or is it hundred thousands???? there is a difference.

[FairOpinion]

Well, let's hope that by then the government will be toppled.

It reminds me of the protests in Romania, which just grew and grew, taking Ceausescu totally by surprise, which of course resulted in the toppling the communist regime and Ceausescu's demise.

I hope for a similar end to the Iran protests.

[PhiKapMom]

"pre-trial motions!"

That is so true! I cannot believe how Greta gets stuck on a subject and that is the only thing she talks about night after night!

[PhiKapMom]

Great idea! Email heading their way! Maybe if we marked it Peterson in the subject they might read it! (sarcasm)

[DoctorZIn]

...Do you know of any sources in Iran that are uploading video of the events?...

The LA based Iranian broadcast stations that are beaming into Iran have video... I some some from Al Jezerra (I didn't think they would want to cover it). The Us media can get it if they want it.

I saw video of the dorms that Hezbollah attacked... it was savage and bloody... but there was plenty the US media could air.

[FairOpinion]

Iran probably has their own "Baghdad Bob".

[hellinahandcart]

he (Geraldo) wished the leader of Hamas Good Luck!

WHAT?

Oh man, now I have to go check your link and get all mad...

[PhiKapMom]

I don't watch Geraldo and good thing I don't -- just reading about it made me disgusted!

[hellinahandcart]

Somebody in Tehran must have a digital cam that they can link up to the internet somehow.

Oh yes, please, it's as if they're invisible. The world needs to see them.

[DoctorZIn]

...Is that hundreds even thousands??? Or is it hundred thousands???? there is a difference....

Hundreds of Thousands...
Yes you read it right!

[RobFromGa]

please add me to your Iran Uprising ping list.