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June 25, 2009 In Iran, it was the 'Day of the Axes'
No. Commentary. Necessary.
From Steve Schippert at Threats Watch: An Iranian blogger (whose URL I will not publish) live blogging from Baharestan Square in central Tehran today captures but brief glimpses of the unimaginable horror that took place today. Bus loads of protesters were stopped and unloaded from their buses by "black-clad police" and literally herded. When the massing was sufficient, as the barely controllably distraught Tehran caller to CNN described first hand, hundreds of the regime's Basij thugs poured out of an adjoining mosque and commenced a massacre with axes, clubs, guns and gas. From the live blogger's eyewitness account: >More than 10.000 Bassij Militias get position in Central Tehran, including Baharestan Sq. This is the Iranian regime, wading into its own unarmed people and axing them to death, bludgeoning women (seen as the greatest threat to the regime) and throwing them to their deaths from pedestrian bridges. The same Iranian regime whose embassy officials are invited to American embassies around the world to celebrate on July 4th, of all things, a successful revolution. A video from CNN of a phone call to the network from a frantic woman in Tehran: "They shot people like animals. They beat people like animals." I will let commenters supply whatever context you wish. I have no words. |
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