Who's behind Iran violence? Website posts video in name-and-shame campaign.

[Clintonista2]

Istanbul, Turkey - Mir Hossein Mousavi, the defeated opposition candidate who is contesting presidential election results, called for a day of mourning on Thursday for those killed during massive – and, lately, largely peaceful – street demonstrations.

As Iran's protesters have been finding out this week, among the most dangerous men prowling the streets of Tehran are armed intelligence agents and pro-government vigilantes wearing everyday clothes.

When clashes erupt between riot police and protesters, these provocateurs materialize from nowhere to take part in the fight – brandishing pistols, knives, and clubs – before disappearing again.

But during the six days of protests that have rocked Tehran and a number of other cities over the contested election victory of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, these violent actions have been caught on film and are being put online in a name-and-shame attempt to stop them.

"We are now identifying them, one by one, this really scares them," says an Iranian source in Tehran familiar with the website http://lebasshakhsi.blogspot.com which has posted photographs of individual agents and posts any information the public shares about them


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http://www.csmonitor.com/2009/0618/p06s16-wome.html

[blogslut]

1. The link to the blog needs repair

http://lebasshakhsi.blogspot.com

Thank you for posting the article.

[Clintonista2]

3. fixed it thanks

[blogslut]

2. kick

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