Iranian Police Clash In Streets– Protesters & Police Hand-in-Hand In Tehran (Video)

FROM IRAN via Twitter: Mousavi, Khatami, Rafsanjani family members, senior Mullahs all at rally Tehran today.

In case you missed it– Here is another shot of the Iranian soccer team wearing green wristbands yesterday in support of the protesters:

(Mujahidjohar)

The police are now clashing in the streets of Tehran.
Moderates loyal to opposition candidate Mousavi are seen in this video clashing with hardliners on the street.

Reuters reported:

Bloggers in Iran have continued to post video on websites, including this segment, which claims to show a clash between police and protesters on Sunday (June 14).

On Thursday (June 18) supporters of Iran’s defeated presidential candidate Mirhossein Mousavi prepared to heed his call for a day of mourning for those killed in mass demonstrations against what he says was a rigged presidential election.

Official results in the poll showed Mahmound Ahmadinejad re-elected by a large margin and that’s been followed by Iran’s worst unrest since the 1979 Islamic revolution.

Yesterday there was another massive protest in Tehran.

Iranian protestors to 2009 Presidental election results, had a “silent demonstration” at the 5th day of protests.
They moved from 7tir square to Enqelab square. The protestors want to revoke this elections. (Tehran Live)

More analysis from Michael Totten, via Instapundit:

Ahmadinejad: A Man Of The Cities. “Cities everywhere in the world are more broadly liberal and cosmopolitan than small towns and villages. Rural areas in the Middle East are often startlingly conservative, especially from the point of view of Western visitors like me and my colleagues in the media. This does not mean, however, that country people are more likely to support fascist political movements. Egypt’s Bedouin, for instance, are far more open-minded about and friendly toward Jews and Israelis than are the denizens of cities like Cairo. Backers of the Iraqi insurgency were based primarily in urban areas like Baghdad, Ramadi, and Fallujah. And as Nate Silver documents with hard data at FiveThirtyEight, even in 2005 most of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s supporters lived in Iranian cities, not the countryside.”


Protesters fill the streets in Tehran. (Tehran Live)

More Video: Police and protesters hand in hand in Iran:

MOUSAVI asks GOOGLE to change logo to GREEN for 1 day.

Previously:
** Ahmadinejad Claims Victory– Obama Praises Sham Iranian Election ..Update: Mousavi Declares Victory
** Ahmadinejad & Mousavi Supporters Clash In Tehran! …MASSIVE DEMONSTRATION!
** Madness! Obama Administration Silent As Iranian Students Are Slaughtered in Streets– Announce They Will Negotiate with Fraudulent Regime
** Regime Unleashed– Gunshots & Beatings In Tehran (Video)
** Going Green– President Ahmadinejad Wears the Opposition’s Colors at Acceptance Speech
** Iranian Regime Thugs Are Beating Foreign Reporters In Tehran (Video Report)
** Brave Iranian Woman Swing-Kicks a Regime Thug (Video)
** Iranian Opposition Leader Defies Ban– Leads Massive Protest in Tehran (Video)
** Shame! Obama’s Response to Iranian Violence– Mush (Video)
** Videos– Basij Shooting From Rooftops… Doctors & Nurses Hold Protest In Street
** President Panty Waist: “It Would Not Be Helpful if the US Was Seen by the World as Meddling”
** Iran Braces For More Violence– Hamas Helping Regime Crush Dissent
** Awesome! Iranian Soccer Fans Wave “Free Iran” Flags & “Go to Hell Dictator” Banner

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