Re: Now iranians are shooting women next to their father's..
.^ .and then you will wake up as usual and ponder why they're still in power. It takes more than a few thousands to cause a revolution, heck a million man march in the UK against Iraq war, didnt cause any consternation amongst the british government, perhaps we should have burnt a few buildings, cars and banks, attack military buildings, and then twitter them as we vandalise.
Maybe that would have caused a revolution you know, I think you're on to something.
As for the Neda, there is no evidence she was killed by a 'basiji' or a state authority for that matter, the fact that someone is hiding on a civilian roof does not implicate anyone, and considering, elite Tehranis tend to label any religious figure as a basiji, it is obviously an assumption.
Secondly, Neda was not a protester, but an observer, standing with her father almost 1 km away from where protesters were being tear gassed. Why then she was the only one targeted by a gun when everyone else is being tear gassed, indicates some other motive unrelated to the protests.
Thirdly, members of an active terrorist group which has been working very closely with the American state department since the iraq war, have been caught red handed in iran, the bombing at the shrine of Ayatullah Khomeini is one example, Jundullah is another western backed terroist group. hence when there are several so many internal groups ferociously at work here, assuming every criminal is a basiji is naive to say the least.