Iran Daily Revolution Grief

My source in Turkey who's in constant contact with those on the ground in Iraq offers this (with some of my own observations thrown in):

RT from Iran "now world know IRAN nation not terrorist they are brave ppl"

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http://bit.ly/k84C UN PEACE - keeping forces in Iran PLS sign petition EMail to your friends (I signed it but they're still far short of their goal of 1,000,000)

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CONFIRMED!!! from Iran: Mousavi announced Tuesday as the general strike day In Iran.

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confirmed source - All major cities in Iran now reporting saound of Allah Akbar - Death to the Dictator

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Download and use the Tor anonymizer to help keep the Iran govt out of your packets/tweets/emails

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Mousavi has today had a meeting with several high rank clerics from Qom

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Call from public phones at non protesting places where to direct the forces to spread them. (Damned good idea. They're getting the hang of this.)

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They're hitting ppl in Hafte Tir Sq.,3-5 thousand ppl+ are there.confirmed

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CONFIRMED!!! from Iran: Mousavi announced Tuesday as the general strike day In Iran. Plz RT.

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Clashes at Oromieh, Police used teargas

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in today's conflict some women and girls sent to the hospital as the clubs injured their heads

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Meanwhile, in Prague, Iranian expatriot and journalist GEsfandiari had this to pass on today about her fellow journalists being detained:

Prominent outspoken journalist Issa Saharkhiz Arrested.

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Journalist Somayeh Nosrati who worked with Musavi's campaign team was reportedly detained on Monday.

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Newsweek's Maziar Bahari detained. Over 20 journalists have been arrested in post election crackdown

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Amnesty International calls on Iran to stop using the Basij militia to police demonstrations

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Elsewhere on the #IranElections forum:

RT/Iran Holding public gatherings & marches is our CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT! ARTICLE 27 of Constitution.

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RT from Iran Police/basij pulling cars over to inspect at checkpoints..they will seize any cameras along with the owner's ID

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Passed along by another Twitter user, this video was either shot today or yesterday and the kid who was shot in the head had surely died.

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Another tweeter offered this unforgettable photo set of the protests in Iran courtesy of my local paper, The Boston Globe.

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Lastly, I leave you with this final image. It is Neda Soltani's grave. The Basiji made her famous. She has a sizable, up-to-minute entry on Wikipedia. She has another profile on this website that offers a timeline of the Iranian protests since the election.