Comments on: Photographs of Iran’s Feared Basiji Special Forces http://vigilantejournalist.com/blog/archives/521 Independent reporting on human rights, environmental and conflict issues Fri, 19 Mar 2010 22:40:01 -0700 hourly 1 By: Free Iran http://vigilantejournalist.com/blog/archives/521/comment-page-1#comment-97447 Free Iran Tue, 23 Jun 2009 02:18:07 +0000 http://vigilantejournalist.com/blog/archives/521#comment-97447 Thank you for your article and pictures - we are dedicating a blog site to expose these Basiji thugs. Lots of your pictures have appeared all over and it is fantastic footage. Thanks again for helping. Thank you for your article and pictures – we are dedicating a blog site to expose these Basiji thugs. Lots of your pictures have appeared all over and it is fantastic footage. Thanks again for helping.

]]> By: Lee http://vigilantejournalist.com/blog/archives/521/comment-page-1#comment-97229 Lee Fri, 19 Jun 2009 05:34:26 +0000 http://vigilantejournalist.com/blog/archives/521#comment-97229 Legacy of Basiji is extremely patriotic and bloody, as they'd been ridding of bombs on roads by killing themselves...so that routes will be open up for Iranian forces to proceed 'War March' against Iraq in 80s. Today, they become nothing but a militia guys serving totalitarian regime, intimitating particularly youths inside University and whielding whatsoever they have in their hands against dissents, i.e. democratic citizens as I write Remembering vivid eyes of brilliant women, being reminded of firm accounts and wishes from various walks of life - some of who're just sick of "Mullah regime"- during my visit there, I dead hope the struggle for Democracy and Justice would further prevail the country, which is otherwise so so beautiful! Appreciate ur blogging, AH! - Democratic citizen in Seoul - Legacy of Basiji is extremely patriotic and bloody, as they’d been

ridding of bombs on roads by killing themselves…so that routes will be

open up for Iranian forces to proceed ‘War March’ against Iraq in 80s.

Today, they become nothing but a militia guys serving totalitarian

regime, intimitating particularly youths inside University and whielding

whatsoever they have in their hands against dissents, i.e. democratic

citizens as I write

Remembering vivid eyes of brilliant women, being reminded of

firm accounts and wishes from various walks of life – some of who’re

just sick of “Mullah regime”- during my visit there,

I dead hope the struggle for Democracy and Justice would further

prevail the country, which is otherwise so so beautiful!

Appreciate ur blogging, AH!

– Democratic citizen in Seoul -

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