"Hundreds of thousands of opposition protesters openly challenged the authority of Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, today by mourning the death of a dissident cleric who had questioned Khamenei's fitness to rule.

The mass turnout in Qom for the funeral of Grand Ayatollah Hossein-Ali Montazeri, who died on Sunday, aged 87, came just a day after Khamenei had dismissed him as a figure who had failed "a big test" and ordered a security clampdown to deter mourners from paying their respects.

Worker strike in Shiraz, for delay of salary in the past 12 months.

Burning picture of Ahmadinejad.

Anti-Riot police and Basij attack on pro-Democracy demonstrators.

"Our Neda has not died,but this regime has died"

December 7 video of Basij (paramilitary volunteer regime forces) beating pro-Democracy protesters.

Students at Tehran's Amir Kabir university wave money at members of the Basij militia entering the campus. Basij members receive a salary for reporting and beating pro-Democracy Iranians.

December 7: pro-Democracy protesters bringing down banner of Ayatollah Khamenei.  Protesters have denied allegations by Supreme Leader Khamenei that protesters desecrated predecesser Ayatollah Khomeini's picture.  The regime uses both figures on most banners throughout Iran.

Statement from Kaleme of Green Movement: Following the planned scenario for disgracing Imam Khomeini and accusing the Green movement and the students of this act, since yesterday official pro-Ahmadinejad media have started a heavy propaganda with a hidden agenda, and based on the information available it seems that they are preparing for some harsher crack downs of the opposition movement.

All supporters of the Green movement are strongly advised to be extremely vigilant and make sure to stay on top of the latest news.  Because of the extreme restrictions on informing people, Kaleme (Mousavi's official website) is advising other news media to warn their users about the necessity of being watchful!

Toronto - November 7, 2009 - A high-power green laser projected on the Skydome/Rogers Centre to bring awareness to the current situation in Iran. Thousands of Torontonians were able to see the program.