In Iran, the people still fight for their civil rights against an oppressive government. Kermit chimes in. Andrew Sullivan at the Daily Dish has pretty comprehensive coverage.

Though the brutal crackdown in Iran has stopped the large demonstrations and slowed the flow of information from the country, the people have not stopped demanding their rights. They pray that we do not forget them, and ask that you download the .PDF file at Support Democracy in Iran, and spread them around. Put one on your door, post them at local businesses, share with your friends! I know it doesn’t seem like much, but it is one simple thing they have asked us to do. Don’t let the people of Iran and their struggle vanish from sight.

In the clips I’ve seen of the protests today, the marchers seem much more determined, fearless, with a controlled fury in their voices. In some they toss tear gas canisters back at the police. In all of them, they refuse to slow or stop, pressing forward relentlessly. In this clip, they first are shouting “Don’t be scared. Don’t be scared. We are all together.”. And then, clearly, “Death to the Dictator.”

There’s nothing I can add to this. 3:09 pm: One of our readers requested that we translate the following blog post: “Tomorrow is a big day, maybe I

And again today, the reformers march peacefully in huge numbers, demanding justice.