twitter@greatdismal tweeted the following article, which got me to thinking.
Besides, there is a worrisome rumor going around that the Basij are marking the doorways of those households that continue to call out “Allah Akbar!” at night, a reverse Passover.
Pretty scary Reich III-esque stuff possibly going on. But you can hack that. It’s easy. Copy their marks onto every door. Every time they change the mark, copy that.
Another thing about protesting. Chant against the government until the Basiji and troops arrive, then start chanting pro government slogans and claim to have arrived to chase off the anti-government protesters. Accuse pro-government protesters of having been recently chanting the anti-government slogans.
Deliberately create a greater fog of war than is currently there. Hack the system of who is who and who thinks what. Create pro-dissident twitter feeds and blogs etc in the name of pro-government folk who don’t internet.
Jam the fuck outta that culture. When they can’t tell who’s what, they’ll have to just arrest everyone. They will not trust one another, because one thing a dictatorship has aplenty is paranoia.
Tags: dissidence, iran, iran election, tehran protests