The mullahs are nervous in Iran

RegimeChangeIran:

In a recent secret report to the Iranian regime's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, Iran's Revolutionary Guards Corps pointed out that were a demonstration or rebellion to last more than six hours in Tehran, the security apparatus would no longer be able to control the situation.

"Society is in an unstable state. Were certain sensitive locations in Tehran to 'explode' under these circumstances, and the capital sink into chaos, if uprisings continue unabated and grow larger for more than six hours in Tehran, the situation would become uncontrollable", the report said.

The Iranian capital has been the scene of numerous clashes between people and State Security Forces over the past few months.
The blog also reports several clashes in other cities in Iran. It is too early to tell if this is just wishful thinking by a group witht he right agenda, or if they are one to something. (Hat tip to Roger L. Simon)

Simon also reports:

Meanwhile Debka tell us: A high-placed Iranian mole has been caught in Iranian president Mohammed Khatami's office in Tehran. Hossein Marashai, head of Iran's cultural heritage council, was caught using a sophisticated US-manufactured listening-long-distance-transmitting device at top-level Iranian leadership meetings. DEBKAfile's sources calls this the deepest foreign intelligence penetration in all 26 years of Iran's Islamic regime.
Maybe all that shaking of the ground beneath their feet is not just earth quakes.

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