These tweets are not from a female. It's not from someone who identifies himself as a Mousavi supporter. It is from a journalist. Period.

We did not provide the Twitter account name, so sorry for the confusion. But the source is good.

Your source, whom you say is a journalist a thus imply is impartial, is far from impartial. Her account profile says “dedicated twitter account mir hussein muasavi supporter”. All of her tweets so far are pro-Mousavi, one of them is clearly a lie “basij are recruits from lebanon mostly as young as 16,their not iranian #iranelection” – The Basji, as has been reported in the mainstream press and accepted globally, are Iranians who formerly served in the Iranian military, the chances of her statement being true are small – especially seen as she is a clear Mousavi supporter. Also, Lebanon has no clear hand in this – unsurprisingly though, Hizbollah is based there, and Israel has a violent history with that country.

You're reporting her statements like they were reliable, they're not – get some journalistic standards and stop spreading rumour – I mean, c'mon guys, you don't even know WHERE your source is…

This type of shit would get you fired from any decent newsroom, just because it's new media doesn't mean you lower standards – and I wonder why it's so difficult getting older hacks on board the new media bandwagon, sites like this make it impossible.