Once the uproar was over in Vali-e Asr, I approached Mehrnoush, a young woman who had managed to evade the storming moral police. She had freshened up her make-up and was now joined by her boyfriend Kasra. He had longish curly black hair and was wearing a black Iron Maiden t-shirt, black jeans and Timberland boots. They were relieved and furious at the same time.

“Dirty-minded dogs! They’ve taken away everything from us, and they don’t seem to get enough of that!” Mehrnoush said.

Kasra was trying to calm her down. “Easy now, cheer up. This is not new to any of us. We’ve got a party to go to. Cheer up! Don’t think about the blockheads! They won’t be around for much longer.”
http://www.opendemocracy.net/arts-Literature/iran_2610.jsp

I don't think we need to be too concerned about Iran, they seemed to matters firmly in control:)
I been thinking recently that what happenning in Iran is actually the best solution towards weakening the govt [hey, at least they don't have our problem of an ever growing govt].
Ignore them, have fun.
Want moral society? Well, you better get rid of the Mullahs if you want that.
In meanwhile, party!

But for weapons for combat, I think stink bombs would be real hit over in Iran. If everywhere these moral police go you drop a few bombs that make the area smell like you killed a skunk or worse, that should add to the excitement. Cheap high volume sirens which are camouflaged would also be handy and annoying- have them wear out in a couple minutes. Then again, maybe this would too great an evil to unleash upon the world. How about using car alarms in the area [they got to have car alarms over there, right?] and just make a small batch of skunk essense- use it few dozen times and that is good enough to send a message [they got skunks in Iran, don't they?].