Students Protest At Azad University

1) From what I see in this video, there are only a handful of people actively participating in the protest, the rest are just observing.

2) If the protesters are chanting "Ya Housain, Mir-housain", it shows that the protests are not at all anti-Islamic in nature (in stark contrast to what is usually reflected in the media), but rather anti-establishment. I am suspecting that these anti-establishment protestors are, as their comrades in other parts of the world, all talk and no action, and no substance to their protest (e.g. the Greeks protesting the state of the country’s economy, while the government is broke and people refuse to pay their taxes).

3) The term "Basij forces" is used. Apparently whenever the Iranian protestors come across individuals that do not support their cause, they call them "Basij forces" - implying that they are paid operatives of the regime. This is text-book behavior of anti-establishment protestors around the globe: they initiate physical confrontations with civilians that do not agree with their cause, and then accuse the other party of being a paid operative of the establishment.