Mousavi Rally scheduled in Iran tomorrow in doubt

Tommorrow, Saturday, another mass protest was planned over the disputed election in Iran.  Protests have been held daily since the results of the election were announced.

Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei held a speech earlier today stating that the election results were valid and that President Ahmedinejad had won the election over Mousavi by 2-1.  In his speech he warned against further protests against the regime.  This could result in violence in which a lot of blood could flow tomorrow.

Backers of Mousavi are set to decide on Saturday whether to defy the stern warning given by Khameninei.

Mr. Mousavi has been invited to an extraordinary session of Iran's top legislative body.  Two other candidates that lost against Ahmedinejad have also been invited.  Mr. Mousavi wants this election anulled.

President Obama, today spoke out against the violence against the protesters. 

Update:  3:00 AM PDST CNN is monitoring this situation.  It appears that the protesters are going to demonstrate.  They have a reporter there.  It remains to be seen how the regime reacts.

Sudari Sadequi was interviewed life by CNN at 0314 AM PDST.  She is a an Ahmedinejad supporter.  She claims Mousavi called the rally off.  It should be noted that she was on a cell phone and may be spreading misinformation.  

Apparently Mousavi and the other two opposition candidates did not show up for the meeting with the Supreme Council this morning.

According to State Media all protests have been canceled.

One of the squares where protests were to take place is empty.  This has been confirmed by CNN.  The square is surrounded by 200 heavily armed Riot Police.

CNN has an unconfirmed facebook page of Mousavi and it says do not pay attention to cancellations. The protests are still on.

The state has implemented a complete news black out.