Set Them Free

About This Book

Set Them Free is a moral and historical examination of tyranny, fear, and resistance in modern Iran—and a call for dignity grounded in universal human rights rather than ideology or violence. Drawing from street chants that echo through homes and places of prayer, this book explores how authoritarian control has shaped daily life under the Ayatollahs and why such systems inevitably fracture.

Through historical context, moral analysis, and human testimony, it demonstrates that the desire for freedom is deeply Iranian, not imported, and calls for moral resistance, civil courage, and international accountability.