Freedom Collection: Nonviolence
Summary
He says Iran's movement learned from nonviolent struggles from Gandhi and Mandela to Eastern Europe, Chile and the Philippines, and the writings of Gene Sharp, while adding its own tactics, such as rooftop chants of "Allahu Akbar" and slogans written on banknotes. He outlines a planned protest of buying less than a gallon of petrol at a time to create long queues at gas stations across the country.
Summary written with AI. The full interview belongs to George W. Bush Presidential Center, Freedom Collection.