Topic: Alexandra Kollontai

The discussion covers "female messiahs" like Flora Tristan and Fannie Wright, who pushed for the abolition of marriage and the rise of "non-binary" identities in the 19th century. Dyer connects these movements to the early Bolshevik Revolution and Alexandra Kollontai, whose radical social policies nearly collapsed Russia before being reversed by Stalin. He warns that this "demonic spirit" of subversion has now moved to the West and is being implemented in the United States.

Gloria Steinem's ties to the CIA and the Congress for Cultural Freedom are discussed as a means of pushing feminism during the Cold War. Rachel Wilson compares Western feminist goals to those of Bolshevik minister Alexandra Kollontai, who advocated for breaking up the family to increase state control. The narrative suggests a synthesis between capitalist and Marxist interests in dismantling the traditional household.