Topic: Flora Tristan

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.

The concept of a "feminine Messiah" is traced back to socialist writers like Flora Tristan. In the 20th century, Abby Rockefeller provided substantial funding to radical feminist groups like Cell 16 to push women out of the home and into the workforce. The segment also mentions Phoebe Hearst's involvement in the Baha'i faith and its early globalist goals for a one-world government.