Topic: Mary Wollstonecraft

Dyer explains how Masonic philosophers co-opted symbols like the double-headed eagle and the Trinity to represent mathematical and geometric principles of the state. He traces the origins of modern feminism to the French Revolution and figures like Mary Wollstonecraft, arguing that it was an intentional tool to destroy the traditional family. He links this to Karl Marx's dialectical materialism, which he claims was supported by the same banking elite that funded the Jacobins.

Guest host Jay Dyer interviews Rachel Wilson about her book, "The Occult Roots of Feminism." They discuss how feminism emerged during the French Revolution as a tool to overturn the social order. Wilson argues that figures like Mary Wollstonecraft were promoted by wealthy elites to push gender abolition and disrupt traditional family structures as a prerequisite for revolutionary change.

Referencing Rachel Wilson's book "Occult Feminism," the hosts trace the roots of women's liberation to witchcraft and the French Revolution. They argue that feminism was a necessary precursor to the "Skittles rainbow revolution" and the eventual transhumanist era. The segment claims these movements are designed to leave individuals isolated and dependent on the state.