Rachel Wilson

Like even in like ancient Christianity was one of the first places that women were really seen as full human beings.

And a lot of it's because of the Theotokos, the mother of God, the Virgin Mary, being the Ark of the New Covenant that brought Christ into the world for man's salvation.

She was even asked by an angel and she said, let it be so.

Which is so bizarre that modern feminist women support Islam.

Yes, they do.

And they hate Islam.

Christianity and they hate the Virgin Mary.

They don't like her being an archetype of virginity and motherhood, you know, and strength and men's salvation.

They don't like that, but they'll support Islam all day long.

That's fine.

It's so strange.

It's so strange that it worked.

It's so strange that something that goes against actual human nature somehow or another became the prevailing ideology amongst liberal women.

The occult aspect of it was very shocking.

Yes.

It was very weird.

It was very shocking to me.

You didn't know.

When I started researching to put together the book, I thought it was going to be mostly about the funding of the feminist movement, the Jekyll Island Club being the same guys that like went to the Jekyll Island in secret and put together the income tax and the Federal Reserve and the compulsory education system.

I thought it would be mostly about that and the fact that women never wanted it, that women weren't the ones that just came together and demanded it.