Naomi Wolf

In 'Return of the Strong Gods,' R.R. Reno argues that the post-war consensus, which aimed to create an 'open society' free from the dogmas that led to World War II, is breaking down. He contends that the strong gods—powerful loyalties to nation, clan, and religion—are returning as people seek meaning and community. Reno traces the historical roots of this shift, critiquing the relativism and multiculturalism that have eroded traditional values. He advocates for a return to classic human values such as patriotism, family, and historic Christianity, warning that the absence of these strong gods could invite darker alternatives.

In 'The Bodies of Others', Dr. Naomi Wolf examines the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic response on human freedoms and societal structures. She argues that powerful forces, including Big Tech, Big Pharma, the CCP, and oligarchical elites, seized upon the pandemic to undermine democratic institutions and fundamentally alter human relationships. Wolf contends that these forces aim to replace the pre-March 2020 world with a new order where all aspects of human life are controlled behind a digital paywall, threatening bodily autonomy and traditional freedoms. The book highlights the critical issue of bodily autonomy and the dangers of a world where technology dictates human behavior.

In 'Facing the Beast', Naomi Wolf chronicles her journey from a prominent Democratic consultant to a journalist cast out from elite circles. The book is a fearless critique of modern society, addressing topics like reproductive rights, medical freedom, and the relationship between the FDA and Pfizer. Wolf's work is a testament to her commitment to free speech and truth-seeking in a time of political division.