14 Mar 2023 10:32 am
Naomi Wolfe has always been a conspiracy loon ---- but it never bothered the Left when her theories aligned with their narrative and assaults on the Right.... Let's keep in mind she was an Advisor to the Clinton, then Gore Presidential campaigns -- was a much celebrated Feminist & Author, penning books titled "My Vagina"... Another of her novels titled Promiscuities explored the shifting patterns of contemporary adolescent sexuality... Shes written articles for Huff Post and many other Liberal rag-sheets --- and has attached her brand to numerous Lefist causes & protests over the years... While Wolfe did receive some criticism from the progressive flock over the years, her supporters in the Party far outnumbered her detractors... She's still a nut, but now has outlived any remaining purpose as a useful idiot to the Democrats.OdeToJoy » 14 Mar 2023, 9:31 am » wrote: ↑ The crazy goes way back:The insane conspiracy theories of Naomi Wolf
Oct 5, 2014
https://www.vox.com/2014/10/5/6909837/n ... y-theories
Naomi Wolf published a series of Facebook posts in which she questioned the veracity of the ISIS videos showing the murders and beheadings of two Americans and two Britons, strongly implying that the videos had been staged by the US government and that the victims and their parents were actors.
This culminated in a now-deleted post, reproduced below, suggesting that the ISIS beheading videos had been staged, as had the initial abductions of the two American journalists and two British aid workers killed on camera. She hints that she believes this was done by the US military.
Wolf published a separate Facebook post suggesting that the US was sending troops to West Africa not to assist with Ebola treatment but to bring Ebola back to the US to justify a military takeover of American society.
She posted at great length on Ebola, including a post arguing that the US troops traveling to Liberia were not actually sent to help fight Ebola, but rather to further the aim of a "militarized Africa" and because this "creates a direct vector into the US" for Ebola, meant "to justify military condoning [sic] of US population."