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( Gloria Steinem dead at 92. The feminist leader and CIA agent makes a satanic sign to celebrate the murder of her unborn child)

HenryMakow.com – Sept 3, 2026

CIA agent, feminist leader Gloria Steinem convinced three generations of women to seek power instead of love. 

This key article is a reminder that modern culture is the product of Illuminati social engineering.

The world is controlled by the satanist central banking cartel which is extending its control over credit into a political, economic and cultural monopoly. This is the true meaning of Communism.  Hence the censorship we are seeing in the media, internet, and education.

Our main misconception about the ClA is that it serves US interests. In fact, it has always been the instrument of a dynastic international banking and oil elite (Rothschild, Rockefeller, Morgan) coordinated by the Royal Institute for Internal Affairs in London and their US branch, the CFR

The globalist banking cartel which is enslaving mankind by destroying “all collective forces but our own” i.e. race, religion, nation and family (gender.)

Updated from March 18, 2002

by Henry Makow Ph.D.

Gloria Steinem.

“In the 1960’s, the elite media invented second-wave feminism as part of the elite agenda to dismantle civilization and create a New World Order.”

Since writing these words last week, I have discovered that before becoming a feminist, Gloria Steinem worked for the CIA spying on Marxist students in Europe and disrupting their meetings. She became a media darling due to her CIA connections. MS Magazine, which she edited for many years was indirectly funded by the CIA.

Steinem has tried to suppress this information unearthed in the 1970’s by a radical feminist group called Red Stockings. In 1979, Steinem and her powerful CIA-connected friends, Katharine Graham of the Washington Post and Ford Foundation President Franklin Thomas prevented Random House from publishing it in Feminist Revolution. Nevertheless, the story appeared in the Village Voice on May 21, 1979.

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