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Polemical Books – “Libido Dominandi : Sexual Liberation and Political Control”

In this episode, Jamie and Tom will discuss the book "Libido Dominandi: Sexual Liberation and Political Control", which provides an in-depth analysis of the connections between the sexual revolution and political control. The author, E. Michael Jones, argues that the promotion of sexual liberation, often framed as a movement for personal freedom, actually serves as a mechanism for social control. Using history as a laboratory, Jones examines key figures of the sexual revolution—from Sade to Kinsey, from Wollstonecraft to Reich—to demonstrate how their ideas and actions helped to create a society dominated by hidden forces. Jones highlights the role of institutions, movements, and individuals, such as philanthropic foundations, universities, media, and political organizations, in spreading and maintaining the ideology of sexual liberation. He argues that this ideology has been used to dismantle traditional institutions, weaken social morality, and create a more controllable society that is more easily manipulated. A significant focus of Jones' analysis is the complex relationship between sexual liberation and population control, asserting that eugenics policies and population control are inherently linked to the promotion of contraception and the sexual revolution. His analysis spans a wide historical period, from the Enlightenment to the late 20th century, exploring themes such as the role of religion, the influence of media, political manipulation, moral corruption, and the rise of individualism and narcissism. The book presents a sharp critique of the sexual revolution and its social and political consequences, arguing that individual freedom, often touted as the ultimate goal of sexual liberation, is an illusion masking the reality of control and manipulation. Jones invites readers to reconsider the history of the sexual revolution and question the commonly held beliefs about its impact on society. Powerded by NotebookLM