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Libido Redux: Gabriele Kuby

Gabriele Kuby’s The Global Sexual Revolution has been translated into English and published by Angelico Press. In it, Kuby persuasively argues that the freedom offered by the sexual revolutionaries is another and highly effective means of enslavement. Here are some highlights:

·        The Marquis de Sade, who lived and wrote violent pornography from his cell in the Bastille as the Ancien Régimefell and the French Revolution began.

·        Thomas Malthus, Margaret Sanger, Marx & Engels, Wilhelm Reich, Freud & Jung, behaviorist John Watson, Edward Bernays, Bernard Berelson, child abuser Alfred Kinsey, sex-change giant John Money,--a gallery of evil men whose own immorality drove them to emasculate man’s morality.

·        The Yogyakarta Principles, a manifesto produced by a cabal of leftist homosexuals and “human rights” activists that purports to be an official almost binding document, which it’s not. It insists that “sexual orientation and gender identity” must be read into all the articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.


Think on the words of writer William Gavin, that “…the radical left in every country in which it has gained power, ever since the French Revolution, has wanted to dismantle, destroy, marginalize, or make impotent the Roman Catholic Church.” We are the enemy. Those with malevolent intent at the UN, the academy, national governments, major corporations and the media know you are the enemy. And I say to thee: That thou art Peter; and upon this rock I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.


Part of the reason the gates will fail is the work of the Holy Spirit in the likes of Gabriele Kuby. The story of her conversion to Catholicism was a bestseller in Germany. “Mrs. Kuby is a brave warrior against ideologies that ultimately result in the destruction of man.”—POPE BENEDICT XVI Read more.

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