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                  sions. For example, in The Descent of Man, Darwin claimed that
                  certain races, such as blacks and Aborigines, were inferior and

                  that in due course, they would be eliminated and disappear in
                  the struggle for survival:
                       At some future period not very distant as measured by centuries,
                       the civilised races of man will almost certainly exterminate, and
                       replace the savage races throughout the world. At the same time
                       the anthropomorphous apes… will no doubt be exterminated.
                       The break between man and his nearest allies will then be wider,
                       for it will intervene between man in a more civilised state, as we
                       may hope, even than the Caucasian, and some ape as low as the
                       baboon, instead of as now between the negro or Australian and
                       the gorilla. 46
                       In those words Darwin equated certain races with primates
                  and predicted that “civilized races of man” would eliminate
                  “savage races” from the face of the Earth. In other words,
                  Darwin was foreseeing genocide, a racial ethnic cleansing to
                  take place in the near future. Indeed, Darwin's disastrous “pre-
                  dictions” actually did come about, and 20th-century racists saw
                  the theory of evolution as offering them support to perpetrate
                  terrible slaughter. Examples include the Nazis' murder of some

                  40 million people during the World War II, the South African
                  government's apartheid system affording European races im-
                  mense privileges over others, racist attacks against Turks and
                  other foreigners in Europe, racial discrimination against blacks
                  in the USA and against the native Aborigines in Australia, and
                  the neo-Nazi movement that from time to time raises its head in
                  various European countries. All gained strength from the al-
                  leged scientific support provided by Darwinism. (For further
                  details on the connection between fascism, racism and
                  Darwinism, see Harun Yahya's Fascism: The Bloody Ideology of
                  Darwinism, Kultur Publishing, April 2002.)



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