“Living in, and promoting a eugenic White society. This means that we take particular care in not only assuring the perpetuation of our precious White Race, but we take deliberate care that the misfits are culled and that each generation advances to higher and more salubrious levels, physically, aesthetically, and mentally.”

— Ben Klassen

The Fourteen Principles of Salubrious Living
The Little White Book (1991)

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American engineer, author and politician 1918–1993

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