Podcast
Behind the Bastards
It was highlighted as a book that William Sadler became a fan of, promoting racist and eugenic ideologies and influencing his later works and beliefs.
America, Grant claimed, was originally settled by a superior stock of Protestant Nordics, a stock rapidly being debased by interbreeding with inferior immigrant aliens.
— Episode: Part One: The Racist Cult Behind Herbal...
Episode: Part One: The Racist Cult Behind Herbal Tea
It was highlighted as a book that William Sadler became a fan of, promoting racist and eugenic ideologies and influencing his later works and beliefs.
America, Grant claimed, was originally settled by a superior stock of Protestant Nordics, a stock rapidly being debased by interbreeding with inferior immigrant aliens.
Unless we stem this hybridization, America will go the way of ancient Rome.
Blacks, Grant believed, were inferior to all other races. Their mental abilities, he wrote, are in pretty direct proportion to the amount of white blood a black has.
Even a mulatto with enough white blood to pass still has traits that may insidiously go back to his black ancestry and may be brought into the white race in this way.
Episode: Part One: The Racist Cult Behind Herbal Tea
It was described as a book that William Sadler became a dedicated fan of, which advocated for eugenics and claimed that America's genetic stock was being degraded by interbreeding with immigrants.
America, Grant claimed, was originally settled by a superior stock of Protestant Nordics, a stock rapidly being debased by interbreeding with inferior immigrant aliens.
Unless we stem this hybridization, America will go the way of ancient Rome.
Blacks, Grant believed, were inferior to all other races.
Their mental abilities, he wrote, are in pretty direct proportion to the amount of white blood a black has.
