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Design Revolution: Pulling the Bottom Up Sequence:
"the kings then having their sons and daughters having to marry a king’s son or daughter, even though they were enemies, just so long as it was a special strain. It was recognized or thought of as hereditary; there was something hereditarily powerful and it was ordained by god and had to be protected by god and everybody respected it. The common people and everybody agreed about this. And the nobility, who were often bastards (so there was a sort of smile spread on this blood), were absolutely astonished at this good fortune and had to protect their position with the sword.
“So there was an assumption of a hereditary thing and it’s still absolutely operative. The fact is that there is still a hereditary group; still a hereditary Queen of England; still there. Karl Marx quite clearly recognized this as a cause of what he called class warfare. There was this class of parasites who were genetically wrong; and if there was no where near enough to go around, the workers were the fittest and they would have to be sure to kill off this special breed of trouble-makers. Therefore the Russian Revolution was exactly what you had: the attempt to kill off this special breed.”
