“THERE can seldom have been an ideology that has had such a pernicious influence on the human species as the fallacious Marxist doctrine of the equality of all men. According to that doctrine human beings are distinguishable from one another only by their membership of a particular social class, religion or state of affluence. Apart from that, regardless of whatever race or nation they belong to, they are all naturally equal and possessed of the same capabilities, talents and potentialities. If they all grew up under the same conditions, with equal opportunities in education and training, they would all be capable of the same mental development of the highest order.

“However absurd and contrary to all human experience that doctrine may appear to anyone capable of thinking clearly, it was adopted in principle by the UN and entered into the statute books of several multiracial states, including Britain and America. The notion is now championed with fanatical zeal by Marxists, communists, socialists, liberals and many politicizing churchmen who are not prepared to admit that wherever equal opportunities exist, unequal abilities are perfectly obvious.

“What is true of the individual is no less true of races or peoples. It is foolish and contrary to all reason to attempt to force people of different races and cultures into a common mould. Nor is it possible by doctrinaire methods to “standardize” them or make them homogeneous. There are genetic and other differences that are simply too great to be bridged over by artificial human interference or legislation.”

— Klaus D. Vaqué, The Plot Against South Africa (Varama, 1989), p. 123

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