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steeljack · 23-01-2010, 18:15

just finished reading one of the other threads (obituaries of famous Accrington folk) one of them caught my eye, Dr James Macalpine seems he was very interested in the 'science' of Eugenics, it had been a popular source of study in the UK and US in the years before the War but later fell out of favour due to PC politics , Seems to me this is a line of study that should be revived as a possible way of preventing incidents like the one mentioned in the first post .

23-01-2010, 18:15	#4
steeljack God Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: SF/ Bay Area California Posts: 4,002 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 1338	Re: Closing the stable door when the horse has gone just finished reading one of the other threads (obituaries of famous Accrington folk) one of them caught my eye, Dr James Macalpine seems he was very interested in the 'science' of Eugenics, it had been a popular source of study in the UK and US in the years before the War but later fell out of favour due to PC politics , Seems to me this is a line of study that should be revived as a possible way of preventing incidents like the one mentioned in the first post .