ANDREW MARR: Finally can I just ask how he would explain people unfamiliar with his argument why it is that Darwinism, which most people watching this program would see as a scientific theory, what is the connection between that and violence or terrorism?

ADNAN OKTAR: Well, for instance, let's look at Hitler's statement from his book, "My Fight" He says: "Nature is a fight between the strong and the weak. It is an absolute victory of the strong over the weak. If this were not the case, there would be a continual degradation in nature. One who lives needs to fight. In this world where ongoing fight is a law of life, those unwilling to fight have no right to live. Thinking otherwise would be to despise nature." This is a quotation from Darwinism. For instance Francis Galton, you know, is a cousin of Charles Darwin. He has brought forward the theory of eugenics. "The publishing of the Origin of Species in 1859 by Charles Darwin has been a major turning point in my personal and mental development as well as humanity's concept in general." You know he borrowed the concept of eugenics from Darwin. It supposed that weak and disabled people should be eliminated. This perverse belief is sourced directly from Darwinism. In Hitler's time, thousands of handicapped people were murdered. They were burned or exterminated by other methods. Look at, for instance, Darwin's statement about "superior races' right to exterminate other races", he said that "in a near time that would perhaps not be as long as centuries civilized human races will eradicate wild races". This is Darwin's own statement. Civilized human races will eradicate wild races from the face of the earth. What does this mean? They will wipe the weak, for instance, the Asian tribes, or blacks or Gypsies off the face of the Earth. Darwin says so. This is an utterly a statement of terror. What can be more obvious than this?