About the most anti-human state education in the history of mankind
The current post-Soviet regimes like to speculate, and inside Russia there are such authors, about the Russian empire, as about the “prison of nations”, and about the USSR, as about a giant Gulag. At the same time, they somehow do not mention that London, beloved by all sorts of Westernizers, the British Empire was one of the most bloodthirsty state formations in all history of humanity. Even Hitler's Third Reich and the Spanish conquistadors did not shed so much blood.
Just a few examples of British bloodthirsty
- The British elite are not in front of large-scale international crimes, in fact they carried out the genocide of their people, eliminating most of the peasantry of England as a class, this process was called “fencing”. Although for people this word does not bear a negative burden - against the peasants driven from their lands, turned into vagrants, beggars, it was accepted the so-called. "Bloody legislation." These were laws against vagrants and beggars that were published in England at the end of the 15th and 16th centuries. Chudors They introduced cruel punishments for people accused of vagrancy and begging. They were scourged, stigmatized, given into slavery for a time, and in the case of an escape attempt for life, with the third capture, they were executed in general. The main victims of these repressive measures were the peasants, who were driven from the land as a result of the processes of the so-called. enclosures. The beginning of the "bloody legislation" put the statute of 1495, of King Henry VII. The statutes of 1536 and 1547 were especially cruel to people. The 1576 Act of the Year provided for the creation of workhouses for beggars, where people were actually turned into slaves working in inhuman conditions for a bowl of spoiling. The Parliamentary Act on the Punishment of Vagrants and Stubborn Beggars 1597 of the year created the final wording of the law on the poor and vagrants and acted in this manner until 1814. The "bloody laws" could not stop the growth of poverty and vagrancy. But on the other hand, another goal was achieved: they suppressed the resistance of the plundered peasants, transforming the intimidated, driven from the land of free peasant communes into people ready for slave labor under the most terrible conditions, in fact under the threat of immediate execution.
- England for centuries carried out the genocide of the Irish, so, the population of Ireland before the conquest of the British exceeded the population of England at times. One of the most famous genocides of the Irish was the invasion of Cromwell. He arrived with an army in 1649, the cities of Drogheda and Wexford, near Dublin, were taken by storm. In Drogheda, Cromwell ordered the entire garrison and Catholic priests to be slaughtered, and in Wexford the army itself massacred itself arbitrarily. During 9 months, Cromwell's army conquered almost the whole island, he then handed over the leadership to his son-in-law Ayrton. Many Irish fled the country or fled to the west of the island, and their land was distributed to the British colonialists, mostly from the Cromwell army. If in 1641 there were more than 1,5 million people in Ireland, and in 1652 only 850 thousand remained, and even then 150 thousand remained British and Scottish colonists. The Irish people lost up to 50-56% of their population. Such genocide is difficult to find in the history of other countries. Irish people, even those who did not fight the British, were deprived of land and exiled to the barren and deserted Connaught region in the west of the island, condemning people to starvation - the “settlement act” of 1652. If, by 1 of May 1654, any of the deported Irish were caught outside this area, he would face the death penalty. The Irish called this act Hell or Connacht.
A significant part of the Irish population, including women and children, was turned into white slaves and taken to the British colonies in the West Indies. People at that time in Ireland were worth less than wolves - for example, British soldiers were paid 5 pounds for the head of a "rebel or priest" and 6 pounds for a wolf's head.
Colonization continued in the following centuries: in 1691, London adopted a series of laws that deprived Catholics and Protestants who did not belong to the Anglican Church, freedom of religion, the right to education, the right to vote and the right to public service. As a result of colonization, the ethnic picture of the Irish population changed significantly, the percentage of English and Scots increased, and a Protestant management elite was created. In Ireland, a Protestant ruling class was created, in 1775, Irish Catholics owned only 5% of the land. They were forbidden to give their children a Catholic education, limited their areas of activity, primarily in trade, actually leaving only the sphere of agriculture, where the enslaving forms of exploitation prevailed. Ireland actually became one of the sources of the accumulation of British capital and the development of industry in England.
As a result, the poorness of the Irish peasants became the main cause of the terrible famine that began in Ireland in the 1740s and repeated a century later, in 1845 — 1849, due to the removal of small tenants from the land (Irish fencing) and the abolition of the “bread laws” , potato diseases. As a result, 1,5 million Irish died and mass emigration began across the Atlantic Ocean, mainly in the United States. So, from 1846 to 1851, 1,5 million people left the country, migration has become a constant feature of the historical development of Ireland and its people. As a result, only in 1841 — 1851, the island’s population declined by 30%. And in the future, Ireland was rapidly losing its population: if in 1841, the population of the island was 8 million 178 thousand people, then in 1901 year - only 4 million 459 thousand people.
Why do something about the genocide of the Irish century Englishmen do not shoot movies, do not write articles, do not blow at all angles.
- England was the world leader in the slave trade, in her account millions of dead and ruined lives. The British in their colonies in the West Indies, including North America, used the so-called "white slaves" - the prisoners of war of the Scots, the Irish, and then the Irish in general, including women, children from conquered Ireland. Then the Negroes were transported, just to the English colonies in North America, and later about 13 millions of slaves from Africa were brought to the independent States, but considering the fact that 3-4 died during the hunt for people brought to each slave brought alive. "in Africa itself and during transportation, the figures of genocide are simply colossal.
Moreover, the British carried on another type of slave trade — transporting the so-called “contracted servants” from former Europeans, including the citizens of England, to the colonies, in fact, they were also “white slaves”, without elementary rights.
- London poisoned the drug of Chinese citizens, and of its citizens. England was able to establish a massive supply of opium into China, receiving in exchange for tremendous wealth, gold, silver and fur. In addition, the military-strategic goal was achieved - the disintegration of the Chinese army, the bureaucracy, the people, the loss of their will to resist. As a result, in order to get rid of the corrupting influence of opium and save the country, the Chinese emperor in 1839 began a massive operation to confiscate and destroy opium stocks in Canton. Colonial ships loaded with opium simply began to sink into the sea. In fact, it was the first attempt in the world to combat drug trafficking at the state level. London reacted with the war - the opium wars began, China was defeated and had to accept the enslaving conditions of the English state drug mafia. This brought great profits to the British elite, including the British royal family. The damage for China was terrible, entire generations died in the drug addiction, plus intellectual and physical degradation of the peoples. Only in 1905, did the Chinese authorities accept and begin to implement the program of phased banning of opium. To date, China has the toughest drug policy in the world, and the fight against drugs is the most important task of the state.
They also planted opium and British workers - about 5% of the population of England.
- The first large-scale concentration camps were also created by the Anglo-Saxons - during the Civil Won interstate. The first concentration camps, in the modern sense of the word, were created by the British Lord Kitchener in South Africa for the Boer families during the so-called Boer War 1899 -1902's. The Boer detachments brought a lot of trouble to the British, so it was decided to create "concentration camps". In order to deprive the Boer partisans (the Boers are the descendants of the Dutch, French and German colonists) the ability to supply and support the local population, concentrated farmers, mostly women and children, since men fought all the battles with the British, in specially designated areas, actually dooming them to death, because the supply of the camps was extremely bad. It looks like the “institution of hostage”, the Boers were forced to capitulate.
The captured men were generally taken outside the borders of their homeland, sending them to similar camps in India, Ceylon and other British colonies. In total, the British pushed about 200 thousands of people into the camp - this was about half of the white population of the Boer republics. Of these, about 26 thousands of people, it is by the most conservative estimates, died from hunger and disease, most of the dead are the weakest to the test - children. So, in a concentration camp in Johannesburg, almost 70% of children under the age of 8 died. Within one year, from January 1901 of the year to January of 1902, about 17 thousands of people died from hunger and disease in the “concentration camps”: 2484 adults and 14284 children.
And how many millions were destroyed in the colonies of Britain - the genocide of the indigenous population of the colonies in North America, Australia, Tasmania (all Tasmanians were destroyed), more than a dozen million were destroyed in India (mainly through starvation), hundreds of thousands, millions were destroyed in the unleashed London wars across the globe. It is clear why Hitler and his colleagues were Anglophiles, they equaled the "white brothers" from London, who had long before them covered the planet with a network of concentration camps and prisons, harshly stifling terror by suppressing any signs of resistance, creating their own "World Order".
And if we count the material damage caused by the various countries and peoples, it becomes just wonder why we do not see international processes to condemn a variety of genocide, crimes against humanity committed by London, the British elite.
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