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I wonder if you're genuinely ill or just trolling cause you're a 50 year old dumb fuck who banged his head really hard when he was 13-15?

Russia's fucked and your a joke. Your anti-western hate speech and stupid conspiracy theories need shoving up your arse to give your head company.

Britain put their own people through extensive genocide throughout centuries, and that is not some delusions of raving madmen about "soviets ghouls digging up graves to eat rotten bodies", that is a historical fact. Since you obviously craved my attention, whimpering toothless chav, I'll give you some of my time.


1. Inclosure.

"The process which ends traditional rights such as mowing meadows for hay, or grazing livestock on common land.

There was a significant rise in enclosure during the Tudor period. These enclosures largely resulted in conversion of land use from arable to pasture – usually sheep farming. These enclosures were often undertaken unilaterally by the landowner. Enclosures during the Tudor period were often accompanied by a loss of common rights and could result in the destruction of whole villages." source

In simple words, peasants and farmers were driven off their land, meaning begging to survive for most of them.

At the same time, Henri VII and then Tudor introduced the Vagabond and Beggars law, and then the Poor Law - laws prohibiting beggars to beg. Caught for the first time, they were whipped, second time - sold into slavery (temporarily), third time - executed.
"In 1547, a bill was passed that subjected vagrants to some of the more extreme provisions of the criminal law, namely two years servitude and branding with a "V" as the penalty for the first offence and death for the second." - source

The 1576 Act stipulated the creation of workhouses that would provide beggars with work for food, basically turning their own citizens into slaves which would work 14 hours for a small portion of onion soup.

This law suffered no changes till the 1800s. All farmers were turned into slaves for generations, all who lost their job were turned into slaves. Those who tried to quit... like I said, wandering around without a job was punishable by death.


2. Irish famines and repressions.

They were doing it for centuries, but the most famous is probably the Cromwellian conquest. In 1649 Cromwell took Drogheda and Wexford, ordering the immediate execution of all Drogheda's garrison and catholic priests, while in Wexford they started massacres on their own.

In 9 months, Cromwell took most of the island. Lands were taken away and given to the English colonizers, mainly from the army.

In 1641, there were 1,5 million Irish on the island. By 1652, only 850 thousands remained. In just 9 years, Ireland lost 50-56% of their population - another such genocide would be difficult to find.

Irish who didn't flee on their own, were captured and sent to Connacht, on the west of the island, where the land is barren. People were sent there to die.

"Cromwell is still a figure of hatred in Ireland, his name being associated with massacre, religious persecution, and mass dispossession of the Catholic community there." - source

The Act for the Settlement of Ireland 1652 promised death to all who were deported, but wouldn't leave - they were to be executed.

A significant portion of the Irish were turned into slaves and sent to the colonies of West-India.

Irish people's lives cost less than lives of animals. English soldiers were paid 6 pounds for a wolf's head, and 5 pounds for the head of an Irish rebel or priest. That should give you an idea about how valued Irishmen were.

The shortage of arable land owned by the Irish caused a famine that started in 1740, and then again in 1845-1849. One and a half Irishmen were starved to death, then a huge emigration started.
Schiller Institute- How the British Starved Millions in Irish Potato Famine- Paul Gallagher

Just in 1845-1849, the population of Ireland went down 30%, and it kept going down. It went from 8 million 178 thousand people in 1841 to 4 million 459 thousand in 1901.


3. Slavery.

England was world's leader in slavery. And not just nigger slavery - the British used white people in West-India colonies, white people from Ireland, Scotland, and then Irish women and children.

Then they started with the nigger slavery, transporting 13 million slaves out of Africa. For each slave they managed to transport, at least 3-4 died during transport or got killed during hunting and capturing. So it comes down to 39 to 52 million, that's the magnitude of the genocide the British performed in Africa.


4. Drug dealing.

London poisoned China with opium. They managed to organize huge opium supply, which caused 5% of the country to become opium addicts. In 1839, the Emperor started the war on drugs. Fearing to lose a profitable business, Britain immediately started a opium wars with China.

China lost and had to sign the conditions, imposed by the British government, who were acting de-facto as a modern times drug mafia. Generations of Chinese died, but Britain got gold in exchange for opium and millions of deaths.


5. First concentration camps.

The first concentration camps were created by Lord Kitchener in South Africa during the Boer Wars. Boer guerrillas were causing a lot of trouble for the English, so in order to deprive them from local population support and supplies, local population was put into concentration camps (Boers were descendants of Netherland, French and German colonizers). They took mostly women and children (most men went to war) and put them into camps with restricted, almost inexistent food supply.

All in all, they captured 200 thousand people. At least 26 thousands died from hunger and illnesses, most of them were children. In Johannesburg's concentration camp, 70% of children below age 8 died.


6. Colonizations and genocides.

I'm not even going to talk about genocides in North America, India, Australia, Tasmania (all Tasmanians were killed), how tens of millions were killed through famine in India, how tens of millions were killed in wars unleashed by the British in their conquest to world domination. That's not necessary, you can google it.

The first two pages gave me this:
How the British Starved Millions in Irish Potato Famine
Haiti: A Case Study in British Empire Genocide
The British genocide in Kenya
British genocide in India
British Genocide: North American Indians deciminated

And this Imperial Reckoning: The Untold Story of Britain's Gulag in Kenya: Amazon.ca: Caroline Elkins: Books

your fucking insane mate. Everything you say is viewed through a polarized nigger and white filter, it could apply to anyone or anything if viewed objectively. Wake up!

What other nation inflicted so much suffering upon their own people and upon other nations? Tell me, I'd like to know. Apply any filter you like, but give me facts, like the ones I gave you.