United States of Mass Murder: Only Mao Killed More

Kurt Nimmo
Infowars.com
April 3, 2012

It seems incomprehensible – since the end of the Second World War, the United States has been responsible for the death of between 20 and 30 million people in various conflicts and wars from Korea and Vietnam to Iraq and Afghanistan.

James A. Lucas, writing for Countercurrents.org in 2007, presents the evidence with plenty of documentation.

Of course, the toll pales when compared to the atrocities of Mao.

According to research conducted by Piero Scaruffi, Mao slaughtered between 49-78,000,000, Stalin killed around 23,000,000 and Hitler 12 million.

The United States killed more than Stalin and Hitler? We have to take into consideration the timeline – Hitler killed his victims in just over a decade and Stalin and Mao over the period of a few years (most of Mao’s victims were killed during the “Cultural Revolution” and Stalin’s were killed during Ukraine’s engineered famine and also his political purges).

The United States – or rather its psychopathic rulers – have been more consistent and persistent in the mass murder business.

Read Lucas’ article here. Thanks to Michael S. Rozeff for scouting out the link.

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3 Responses to “United States of Mass Murder: Only Mao Killed More”

  1. NOW YOU’RE TALKING. NOW YOU’RE SEEING THE REAL LIGHT. do not be deceived by the pretenses of reason and excuse and rationale. STAY ON THIS TRACK AND YOU WILL SEE THINGS FOR WHAT THEY REALLY ARE.

  2. Yeah. Mao was bad.

  3. The USA have always been so competitive and probably think they have to outdo Mao who killed how many people! Millions? Pol Pot copied Mao and killed almost his own whole population!

    Now the USA has to reciprocate!

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