England is perhaps the most bloodthirsty state in the history of mankind: just remember the invasion of Cromwell's troops into Ireland in 1649.
A significant part of the Irish, during this military campaign, was simply massacred, and hundreds of thousands, including women and children, were turned into white slaves and taken to the British colonies in the West Indies.
If in 1641 more than 1.5 million people lived in Ireland, then in 1652 only 850 thousand remained, of which 150 thousand people were English and Scottish colonists.
The Irish people have lost over 50% of their population. Such genocide is difficult to find in the history of other countries.
England was the world leader in the slave trade, on its account the lives of millions killed and ruined. About 13 million slaves from Africa were brought to the British colonies. Considering the fact that for every slave brought alive there were 3-4 killed during the "hunt for people" in Africa itself and during transportation, the figures of genocide are simply colossal.
It should be added that the founder of the theory of civil society, the English philosopher John Locke helped to draft the constitution of the slave states of the United States and invested all his savings in the slave trade.
In the 19th century, England established a massive supply of opium to China, receiving in return huge material values, gold, silver and fur. In addition, the military-strategic goal was achieved - the disintegration of the Chinese army, officials and people, their loss of the will to resist.
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In order to get rid of the corrupting influence of opium and save the country, the Chinese emperor in 1839 launched a massive operation to confiscate and destroy opium stocks in Canton. London reacted with war - the opium wars began.
China was defeated and was forced to accept the onerous terms of the British state drug mafia. This brought huge profits to the English elite, including the British royal family.
The damage for China was terrible - whole generations died in the drug intoxication, the people were intellectually and physically degraded. So, in 1842 the population of the empire was about 416 million people, of which 2 million were drug addicts, in 1881 - just over 369 million people, of which 120 million were drug addicts.
"As long as China remains a nation of drug addicts, we should not be afraid that this country will turn into a serious military power, since this habit sucks the vitality from the Chinese," - this is how the British consul concluded his speech at a meeting of the Royal Opium Commission in 1895 in China Jeff Hirst.
Millions of people were destroyed in wars unleashed by London around the globe. And how many millions of people were killed in the British colonies in North America, Australia and Tasmania (all Tasmanians were killed).
More than a dozen millions were destroyed by the British in India. So, in less than 20 years of the British stay in Bengal, the population of the region has decreased by almost 20 million people - more than half!
From the beginning of the 19th century, as the British spread their influence in India, mass famine became common in the country. According to British official figures, in India 1 million people died of hunger in 1800-1825, 400 thousand people died in 1825-1850, 5 million people died in 1850-1875, and in 1875-1900 - 26 million people.
The massacres of Aboriginal people in the English colonies were as commonplace as hunting. In 1830, in Tasmania, soldiers of the British 40th Regiment rounded up the natives who dared to be "unkind", shot the men, and then beat women and children to death.
Historian Carolyn Elkins, in his book on the English regime in Kenya after World War II, cites an example of how, in response to the murder of 32 white colonists by Mao-Mao rebels, the British massacred about 300,000 Kikuya people and drove another 1.5 million people into camps.
It should be noted that the world's first concentration camps were established by the British Lord Kitchener in South Africa for Boer families during the Boer War of 1899-1902.
By order of the commander-in-chief of the British troops Kitchener, the civilian farms of the Boers were destroyed, and the civilian population was interned in camps, where, according to the British themselves, the conditions of stay were simply appalling.
To suppress resistance in the war with the Boers, explosive dum-dum bullets were used, causing great suffering to people. Finally, by order of Kitchener, the whole country of the Boers was fenced off with barbed wire into large sections.
In total, the British drove about 200 thousand people into the camps - about half of the white population of the Boer republics. Of these, according to the most conservative estimates, about 26 thousand people died from hunger and disease, and most of those killed were children.
Subsequently, the British covered the entire planet with a network of concentration camps and prisons, suppressing any signs of resistance with the most brutal terror, creating their own "world order".