State-Sponsored Terrorism, Crimes, and Lies

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Britain once had the largest empire in the history of mankind. To build this empire it resorted to every dirty trick and immoral means in the book: deceit, lies, assassinations, coups, installing cronies and puppet governments, and spreading drugs (opium) and prostitution to weaken its opponents. The English colonists were masters at creating divisions among their targeted native people, and building alliances with the rich and powerful against the masses, the weak and the poor. Even after their departure, they leave behind causes for continuous conflict and war (e.g. Palestine, Kashmir, Ireland, ..) Ironically, the U.S. - that was once a colony in the British empire - was one of the countries that suffered on the hands of the British imperial forces.

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- Dope, Inc.; Britain's Opium War Against the U.S. (1978)

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- Foreman - A World on Fire; Britain's Crucial Role in the American Civil War (2010)

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- Innes - Inferior Politics; Social Problems and Social Policies in Eighteenth-Century Britain (2009)

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