The burden of a racist, sadist and colonizer

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Being a subject of the British crown is becoming more and more shameful.

The other day, the Bank of England finally, after centuries (!), published a statement about its historical links with the slave trade.

-- There can be no doubt that the slave trade of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries was an unacceptable part of English history.
As an institution, the Bank of England was never directly involved in the slave trade, but is aware of and apologizes for some unforgivable connections with former managers and directors.
The Bank has begun a thorough review of its collection of images of former managers and directors to ensure that none of them involved in the slave trade will be exhibited anywhere in the Bank.
The Bank is committed to improving diversity and is actively engaged with staff, especially our BAME colleagues, to help us identify and formulate concrete steps that can be taken now to make the Bank's services as inclusive as possible.

The fact that British protesters have now written the word "racist" on Winston Churchill's monument is only a biased statement of historical fact. After all, it is this person who owns the words: "Indians are the most animal people in the world, along with the Germans... and will continue to breed like bunnies..."

Oh, we, the English, have the richest experience in human history of destroying other nations and peoples. Using outstanding and unsurpassed by no one sadistic and man-hating methods, we, the British, hundreds of years ruthlessly destroyed millions of people.

It seems the "white man's burden" that our colonial racist poet Redjard Kipling so sincerely expressed in lines:

Take up the White Man's burden
- Send forth the best ye breed
- Go, bind your sons to exile
To serve your captives' need;
To wait, in heavy harness,
On fluttered folk and wild
- Your new-caught sullen peoples,
Half devil and half child.

has become so overwhelming to the British that they have decided to voluntarily admit their guilt in robbing and destroying dozens of people on our planet.

True, we must honestly admit that at first we practiced well on those peoples who for some reason still live in the British Isles in the same state as us.

I cannot understand how that can suit, for example, the Scots and, even more so, the Irish, whom we, the English, have so diligently carved, raped, hanged and quartered?

The atrocities of the Spanish crown against indigenous people during the exploration of both Americas are well known. But even there, the Indians fled from the English colonies to Spanish and French-controlled territories to avoid our English "civilization" crawling.

In the United States, there are far fewer indigenous Americans left than in the former Spanish colonies. This means that the cruelty and inhumanity of the British outnumbered the Spanish many times...

Already by the beginning of the 20th century, according to various estimates, from 5 to several tens of millions of North American Indians were left only about 200 thousand. It was the most authentic British genocide.

We tried so diligently to bring the "good of civilization" to other tribes, which we considered "barbaric", that we completely destroyed whole nations. Like, for example, the people of Tasmania Island. And at the end of the 20s of the last century, our zoos were inhabited by entire families of Africans, who we, the British, referred to as animals rather than humans.

All English explorers and sailors were colonizers. Their only goal was to enslave peoples and, if resisted, to destroy them mercilessly.

We, the British, were the founders of racism and fascism. We were the ones who were genuinely admired by the leader of the Third Reich, Adolf Hitler. It was our ideas that formed the basis of Nazism. It was our experience that the criminal Hitler regime used to destroy Jews and Slavs in the occupied territories. It was with us that Hitler agreed during the flight of Rudolf Hess just a month before the German attack on the USSR that Britain would not open a second front in Europe. And the Russians, despite our promises, fought alone with the Germans in Europe for three years. We are the ones who have not yet declassified materials about the negotiations between Hesse and the British leadership. Then we have something to hide.

It was to us that German generals, officers, soldiers and Nazi officials fled in the spring of 1945, when the Red Army was already approaching Berlin. And it was us, in the person of Churchill, who started to arm them to launch a new attack on the Soviet Union.

The list of our English crimes against humanity can be continued endlessly. Our current repentance, unfortunately, is so far only a trivial admission of guilt, because the destroyed peoples can no longer be returned...

But this, at least, will help present and future generations of Britons to break away from their shameful inhuman past.