Most evil person ever?

mattjack · 08-10-2011 9:31pm

Stephen P wrote: »

Myra Hindley
Ian Brady
Ian Huntley

There's a common denominator that these three have...

you can make the word "rain" out of all their names.

FearDark · 08-10-2011 9:31pm

Chris P. Bacon wrote: »

Kim yong il.

Get well soon Kim

R P McMurphy · 08-10-2011 9:33pm

4leto wrote: »

Margaret Thatcher wasn't evil, one hell of a leader who saved Britain from ruin.

Hitler, Mao, Stalin, Lenin, Pol Pot, Caesar, Caligula, Genghis Khan, Vlad the Impaler, Fukcing George Bush.

You praise Thatcher yet criticise pol pot in the same post. Are you aware of her support for him even after his fall from power

doyle61 · 08-10-2011 9:34pm

louis walsh.....................for selecting jedward

Crann na Beatha · 08-10-2011 9:34pm

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Yahew · 08-10-2011 9:35pm

R P McMurphy wrote: »

You praise Thatcher yet criticise pol pot in the same post. Are you aware of her support for him even after his fall from power

REally? Sounds to me like she wouldn't have supported a communist. Maybe you are thinking Pinochet.

R P McMurphy · 08-10-2011 9:36pm

Yahew wrote: »

R P McMurphy wrote: »

You praise Thatcher yet criticise pol pot in the same post. Are you aware of her support for him even after his fall from power

REally? Sounds to me like she wouldn't have supported a communist. Maybe you are thinking Pinochet.

No I am thinking pol pot

Diabhal Beag · 08-10-2011 9:37pm

That German bint Angela Merkel.

4leto · 08-10-2011 9:37pm

R P McMurphy wrote: »

You praise Thatcher yet criticise pol pot in the same post. Are you aware of her support for him even after his fall from power

No her time in power was complex, what she did do she ruthlessly pursued British interests, no matter the devil.

I do admire her, but I acknowledge she got a long wrong as well. But not the thread forum for this discussion

Belle E. Flops · 08-10-2011 9:38pm

The Jedwards

Yahew · 08-10-2011 9:40pm

R P McMurphy wrote: »

No I am thinking pol pot

Ah, I just read Pilger's piece on that. They opposed Vietnam taking over Cambodia. There was hardly any ideological point of commonality there.

Whats never really mentioned about Pol Pot is where his ideology came from. The general left wing view is that American bombers bombed the place and then you get Pol Pot. But that doesn't happen anywhere else. Pol Pot was educated at the Sorbonne, and his ideas of Year Zero were ideas of Marxism at the time - and of some maoists still in the academy in France. Althusser etc.

Spook80 · 08-10-2011 9:41pm

mattjack wrote: »

There's a common denominator that these three have...

you can make the word "rain" out of all their names.

And by putting an "R" in Ian Huntley :P

IcedOut · 08-10-2011 9:41pm

Thierry henry

Louis walsh

whoever stole my fiver

mattjack · 08-10-2011 9:45pm

DaveM80 wrote: »

And by putting an "R" in Ian Huntley :P

Linden Village and spelling dont mix...

riggerman · 08-10-2011 9:45pm

Alco housemate , who stole my drink and tried to hit my girlfriend .

R P McMurphy · 08-10-2011 9:45pm

Yahew wrote: »

R P McMurphy wrote: »

No I am thinking pol pot

Ah, I just read Pilger's piece on that. They opposed Vietnam taking over Cambodia. There was hardly any ideological point of commonality there.

Whats never really mentioned about Pol Pot is where his ideology came from. The general left wing view is that American bombers bombed the place and then you get Pol Pot. But that doesn't happen anywhere else. Pol Pot was educated at the Sorbonne, and his ideas of Year Zero were ideas of Marxism at the time - and of some maoists still in the academy in France. Althusser etc.

Is a little known fact that once they were ousted from power the sas were training them to attempt to stage another coup, even after all of the horrors emerged. He was well protected up until his death