INTEL 654

STRATEGY PAPER OF SEIZING ASSETS FROM COMMUNIST AND NAZI REGIME SUPPORTERS AND BENIFECIERIES BY INFLATING AWAY SAVINGS AND PUSHING THEM INTO OPERATIONS BY INTELIGENCE AGENCIES AND CRIMINAL NETWORKS PROMISING RETURNS AND POWER JUST FOR THEM TO BE USED, CONTAINED AND LEFT BEHIND. AS THIS ERA OF HISTROY WILL PROVE: NO BLOOD MONEY, TOWARDS A MORAL SUPPLY CHAIN AND END TO SLAVERY WITH EXTRA STEPPS.

The total number of victims of fascist regimes is also difficult to estimate precisely due to variations in historical records and interpretations. However, some widely cited figures and contexts include:

1. Nazi Germany: Adolf Hitler’s regime is responsible for the deaths of approximately 6 million Jews in the Holocaust, along with millions of other victims including Roma, disabled individuals, political dissidents, and prisoners of war. Total estimates of deaths due to Nazi policies and World War II (which the Nazis instigated) range from 10 to 20 million.
2. Fascist Italy: Under Benito Mussolini, the death toll directly attributable to the regime is lower compared to Nazi Germany, but it includes military casualties, colonial violence in Africa, and political repression. Estimates are less clear, but they are generally considered to be in the hundreds of thousands.
3. Spanish Civil War: The Francoist regime in Spain, which emerged from the Spanish Civil War, is estimated to have caused tens of thousands of deaths due to political repression and violence during and after the war.
4. Other fascist regimes: Various other fascist or fascist-aligned regimes, such as those in Argentina under Juan Domingo Perón (though his regime is often classified more broadly) and other countries during World War II, contributed to violence and deaths, though specific numbers can be harder to pinpoint.

Overall, estimates of total deaths caused by fascist regimes, including those related to World War II and subsequent repression, range from 15 to 30 million, but these numbers vary based on the scope and definitions used.

Estimating the total number of victims of communism and left-leaning dictatorships is complex and often controversial due to varying definitions, sources, and interpretations. However, some widely cited estimates include:

1. Soviet Union: Under Joseph Stalin, estimates of deaths due to purges, forced labor camps (Gulags), and man-made famines range from 10 to 20 million.
2. China: Mao Zedong’s policies, including the Great Leap Forward and the Cultural Revolution, have been linked to the deaths of 20 to 45 million people, though estimates vary widely.
3. Cambodia: Pol Pot’s Khmer Rouge regime is estimated to have caused the deaths of around 1.7 to 2 million people through execution, forced labor, and starvation.
4. North Korea: Estimates are difficult to pin down, but the regime is believed to be responsible for hundreds of thousands to possibly over a million deaths due to purges, starvation, and political repression.
5. Other regimes: Various left-leaning governments and movements, such as those in Ethiopia under Mengistu Haile Mariam and in other revolutionary contexts, have also contributed to significant loss of life, though estimates vary.

Overall, estimates for total deaths caused by communist regimes range from 60 to 100 million, but these figures are highly debated and subject to revision as new research emerges.

SO WE WILL TAKE AS MANY PERCENT OF ALL WEALTH AS YOUR IDEOLOGY HAS KILLED IN MILLIONS: IN A NAZI OR NATIONALIST IS LOOKING AT 27%, THE COMMIES ARE LOOKING AT A 100% INHERITENCE TAX AND A 100% CONFISCATION OF WEALTH.

LETS NOT DISCUSS CONGO OF BELIGUM.