EVIL ATHEISTS
Militant atheists take great pleasure in informing the world that evils
have accompanied some phases of historical Christianity and that some
leading believers of the past have committed heinous crimes. This site
negates
the erroneous notion that evil can co-exist with "true" Christianity
and addresses this issue in the,
"Is Christianity Evil?,"
page. Contrariwise, this site asserts that evil and atheism can and have
co-existed, thanks to setting aside the belief in a Supreme Judge
and a God-given set of ethics. In fact the greatest crimes in history have
been committed not by believers but by militant atheists who are responsible
for the death of about one hundred million people this past century alone.
This page is meant to inform the reader of the brutal actions of these
atheistic psychopathic leaders and other atheists who have, or are
contributing evil ideas that have or will cause more anguish for humanity in
the future.
STALIN
(Russian Dictator)
"He was born on December 21, 1879 in
Gori, Georgia, the son of a poor cobbler. He trained for the priesthood. His
mother always hoped he would be a priest but it wasn’t to be. He was
expelled from the seminary because of his revolutionary ideas.
Stalin played a minor role in the
1917 revolution. He made a name for himself as a gifted organiser and was
hand-picked by Lenin for the position of general secretary.
On Lenin’s death, Stalin’s ruthless
quest for the top job began. In 1929 he launched a programme of
collectivisation and industrialisation to turn his country of peasants into
a modern workforce? The cost was astronomical with several million dying of
starvation. Worse was to come in the killings of 1936-1939 that saw
countless millions dead.
He had all opposition eliminated
through a series of purges. Those who did not co-operate were executed or
put into concentration camps.
Stalin has surely amassed the greatest toll
of killings of all time."
In the process
he has become the world’s number-one
tyrant and is likely to remain the same to the very end.
"Russia turns
its Back on Stalin's Evil Past." The Kingdom. <http://www.the-kingdom.ie/news/story/?trs=cwojojsnau> (1 June, 2009).
MAO ZEDONG (Chinese dictator)
"During the year the author
Jung Chang releases a biography of Mao
that claims that 70 million Chinese died as a result of his policies.
Asked in an interview "who was the
real Mao Tse-Tung?", Chang replies: "The real Mao was completely amoral. He
rejected morality as an adult decision
when he was 24-years-old and he said the
world exists only for me. And
from then on he pursued what he wanted with basically increasing power,
first to become supreme party leader and then the supreme leader of China,
and then to dominate the world. He single-mindedly pursued these goals
throughout his life."
"Mao Tse-Tung." Moreorless:
Heroes and Killers of the 20th Century. <http://www.moreorless.au.com/killers/mao.html>
(2 June, 2009).
"People's
Republic of China, Mao Zedong's regime (1949-1975)
Agence France Press (25 Sept. 1999)
citing at length from Courtois, Stephane, Le Livre Noir du Communism:
Rural
purges, 1946-49: 2-5M deaths
Urban
purges, 1950-57: 1M
Great Leap
Forward: 20-43M
Cultural
Revolution: 2-7M
Labor Camps:
20M
Tibet:
0.6-1.2M
TOTAL: 44.5 to 72M"
"Source List and Detailed Death
Tolls for the Twentieth Century Hemoclysm." <http://users.erols.com/mwhite28/warstat1.htm>
(2 June, 2009).
POL POT (Cambodian dictator)
"Pol Pot was the leader of the Khmer
Rouge and the Prime Minister of Cambodia from 1976 to 1979, having been de
facto leader since mid-1975. During his time in power Pol Pot imposed an
extreme version of agrarian communism where all city dwellers were relocated
to the countryside to work in collective farms and forced labour projects.
The
combined effect of slave labour, malnutrition, poor medical care and
executions is estimated to have killed around 2 million Cambodians
(approximately one third of the population).
His regime achieved special notoriety for singling out all intellectuals and
other “bourgeois enemies” for murder. The Khmer Rouge committed mass
executions in sites known as the Killing Fields. The executed were buried in
mass graves. In order to save ammunition, executions were often carried out
using hammers, axe handles, spades or sharpened bamboo sticks."
"Pol Pot," The Most Evil
Men in History. <http://listverse.com/2007/09/05/top-10-most-evil-men/>
(2 June, 2009).
NICOLAE CEAUSESCU (Romanian dictator)
"Ceausescu had grandiose visions
of leading Romania into a
new age, and
undertook
massive,
expensive, and
somewhat
pointless
public works projects
to achieve this end. Unfortunately, these projects ran up massive
foreign debts as
well, which he was unable to pay. The Romanian economy suffered, and soon
collapsed for everyone except Ceausescu and his cronies.
Additionally,
Nicolae had it in for the ethnic
Hungarians in his
country, and did his best to drive as many as he could out of Romania.
Romanian
citizenry was
appalled at these
policies, but were
kept in check by the
Securitate, his
secret police, who
kept almost 15%(!)
of the population as paid informants.
...decreed
that all Romanian women must bear 5 children apiece....he
had specially trained
birth squads set up
to visit women at home and at work once a month, and administer
pregnancy tests...As
a result of this decree,
state-run orphanages
were soon filled to overflowing with about 150,000 orphans in a country with
a
population of about 5
million.
In
addition to
tapping phones and
opening mail, the
Securitate also required all
typewriters to be
registered. The
penalty for owning an unregistered typewriter was
death.
After receiving
a
death threat from an
anonymous sender, Ceausescu ordered the Securitate to secure
handwriting samples
from the entire population.
Ceausescu was
steadfast in his denial that
AIDS was a real
disease. He believed that it was mainly a syndrome of the
bourgeoise West, and
that Romanians would not suffer. So, of course,
Romanians suffered.
Thousands of the abovementioned orphans died of AIDS contracted from
blood transfusions
and
shared needles in
vaccinations."
"Nicolae
Ceausescu," Everything 2. <http://everything2.com/title/Nicolae%2520Ceausescu>
(2 June, 2009).
SLOBODAN MILOSEVIC
(Serbian Dictator)
"Charges:
The Indictment charges Slobodan Milosevic on the basis of individual
criminal responsibility (Article 7(1) of the Statute) and superior criminal
responsibility (Article 7(3) thereof) with:
 Two counts of genocide and
complicity in genocide under Article 4 of the Statute;
Ten counts of crimes
against humanity involving persecution, extermination, murder,
imprisonment, torture, deportation and inhumane acts (forcible transfers)
under Article 5 of the Statute;
Eight counts of grave
breaches of the Geneva Conventions of 1949 involving wilful killing,
unlawful confinement, torture, wilfully causing great suffering, unlawful
deportation or transfer, and extensive destruction and appropriation of
property under Article 2 of the Statute, and;
Nine counts of violations
of the laws or customs of war involving inter alia attacks on
civilians, unlawful destruction, plunder of property and cruel treatment
under Article 3 of the Statute."
"MILOSEVIC Case Information Sheet(IT-02-54) "Bosnia
and Herzegovina" <http://www.un.org/icty/glance/milosevic.htm>
(3 June, 2009).
Vladimir Ilyich Lenin (Russian
dictator)
"Lenin was the initiator of the central
drama--the tragedy--of our era, the rise of totalitarian states. A bookish
man with a scholar's habits and a general's tactical instincts, Lenin
introduced to the 20th century the practice of taking an all-embracing
ideology and imposing it on an entire society rapidly and mercilessly;
he created a regime that
erased politics, erased historical memory, erased opposition. In his short
career in power, from 1917 until his death in 1924, Lenin created a model
not merely for his successor, Stalin, but for Mao, for Hitler, for Pol
Pot.
It
is, perhaps, impossible to calculate just how many tens of millions of
murders "flowed" from Leninism.
Certainly Stalin differed from Lenin in the length of his time as
dictator--some 25 years to Lenin's six--and he also had the advantage of
greater technology. As a result, Stalin's murderous statistics are
superior to Lenin's. And yet Lenin contributed so very much.
Very few of Stalin's policies were
without roots in Leninism: it was Lenin who built the first camps; Lenin who
set off artificial famine as a political weapon; Lenin who disbanded the
last vestige of democratic government, the Constituent Assembly, and devised
the Communist Party as the apex of a totalitarian structure; Lenin who first
waged war on the intelligentsia and on religious believers,
wiping out any traces of civil liberty and a free press."
"V. I.
Lenin," Time 100. <http://www.time.com/time/time100/leaders/profile/lenin.html> (4
June, 2009).
BENITO MUSSOLINI (Italian dictator)
"Hence the fact that
although Mussolini, like many of the Fascists, was an atheist and
anti-clerical at heart."
Pollard John, "Mussolini’s
Rivals: The Limits of the Personality Cult in Fascist Italy."
New Perspective. Volume 4. Number 2. December 1998.<http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~semp/facistitaly.htm>
(18 June, 2009).
Losses by Ethiopians as a result of Mussolini's Second Ethopian Invasion::
275,000 - killed in action
78,500 - patriots killed during the occupation (1936-1941)
17,800 - women, children, and others killed by bombings
30,000 - massacre of February 1937
35,000 - persons who died in concentration camps
24,000 - patriots executed by Summary Courts
300,000 - persons who died of privations due to the destruction of their
villages
760,300
- TOTAL
“Second Italo-Abyssinian War,” Wikipedia.
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_Italo-Abyssinian_War>
(19 June, 2009).
"Over 5.2 million men served in the Italian army during the First World War
Italy's total wartime casualties was 420,000 killed and almost 955,000
wounded."
"Mussolini," Spartacus Web Site.<http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/Italy.htm>
(18 June, 2009).
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FRIEDRICH
NIETZSCHE (Philosopher)
"He believed that the values of
self-sacrifice inherent in Christianity undermined the cultural development;
that democracy and socialism, which treated all people equally, stifled
individual creativity and genius; and that universal suffrage gave power to
the masses. Therefore, it was up to exceptional individuals to take
leadership. He outlined his plan for a new generation of “supermen” who
“were free from sentimental inhibitions and prepared …to use violence in the
building of a new, nobler world.” (Hitler was one of his most
committed followers).
"Thus Spake Zarathustra" (1883-1884).
Cited in
Christopher, J.R., Wittet, G.G., Modern Western Civilization.
Toronto: Oxford University Press, 1991, 214.
KARL MARX (Father of Communism)
"The
abolition of religion as the illusory happiness of the people is the demand
for their real happiness. To call on
them to give up their illusions about their condition is to call on them to
give up a condition that requires illusions. The criticism of religion is
therefore in embryo the criticism of that vale of tears of which religion is
the halo."
"The first requisite for the happiness
of the people is the abolition of religion."
"Karl Marx," Atheism.
<http://atheisme.free.fr/Quotes/Marx.htm>
(2 June, 2009).
AYN RAND (Philosopher)
"She was also an
atheist, and
promoted
ethical egoism...while
condemning
altruism."
"Ayn Rand,"
Wikipedia. <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ayn_Rand>
(3 June, 2007).
“To live for his own sake means
that the achievement of his own happiness is man’s highest moral purpose.”
Rand, Ayn, The Virtue of Selfishness. New York:
Signet Books, 1964, 27.
ALFRED KINSEY (Sex
Researcher)
"Jones
(a former employee of the Kinsey Institute) “…describes the Indiana
University professor as a "secular evangelist," "a scolding preacher rather
than a scientist," and a "covert revolutionary" who "used
science to lay siege to middle class morality."
Kinsey, explains Jones,
engaged in "a public crusade for private reasons."
Those "private reasons"
included a bizarre sex-life that involved wife-swapping, homosexual
group-sex, an extreme masochism that helped destroy his health, and,
perhaps, pedophilia. At every turn these "private reasons"—perversity
and a need for dominance over others—permeated his "scientific" work.”
“Kinsey’s fellow
researchers also served as his sex partners.
Their zeal for sex played a
role in leading their research to focus on people who deviated from societal
standards—pimps, prostitutes, homosexuals, imprisoned sex offenders,
etc.—and away from those who conformed. Kinsey’s "methodology and sampling
technique virtually guaranteed that he would find what he was looking for,"
confesses Jones.
Kinsey’s
perversion was often self-destructive.
For most of his
life, he masturbated with a "toothbrush" inserted in his urethra. At one
point, Jones conveys, Kinsey crawled into a bathtub and "circumcised himself
without the benefit of amnesia." Perhaps most disturbing of Jones’
revelations is an incident that happened during the college professor’s
final years. Jones explains, "he tied a strong, tight knot around his
scrotum with one end of the rope dangling from the pipe overhead. The other
end he wrapped around his hand. Then, he climbed up on a chair, and jumped
off, suspending himself in midair." The self-inflicted torture would
hospitalize him for weeks and, ironically, may have contributed to the
untimely death of this champion of "sexual freedom" two years later."
"Kinsey: Crimes and
Consequences." Accuracy in Academia.
http://www.academia.org/store/kinsey.html
(26 May, 2009).
BARON D'HOLBACH
(Author/Philosopher)
"Denying the
existence of a
deity, and refusing to admit as evidence
all
a priori arguments, d'Holbach saw in
the universe nothing save matter in motion. In this, he was influenced by
John Toland. The foundation of
morality is happiness:
"It would be useless and almost unjust to insist
upon a man's being virtuous if he cannot be so without being unhappy. So
long as vice renders him happy, he should love vice."
This
theory of morality can be seen as a precursor to
utilitarianism."
"Baron D'Holbach," Wikipedia.
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baron_d'Holbach>
(4 April, 2007).
BARON DE SADE
(Philosopher)
(18th Century French Philosopher who
epitomizes the life style of many who abandon God and conceive their own
immoral code.
The word "Sadism" originates in this man)
"French philosopher Donatien Aldonse Louis de Sade
argued, often eloquently, for the rejection of faith and religion and
embrace of the self and its desires..."
"It was de Sade's unusual sexual proclivities that
made him the man who lent his name to the term 'sadism', and although his
personal preferences are perverse by today's standards, they were not
particularly unusual for young aristocrats in the eighteenth century. It was his writings -- 'Justine', '120 Days of Sodom', 'Lusts of the
Libertines', and others -- which branded him an arch pornographer. The
lion's share of these writings involve varying combinations of dubious
sexual activities, violence, and fecal matter."
His work aside, de Sade was a rather romantic
figure, spending some 29 years behind bars
(either prison or asylum), and escaping in circumstances
that shame the Scarlet Pimpernel."
"De Sade,"
History House., <http://www.historyhouse.com/in_history/desade> (4 April, 2007).
PETER SINGER (Bioethicist)
Singer, by trying to be more broadminded than is reasonable, has created a
philosophy that actually dehumanizes people, reducing them to points of
consciousness that are indistinguishable from those of many non-human
animals.
Therefore, what is of
primary importance for the Princeton bioethicists is not the
existence
of the being in question, but its
quality
of life. But
this process of dehumanization leads directly to discrimination against
those whose quality of life is not sufficiently developed. Singer has little
choice but to divide humanity into those who have a preferred state of life
from those who do not. In this way, his broad egalitarianism decays into a
narrow preferentialism:
When we
reject belief in God we must give up the idea that life on this planet has
some preordained meaning. Life as a whole has no meaning. Life began, as the
best available theories tell us, in a chance combination of gasses; it then
evolved through random mutation and natural selection. All this just
happened; it did not happen to any overall purpose. Now that it has resulted
in the existence of beings who prefer some states of affairs to others,
however, it may be possible for particular lives to be meaningful. In this
sense some atheists can find meaning in life.
Life can be meaningful for an atheist when he is able to spend his life in a
"preferred state." The atheistic
perspective here does not center on
people, however, it centers on happiness.
This curious
preference for happiness over people engenders a rather chilling logic. It
is not human life or the existing human being that is good, but the
"preferred state." Human life is not sacrosanct, but a certain kind of life
can be "meaningful." If one baby is disabled, does it not make sense to kill
it and replace it with one who is not and "therefore" has a better chance
for happiness? "When the death of the
disabled infant," writes Singer, "will lead to the birth of another infant
with better prospects of a happy life, the total amount of happiness will be
greater if the disabled infant is killed.
According to this avant garde thinker, unborn
babies or neonates, lacking the requisite consciousness to qualify as
persons, have less right to continue to live than an adult gorilla. By the
same token, a suffering or disabled child would have a weaker claim not to
be killed than a mature pig. Singer writes, in Rethinking Life and Death:
Human babies are not born self-aware or
capable of grasping their lives over time. They are not persons. Hence
their lives would seem to be no more worthy of protection that the life of
a fetus.
And writing specifically about Down syndrome
babies, he advocates trading a disabled or defective child (one who is
apparently doomed to too much suffering) for one who has better prospects
for happiness:
We may not want a child to start on life's
uncertain voyage if the prospects are clouded. When this can be known at a
very early stage in the voyage, we may still have a chance to make a fresh
start. This means detaching ourselves from the infant who has been born,
cutting ourselves free before the ties that have already begun to bind us
to our child have become irresistible. Instead of going forward and
putting all our effort into making the best of the situation, we can still
say no, and start again from the beginning."
HENRY MORGENTALER
(Leading Canadian abortionist)
Most people around the
world do not know who Henry Morgentaler is. In Canada Henry Morgentaler is a
well known atheist-abortionist. Pro- abortion groups worldwide applaud him as one of their heroes; Pro-life groups see him as a callous killer
of countless human lives. Recently Morgentaler was chosen to be awarded "The
Order of Canada," for being a heroic defender of the rights of women. Is this man truly a
hero, or is he an enemy of humanity? (Click
here for in-depth article on this man's irrational thinking).
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