Tyrants of the History: Nero

Nero Claudius Cae­sar Augus­tus Ger­man­i­cus, also named Nero Claudius Cae­sar Drusus Ger­man­i­cus, was the 5th and last Emperor of the Julio Claudian dynasty. He was the only son of Gnaeus Domi­tius Aheno­bar­bus and Agrippina Juventa, sis­ter of emperor Caligula. (The sickness was in the blood) Nero was adopted by his uncle to become heir to the throne. As Nero Claudius Cae­sar Ger­man­i­cus, he made it to the throne on Octo­ber 54,...

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Most Hated Video: Justin Bieber Breaks the Record With One Million Dislikes

I am sorry Beliebers. Your object of worship is the most hated boy man on all of YouTube. With more than 1,150,340 dislikes, and still counting, as well as a full 5 videos on the top ten most hated video list, the poor baby Justin of formerly mop topped fame has more YouTube thumbs down on his 'Baby' video than any other unfortunate competitor. Over four million comments discuss the merits-or lack thereof-of the clip. Take heart, though: "Baby"...

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Breaking News: FBI Urge Public to Help Solve Zodiac Serial Killer Case

In what looks like a throwback to the still unsolved Zodiac serial killings that terrified the San Francisco Bay Area in the 70s, the Federal Bureau of Investigations has released a public appeal for amateur detectives to help solve a key cryptographic clue in a 1999 murder case.On June 30th, 1999, police officers in St. Louis, Missouri found the body of 41-year-old Ricky McCormick, who had been killed and dumped in a ditch on a field. The only...

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Mao Zedong: Reddest Sun of the World

Mao Zedong went from Chinese Marxist guerrilla to leader of the world's most populous country in 1949, and adopted a series of so called reforms to get China in line with his communist ideals. Unfortunately, they only caused mass starvation, a culture of fear, and extremely harsh political repression in which it was a common procedure to drive those who oppose to suicide. In all, it is believed Mao Zedong was the only responsible for tens of millions...

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The 15 Worst Companies For The Health of Our Planet

For all the marketing around ecology, there's no escaping the fact that business wreaks havoc on our planet. As the following list of the 15 worst companies for the environment makes crystal clear, there's also not much consumers can do to avoid the worst offenders. The worst companies for the planet, as determined by Newsweek, are mostly utilities. It's difficult to live without electricity. One of the few exceptions is ConAgra, the giant...

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US likes Wars against Dictators as they're good for Everything

Since two long bloody wars weren’t really sufficient for USA, the almighty American politicians figured why the heck not launch a 3rd cool military [mis]adventure into dangerous foreign country to help save countless of suffering Liibyans delicious barrels of precious oil, and uphold our nation’s promise to restoring peace and stability back to gas pumps all over the world. U.S.A.! U.S.A.! U.S.A.! U.S.A.! U.S.A.! U.S.A.! What do you think,...

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World Dictators Unite - Love

LOVE IS IN THE AIR  World Dictators Unite: Love Is In The Air from Most Hated People ...

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The Bloodiest Tyrant of all Times: Adolf Hitler (1889–1945)

Adolf Hitler (Schicklgrueber) was born in Braunau am Inn, Austria, the fourth of Alois and Klara Hitler's six children. Fascinated from an early age by war and militarism, Hitler led an unremarkable life -- indifferent student, mediocre painter, failed artist -- until World War I provided the 25-year-old with a career (soldier) and a cause (the glorification of Germany).  From 1905 on, Hitler lived a bohemian life in Vienna on...

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Dictator's Gallery: Augusto Pinochet, The Wicked Wizard

More than 2500 people were "disappeared" during seventeen-year military regime of Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet, with more than 35,000 tortured to prevent, as he believed it, the country from sliding into communism. In the meantime, he was secretly funneling Chile's riches into the bank accounts of his family, his buddies, and himself. Recognized as one of the most ruthless and violent dictators in the history of Latin America, General Augusto...

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King of Kings - Muammar al Gaddafi

Captain Muammar al Gaddafi overthrew Libya's traditional monarchy in a bloodless coup in 1969, and rapidly promoted himself to colonel, claiming that, as the leader of a people's revolution, he didn't need to be a general. Though he wields no formal title, and claims that Libya is run by its own people, no one doubts that he and his comrades holds absolute power - and use force to defend it. A true believer in one Arab state, and pan_African political...

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Natural Born Killers - What They Are

1.The majority of criminals in prison come from abusive homes, and are often called "birth criminals". They are damaged individuals who were criminals by the age of 10- most of the damage having been done by the age of  2. Most of these criminals have the same type of character flaws. The following is a list of a few of these flaws. No criminal will exhibit all of these flaws, but the majority of them will exhibit most of the flaws. -...

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Dictator's Gallery - Dear Leader. Kim Jong Il

The offspring of the 'Eternal President' of communist North Korea has been accused of almost everything from murdering his own brother as a child to kidnapping a South Korean movie director along with his wife in a psychopathic scheme to jumpstart the North Korean film industry. In the same way as his father, he became the center of a ludicrous personality cult in which he is worshipped nearly as a god on earth, with official accounts making...

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Pol Pot (May 19, 1928 – April 15, 1998)

Pol Pot’s real name was Saloth Sar. The name Pol Pot comes from the term Poli­tique poten­tielle, the French equiv­a­lent of a phrase sup­pos­edly coined for him by the Chi­nese com­mu­nist leadership.He was the leader of the Cam­bo­dian com­mu­nist movement known as the Red Khmer  and was Prime Min­is­ter of Cambodia from1976–1979.Pol Pot became the de facto leader of Cam­bo­dia in mid-1975. Dur­ing his...

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