Generally a pretty broad statement starwoman,and do you...

Generally a pretty broad statement starwoman,and do you specifically know why it was mandated?,if your choice was implemented then a massive extermination program would be implemented such as happened in Cambodia,West Papua,

	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4	Column 5
0	Time	Location	Perpetrators	Victims	Number of victims
1	1949 to 1987[/FONT]	China	Communists	Chinese public	40 million

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0	1975 to 1979	Cambodia	Khmer Rouge	Public	1.7 to 2 million

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0	1975 to 1999	East Timor	Muslims	Roman Catholics	200,000

	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4	Column 5
0	1985	Sudan	Mainly Muslim militia and government	Initially, mostly Animists & Christiaas; now mainly Muslims	About 200,000 deaths; millions dislocated

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0	1994	Rwanda	Mainly Hutus	Mainly Tutsis; some moderate Hutus	about 800,000

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0	1995 to 1999	Bosnia Herzegovina	Serbian Orthodox Christians (mainly)	Muslims (mainly)	200,000

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0	1998 to 1999	Kosovo	Mainly Serbian Orthodox Christians	Mainly Muslims	400,000 displaced; deaths unknown

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0	1997 to present	Democratic Republic of the Congo	Government, army, army irregulars and rebels.	General public	About 6 million killed. Others suffered rape, destruction of property. etc. Deaths continue.

	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4	Column 5
0	2010 (if a proposed law is passed)	Uganda	Judicial murder	Lesbians, gays, & bisexual adults who engage in same-sex sexual behavior	If detected, about 5% of the adult population may be legally murdered

Saddam Hussein looks like a saint now doesn't he?
And when you put a corrupt Shia leader like Mallick in supported by the way by us in Australia ----- well this is what happens

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