Talking of genocidal maniacs, how about this list, remembering that the number of civilian deaths and other maiming accompanying the activities surely out does Mao?
Instances of the United States overthrowing, or attempting to overthrow, a foreign government since the Second World War. (* indicates successful ouster of a government)
• China 1949 to early 1960s
• Albania 1949-53
• East Germany 1950s
• Iran 1953 *
• Guatemala 1954 *
• Costa Rica mid-1950s
• Syria 1956-7
• Egypt 1957
• Indonesia 1957-8
• British Guiana 1953-64 *
• Iraq 1963 *
• North Vietnam 1945-73
• Cambodia 1955-70 *
• Laos 1958 *, 1959 *, 1960 *
• Ecuador 1960-63 *
• Congo 1960 *
• France 1965
• Brazil 1962-64 *
• Dominican Republic 1963 *
• Cuba 1959 to present
• Bolivia 1964 *
• Indonesia 1965 *
• Ghana 1966 *
• Chile 1964-73 *
• Greece 1967 *
• Costa Rica 1970-71
• Bolivia 1971 *
• Australia 1973-75 *
• Angola 1975, 1980s
• Zaire 1975
• Portugal 1974-76 *
• Jamaica 1976-80 *
• Seychelles 1979-81
• Chad 1981-82 *
• Grenada 1983 *
• South Yemen 1982-84
• Suriname 1982-84
• Fiji 1987 *
• Libya 1980s
• Nicaragua 1981-90 *
• Panama 1989 *
• Bulgaria 1990 *
• Albania 1991 *
• Iraq 1991
• Afghanistan 1980s *
• Somalia 1993
• Yugoslavia 1999-2000 *
• Ecuador 2000 *
• Afghanistan 2001 *
• Venezuela 2002 *
• Iraq 2003 *
• Haiti 2004 *

Unfortunately, conservatives do not change their spots.

In her answer to Caroline Lucas, leader of the Greens, who asked the infinitely sensible question that, if nuclear weapons were a real deterrent why not let other nations have them, her response was: 'Sadly [Lucas], and some members of the Labour party, seem to be the first to defend the country’s enemies’.

There we have it,folks. You're either with us or with the terrorists (or whomever else we declare our enemies). It's all about us and them. No nuance. No negotiation. Way to go, Theresa.

This will almost certainly extend to any other enemies of Britain's ruling class - the poor, the unemployed, the working poor, the NHS and anyone with pesky leftist, socialist thinking who believe in renationalising Britain's 30 years of privatisation and deregulation.

May is being groomed as the new Iron Lady of British politics. She even looks and talks like you know who.

Now, where can we find another Falklands War to shore up her popularity? Tahiti looks nice.