In fact, in 1937, more Chinese died in the first six weeks of the occupation of Nanking (around 350,000) than at Hiroshima and Nagasaki combined. Japanese soldiers held decapitation contests to see who could behead the most captives. Pregnant women were raped by entire military units.

Nanking was a dress rehearsal for Japan's conduct throughout World War II -- the Bataan death march, Mengele-like experiments of Unit 731 in Manchuria and the brutal treatment of POWs (one in three were killed).

In 1935, Germany registered all guns, and in 1938 they confiscated them. Between 1933 and 1945, Nazi Germany eradicated between 10 and 13 million souls and were able to do so because those people hadn't any guns with which to defend themselves.

On the left, Ukrainian civilians are being executed, and on the right a mass grave at the Belsen concentration camp.

Men were generally kept alive until they could work no longer. However, in many cases, women and children were just mouths to be fed and were eliminated without delay. In western Russia, at Babi Yar, 33,000 Jews who lived in Kiev, were executed and dumped into a ravine that served as a mass grave. These two young girls were among the victims. The girl on the left was two and the girl on the right was three. (No one had guns to defend them.)

Because the Soviets had already taken their guns, the people in eastern Poland and western Russia were unable to defend themselves from the Nazi onslaught.

This picture shows a group of Polish civilians being executed. Do you suppose if the people had been armed that it would have been as easy for the Nazis to overrun Europe?

Perhaps one of the reasons Hitler didn't invade Switzerland, was that ALL the men were armed. Isn't there a lesson to be learned here?

Again, another group of civilians, this time in Russia. Sarah Brady and Charles Schumer, et al., are you paying attention? It could happen here!

As I mentioned above women and children were the first to be done away with. This picture shows a group of Jewish women from the Mizocz ghetto who have just been shot. An officer is going among them finishing off those who were only wounded. (No one had guns to defend them.)

This group of women, some carrying children, are Ukrainian. They have been stripped and are now standing in line awaiting execution. (No one had guns to defend them.)

In Yugoslavia, under NAZI occupation, the Independent State of Croatia (NDH), was formed in 1941. All but the Croat Ustashi were disarmed. Between April, 1941 and April, 1945 900,000 Serbs, and at least 100,000 Jews and Gypsies, were rounded up and exterminated. To prevent future generations of Serbs, special attention was paid to those from birth to 14 years of age. More than 44,000 children died in very brutal ways.

The Ustashi very often used the most primitive weapons, such as forks, spades, hammers and saws, to torture their victims prior to their execution. They broke their legs, pulled off their skin and beards, blinded them by cutting their eyes with knifes and even tearing them from their sockets.

In this photograph Ustashi are torturing an Orthodox Serb with a saw, gun and knife prior to executing him. Taken somewhere in Bosnia in 1943, the photograph was found in the pocket of a dead Ustashi in 1945.

Serbian women and children, labeled as enemies of the State of Croatia, being taken to concentration camps, where they died of starvation, or were killed. (No one had guns to defend them.)

(Today, because they have forgotten their history, and worse yet, never learned it in the first place, much of the world wonders why the Serbs hate the Croats. Why? Consider the little history lesson above, and perhaps you'll find the answer.)

In 1956, citizen disarmament was established in Cambodia, and between 1975 and 1979, Pol Pot rounded up and exterminated 2 million intellectuals.

The picture on the left is a map of Cambodia made from some of the skulls and bones of Pol Pot's 2 million victims. The picture on the right is just one of many similar mountains of skulls and bones left around Cambodia. It must have been a living Hell. (No one had guns to defend them.)

In Rwanda, the Hutus have been carrying out systematic genocide against the Tutsi tribes people. Over 500,000 Tutsi have been killed. The U.N. has provided camps for the Tutsi, but then these "Peace Keepers" stood aside as many Tutsi, who had been disarmed, were slaughtered in raids on the camps by Hutu soldiers.

The picture on the left shows the results of a Hutu raid. Tutsi bodies are laying everywhere, because they had no arms with which to defend themselves. The picture on the right shows children viewing a display of Tutsi skulls. Ahh, childhood memories.

Speaking of those brave U.N. "Peace Keepers," they may be the ones that come to collect our guns after the U.S. agrees to a U.N. treaty to disarm all civilians. This treaty will override, and nullify, the Constitution so don't rely on it for protection of your rights, you'll be on your own.

The following pictures are of U.N. "Peace Keepers," keeping the peace in Somalia. The picture on the left shows two "Peace Keepers" torturing a Somali boy over a fire. The picture on the right shows another "Peace Keeper" making a Somali child drink a mixture of saltwater, vomit and worms.

More recently in the Sudan, U.N. Peacekeepers have been forcing children as young as 12 to have sex in exchange for food.

There are over 20,000 gun laws on the books right now, so let's start enforcing them, before we add any more. We need to hold the parents responsible when, through their negligence, their children take and use their guns, and then subject those who use the guns to adult justice. Existing laws aren't being enforced, and people aren't being held responsible, because anti-gun zealots can't, or won't, admit that it's actually people who ARE responsible. If they were to admit that people are responsible, their arguments against the gun itself evaporate, and if guns aren't responsible, there's no reason to ban them.