The fact that the concentration camps in Nazi Germany originated from the ongoing planned starvation and chemical attacks in the federal reservations of British diaspora against Indigenous people who refuse to surrender the fruit of their labor and the fact that the death camps originated from the Indian Residential fake schools in the USA both supported your claim. More evidence are the 1989 Tiananmen Square false flag terrorism against Chinese citizens that were proven only by a video in British Hong Kong about a group of thugs in plain clothes who ram over a crowd of protestors with a stolen military vehicle. A fourth evidence is the practice by Pax Americana counter-terrorist terrorism operation to massacre a community of innocent people of color with the excuse that the genocide is the only method to kill terrorists that may not be proven to exist when the so-called "axis of evil" use targated attack against combatants, search and arrest procedure, and re-education program that is not like the fake assimilation program against Northern Native Americans for child slaves and organ harvesting.

Anyway, the cited Telegraph indoctrination article did concerns several self-contradictions of Pax Americana, Liberalism, and Capitalism. It reveals that Bretton Woods institutions contradict their policy to forced former European colonies in economic dependency with the authority to diversify the economy in former imperialist countries for 'security' reason. It reveals that Pax Americana media frame the small narrow world of Western European diaspora as the only representation of people across the broader world. It reveals that the Communists are hard-working innovative people that contradicts the Liberals' claim that Communists are lazy and that the Communists are more productive than Liberals who depends on unfair advantages like good climate and support from empires. It reveals that Liberals frame successful hard working innovative people of color as evil scary boogyman mastermind who are beyond the comprehension of the homogenous worldview of Pax Americana.