ANDREW C. HAMMER of the FOUNDATION FOR THE STUDY OF POLITICAL PSYCHOSIS
presents
A 
"brief" by Richard Koenigsberg

''MASS MURDER AND THE HEISENBERG PRINCIPLE"

"History books" focus on leaders who have killed the greatest number of people (in the name of the nation, the people, or another sacred ideal).

Historians are complicit: the Heisenberg Principle: the observed cannot be disentangled from the observer. Political murderers are acutely conscious of historians. Historians are the mass-murderer's target market. 

Political leaders murder in order to be "remembered."  Those who murder the greatest number of human beings are those most remembered: Lenin, Stalin, Hitler, Mao, Pol Pot, etc.

Mass murderers kill in order to be written up in history books. The Heisenberg Principle. The Observed cannot be separated from the Observer.