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October 8, 1859 Empress Myeongseong of Korea, also known as Queen Min, was brutally murdered today by Japanese Ronin and assisted by pro-Japanese Korean military officers. Publicly opposed to Japanese involvement in Korea, Empress Myeongseong was seen as a threat by the Meiji Goverment of Japan. Her assasination would have lasting consequences for the Korean peninsula. September 24, 2019 IAn impeachment inquiry was launched today by Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats against President Donald Trump. Did he abuse his power when he asked the new President of Ukraine to launch an investigation into Hunter Biden, the son of Presidential hopeful Joe Biden and the Ukrainian company he worked for, Burisma Holdings. This is a story that Avescope and the world will be watching closely. Corruption in Ukraine has been endemic and this could get very murky for all involved. Postcards of NEWS Brexit. Who even knows anymore? British Prime Minister Boris Johnson tried to prorogue parliament to give himself time to make a deal. It was struck down. He tried to call an election... twice. It wasn't allowed. One would think the government would fall after a non-confidence vote, but no. It looks like a No-Deal Brexit on October 31st, but parliament has even said that's not going to be allowed. What will happen is literally anyone's guess. At this point? We suggest the British buckle up. It's going to get... scary? Weird? Strange? We don't even have a word for it.... October 13, 54 AD Emperor Claudius died today under mysterious circumstances. Some whisper poison. A somewhat unpopular emperor for 13 years, he took over from the dreaded madman, Caligula. Let's hope his successor, Nero, will be much much better. Avescope | 5
October 13, 54 AD Hong Kong September 2019 Protests in Hong Kong continued throughout the month of September and it will be interesting to see if the Beijing government will react before the 70th Anniversary of Communist China on October 1, 2019. It has been speculated that the President of China, Xi Jinping and the Chinese Communist Party will not be able to afford the loss of face if the protests continue on this day. While Carrie Lam, the Administrator of Hong Kong has said she will withdraw the extradition law which was the catalyst of these protests, the protesters seem unmoved. The demands behind these protests has grown to include many grievances against the Chinese government which far exceed the extradition law. Will China step in with force? We will have to wait and see. Emperor Claudius died today under mysterious circumstances. Some whisper poison. A somewhat unpopular emperor for 13 years, he took over from the dreaded madman, Caligula. Let's hope his successor, Nero, will be much much better. October 22, 1957 Today was marked by the first American casualties in what would become the Vietnam war. An almost 20 year conflict, (1955-1975) the Vietnam War would claim between 1.5 and 4.5 million lives and displace millions more. Stories from last month, last year, last decade, last century, last millennia. Stories that are interesting... Stories we are following... Canada September 11, 2019 October 29, 1969 TThe first computer to computer link occured today on ARPANET, the precursor to the internet. ARPANET was the first network to use TCP/IP protocols for the transfer of data. And the rest, as they say, is history! The Canadian Federal Election was called today and many wonder if this will be the end of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's mandate. With approval ratings equal to the Canadian Conservative Party lead by Andrew Scheer, it's a real horse race. Many expect that, no matter who wins, a minority government is probably on the table. Trudeau has been dogged with scandals- from two ethics violations - his accepting a holiday from the Aga Khan to his involvement in the grotesque SNC Lavalin affair - to the ridiculous, a 17 year old black/brownface scandal., Trudeau has a hard election ahead of him. Nipping at his heels on the left is Jagmeet Singh of the New Democratic Party. Singh has his own challenger for the left in the form of Elizabeth May and her Green Party. On the right, Andrew Scheer also has to deal with vote split from Maxim Bernier's Canadian People's Party. This is going to be an exciting race! Avescope | 6
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