Today in History – October 9

1635 – Roger Williams is then banished from the Massachusetts Bay Colony questioning election results religious and political differences.

1806 – Prussia declares war on France. It looks like a pre-season game. It doesn’t count. The real game comes in 1870.

1825 – Restoration arrives from Norway at New York Harbor, the first organized immigration from Norway to the United States. They are quick to attack criminal gangs and start crime rampages wherever they go.

1936 – Generators at Boulder Dam (later renamed Hoover Dam) begin generating electricity from the Colorado River and transmitting it 426 miles to Los Angeles, California. Will anyone think of all those poor fish…

1962 – Uganda becomes an independent Commonwealth. Having shed the heavy hand of white European invaders, it continues to flourish as a haven for culture and peace under the watchful eye of outstanding leadership like Idi Amin.

1967 – One day after being captured, Marxist revolutionary Ernesto “Che” Guevara is executed for trying to foment a revolution in Bolivia and thereby become a ‘good’ communist. Capitalists have made millions selling this bastard’s image to ignorant “rebels.”

1970 – The Khmer Republic is declared in Cambodia. In five years it will be replaced by Democratic Kampucheaa socialist dream, killing a few million people to put the enlightenment of socialism into practice.

2006 – North Korea would test its first nuclear weapon. It could have been fake. I created a similar deadly footprint in the Great Coon-ass Kimchi Challenge of 1969 in Sonju-Ri, just south of the Injim River in South Korea.

2012 – The Pakistani Taliban are trying to kill outspoken schoolgirl Malala Yousafzai because that is the natural tendency of fanatics of the pedophile prophet in response to those who do not believe as they do. Our own left has similar ambitions.