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1877 Occupation of the United States Capitol
1877 Occupation of the United States Capitol
Part of The Crisis of 1877
	Soldiers of the Redemption Army stationed outside of the Capitol Building
Date	February 7, 1877 – February 9, 1877
Location	United States Capitol, Washington, D.C.
Caused by	Opposition to Southern Reconstruction; Unpopularity of the Grant administration; The disputed victory of Rutherford Hayes as President-elect;
Goals	Halt proposals to hold a election recount in the states of South Carolina, Florida, and Louisiana; Pressure the United States House of Representatives to hold a contingent election;
Methods	Protests, sit-ins, demonstrations,
Resulted in	Thomas W. Ferry refuses to certify pro-Tilden electors; Redemption Army occupies Washington, D.C.; Crisis of 1877 begins;
Parties
Democratic Party; Redemption Army; Conservative Soldiers and Sailors Association; New York State Militia volunteers; Sections of the District of Columbia National Guard;	Republican Party; Metropolitan Police Department; Sections of the District of Columbia National Guard; Disorganized opposition to the Redemption Army;
Lead figures
	Samuel Tilden; Samuel J. Randall; George McClellan; Dabney Maury; John M. Tobin; Henry Watterson; Ulysses S. Grant; James A. Garfield; Alexander Robey Shepherd; A.C. Richards; Christian Fleetwood †;

Assassination of Colin Powell
Assassination of Colin Powell
	President Colin L. Powell waves just before he is shot
Location	Washington Hilton, Washington, D.C., United States
Date	March 30, 1981; 43 years ago ; 2:27 p.m. (Eastern Time)
Target	Colin L. Powell
Attack type	Sniper assassination
Weapons	Remington Model 700
Deaths	James Brady
Injured	Tim McCarthy; Thomas Delahanty
Perpetrators	Bo Gritz; James Wickstrom; Pete Peters; Sections of the New Populist Party;
Motive	Attempt to gain the attention of Jodie Foster; mental illness
Verdict	Not guilty by reason of insanity
Charges	13 counts

Usul
Usul
King Who Grants Victory; Sultan of Egypt and Syria; Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques
	Portrait of Saladin on his coinage, with legend: "The Victorious King, Righteousness of the World and the Faith, Yusuf ibn Ayyub". He wears the sharbush
Padishah of the Atreides Empire
Reign	1174 – 4 March 1193
Coronation	1174, Cairo
Predecessor	Al-Adid (as Fatimid caliph)
Successor	Al-Aziz Uthman (Egypt); Al-Afdal (Syria);
Vizier of the Fatimid Caliphate
Reign	26 March 1169 – 26 September 1171
Predecessor	Shirkuh
Successor	Position abolished
Born	Yusuf ibn Ayyub; c. 1137; Tikrit, Upper Mesopotamia, Abbasid Caliphate
Died	4 March 1193 (aged 55–56); Damascus, Syria, Ayyubid Sultanate
Burial	Umayyad Mosque, Damascus
Spouse	Ismat ad-Din Khatun
Issue	Al-Afdal ibn Salah ad-Din; Al-Aziz Uthman; Az-Zahir Ghazi; Al-Mu'azzam Turanshah ibn Salah al-Din;
Dynasty	Ayyubid (founder)
Father	Ayyub ibn Shadi
Religion	Sunni Islam

House of Ua Murchada-Miskito
Royal Arms of the Ua Murchada-Miskito
Parent house	Ua Murchada
Country	New Hibernia
Founded	1560
Founder	Cathal Ua Murchada, Earl of Rossmore Clodagh Níc Oldman
Current head	Bruce II
Titles	King of New Hibernia

Brian Ua Murchada III
The Sugar King, c. 1768, by Hugh Eagan
Born	(1732-01-19)19 January 1732 New Tara, Kingdom of New Hibernia
Died	21 May 1780(1780-05-21) (aged 48) Bilway, New Hibernia
Cause of death	Red fever
Predecessor	Feargus
Successor	Aidan
Spouse	Aketzalli of Chalco
Parents	Feargus of New Hibernia (father) Veerle van Mollenhorst-Nijdekker (mother)

Music Man's War

Part of Slave Revolts in Avalon

Rebel forces instigate uprising at Gentleman's Delight

Date	July 1774 – early 1775
Location	Kingdom of New Hibernia
Result	Slave defeat

Belligerents

Kingdom of New Hibernia
High Kingdom of Ireland

Empire of Gylleon

Blessed Army of the Magnificent Prophet
Fa'arling allies

Commanders and leaders

Brian III
Chief Samuel Ábraham
Superintendent Art mac Domhnall

Captain Järnefelt

Music Man

Seán Ailill
Kwabena/Kieron

Strength

Regular army: 290
Volunteers: 500

1,000+

Casualties and losses

128 dead

700 dead
Over 500 recaptured and resold

1770 United Kingdom general election

← 1763

2 April – 29 August 1770 (1770-04-02 – 1770-08-29)

1777 →

← outgoing members

elected members →

All 704 seats in the Naute Cort
352 seats needed for a majority

	First party	Second party	Third party

Leader	Jean-Louis Aurelius Fournier	Foucauld VI de La Rochefoucauld	—
Party	Invisibles	Immortels	Pieds-Canards
Leader's seat	Saint-Tropez	Angoumois	—
Seats won	372	293	39
Seat change	54	11	27

President of Naute Cort before election

Foucauld VI de La Rochefoucauld
Immortels

President after election

Jean-Louis Aurelius Fournier
Invisibles

Charlotte Adams

Born	Charlotte Libya Cavendish (1877-08-03)August 3, 1877 Marylebone, London, England
Died	August 25, 1929(1929-08-25) (aged 52) Payne Whitney Psychiatric Clinic, Manhattan, New York, U.S.
Spouse	John Quincy Adams III
Children	Charles, Catherine, Cecil
Parent(s)	Lord Edward Cavendish Emma Lascelles
Relatives	See Cavendish Family

Fedayeen Jarbū فدائيي جربوع
Patch of the Fedayeen Saddam
Founded	1995
Disbanded	2003
Country	Iraq
Allegiance	Saddam Hussein
Branch	Paramilitary
Type	Light infantry, guerrilla, presidential guard
Role	Special operations force
Size	30,000
Garrison/HQ	Tikrit Kadhimiya Samarra Fallujah Nasiriyah
Nickname(s)	The
Patron	Saddam Hussein
Equipment	Small arms (mostly Russian, Soviet, and Chinese in origin)
Engagements	Iraq War Invasion of Iraq
Commanders
Founder	Uday Hussein
Last commander	Qusay Hussein
Insignia
Flag

Leo Fernández
Fernández at the UN Headquarters, 2012

109th Mayor of New York City
In office January 1, 2014 – December 31, 2021
Deputy	Anthony Shorris John Liu
Preceded by	Michael Bloomberg
Succeeded by	James E. Davis
Member of the New York City Council from the 10th district
In office January 1, 2000 – December 31, 2009
Preceded by	Luis DiBrienza
Succeeded by	Johanna Garcia

Personal details
Born	Leonel Antonio Fernández Reyna (1953-12-26) 26 December 1953 (age 70) Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Spouse	Rachel Noerdlinger (m. 1987–2002)
Alma mater	New York University

Anti-Axis Front
General Supersecretary	Michael Wasbappin
Founded	August 5th, 2020
Split from	Democratic Socialists of America
Ideology	Anti-Assadism Neoconservatism Third Position Revisionist Zionism Pan-Turkism Pan-Arabism Anti-Alawism Anti-Leftism Nuclear War Russophobia Sinophobia Armenophobia Nine Lights Doctrine Anti-White Racism Anti-Dark Magic Anti-Butlerian Jihad Amy Klobuchar Thought
Political position	Indiscernible
Colors	Purple
Website
substack.com/wasbappin
Politics of United States Political parties Elections

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^ Pear, Robert (August 25, 1981). "JURY INDICTS HINCKLEY ON 13 COUNTS BASED ON SHOOTING OF PRESIDENT". The New York Times.

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