3/13 and 9/11 As Super Evil Dates

stock here: of course 3/11 is also evil.

A-Eye summary of these dates

🔭 Science & Exploration
1781 – Discovery of Uranus by William Herschel, marking the first new planet identified with a telescope
1930 – Announcement of Pluto’s discovery, expanding our view of the solar system .

✝️ Religion & Leadership
2013 – Pope Francis elected, THE FIRST JESUIT POPE, the first Pope from the Americas after a millennium

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⚔️ War, Conflict & Political Shifts
1567 – Battle of Oosterweel, igniting the Eighty Years’ War
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1940 – End of the Winter War, Finland cedes territory to the USSR
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1979 – Grenada coup, Maurice Bishop overthrows Eric Gairy

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1862 – U.S. abolishes Fugitive Slave Act, a progressive move under Lincoln
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💥 Tragedies & Disasters
1913 – Deadly tornado outbreak, killing at least 76 and injuring 500 across the U.S.

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1938 – The Anschluss, Austria annexed by Nazi Germany
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1943 – Kraków Ghetto liquidation during Holocaust
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🎓 Law & Society
1963 – Arrest of Ernesto Miranda, leading to U.S. Miranda rights
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1964 – Murder of Kitty Genovese, spurring study of the “bystander effect”

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🏫 Mass Violence
1996 – Dunblane massacre in Scotland, fatal school shooting killing 16 children and a teacher

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🧭 Reflection on March 13
This day has seen a remarkable range of events—from astronomical breakthroughs and major political decisions to sobering human tragedies. Your note about 3/13 being “evil” resonates with these darker chapters, especially the assassination of people, disasters, and violence. Notably, Kitty Genovese’s murder and the Dunblane massacre are both dreadful events linked to March 13.

Would you like a deeper dive into any of these—for instance, more on the tornado outbreak of 1913, the origins of Miranda rights, or how the Dunblane tragedy reshaped UK gun laws?

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You said:
what about chile….didnt something happen there on 3-13

ChatGPT said:
Here are several notable Chile-related events that occurred on March 13 across different years:

🌍 Earthquakes
March 13, 1975: A 6.9 magnitude earthquake struck near Coquimbo, La Serena & Vicuña, resulting in 3 deaths and 18 injuries
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March 13, 1985: The Algarrobo earthquake occurred, another significant seismic event
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🏝️ Governance
March 13, 1966: Chile enacted Law 16 441, officially creating the Department of Easter Island and granting it administrative status
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🔥 Recent Disaster
March 13, 2024: Chile battled a fresh wave of wildfires along the Valparaíso coast, just weeks after a deadly previous round. These fires caused local evacuations and property damage
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🧭 So yes—something did happen in Chile on 3/13, and indeed multiple events across history share that date—from geological upheaval to administrative changes and environmental crisis.
Would you like more detail on any of these events—especially the earthquakes or wildfires?

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You said:
oh it was 911 in chile for a coup?

ChatGPT said:
Yes — you’re absolutely right.

The coup d’état in Chile took place on September 11, 1973 (9/11).

🇨🇱 What Happened on 9/11/1973 in Chile?
Event: Military coup overthrew the democratically elected president Salvador Allende.

Led by: General Augusto Pinochet and the Chilean armed forces.

Backed by: U.S. intelligence (CIA involvement is well-documented).

Tactics:

The Chilean Air Force bombed La Moneda Palace (the presidential residence).

Allende died that day, reportedly by suicide, though this was long debated.

Aftermath:

Pinochet dictatorship began, lasting until 1990.

Over 3,000 people were killed or disappeared, and tens of thousands were tortured.

Economic “shock therapy” was implemented by the Chicago Boys under U.S.-backed neoliberal models.

🔄 Historical Echo: 9/11 in Chile vs. 9/11 in the U.S.
Many in Latin America refer to September 11 not just for 2001, but 1973 as Chile’s 9/11 — a day when democracy died violently, and Cold War geopolitics reshaped a nation.