United in Memoriam - Maine Graves Tribute

Starting to move my content over from SusanTube -- This was a more artistic project I did a few weeks ago that loosely coincided with Memorial Day but was actually inspired by many drives along Maine back roads to escape the Nationwide Lockdown insanity and feeling inspired by the old gravestones.

I like to visit old rural cemeteries...reading the old names and dates and wondering about the lost stories -- Mortality struck early and often; people had no guarantees but were driven by "famine and conquest"..,carving their lives out of the landscape, often with nothing but "hands and daylight" (borrowing phrases from Pete of Origin Maine).

Many of the inland graves from my area are the children and grandchildren of the revolution -- Many Civil War era stones show a Nation divided... Maine had more soldiers per capita than any other state in the Union -- All Volunteer Regiments...some dates revealing tragedies like General Meade's failed charge at Petersburg, VA on June 8 from the 1st Maine Heavy Artillery: the largest loss of life of any unit.

The closer to the coast you go, the older the graves: Soon, Minutemen appear -- Colonial farmers and tradesmen ready "at a moment's notice" to violently oppose those who would seek to destroy their nascent communities.

This was an attempt at converting my frustration with my state's pathetic leadership and the cowards of the Nation into something creative -- I hope it inspires you to find your own links to the past.

Thank you for watching. I'll start transferring some of my playlists soon and will probably begin to upload simultaneously to BitChute. I wish YouTube could be saved, the actual technology behind the platform is still the best around -- but it's not worth supporting globalist fools that censor us and try to marginalize Patriots that want Peace, Prosperity and Liberty for All.