'The Hidden Secrets of Anderson Prison: Unraveling the Mystery Behind the Close-Knit Headstones'

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[wackattack]

She's amazing 😊 I love Civil War history. It's funny because the trails 👣 that I hike were hiked by native American people who followed the rivers edge called Bull Run. The Continental Army followed this same trails to defeat the English with the help of the French and was very successful. Then the war of 1812 used the trails and then the Civil War Confederacy and some Union moved up and down the trails 👣 Hiking the trails is almost a spiritual walk, knowing that George Washington walked up and down the very trails I hike 🥾💯😊

[ianhoyle]

Hi Rachel! I’ve been watching lots from ABT on the American Civil War this past week, as I think it’s 163 years since the beginning of this conflict?
I even bought Gettysburg, Gods & Generals and I still can’t believe the bravery of these men going into combat during this period of time.

I hope you do a video on Bonnie and Clyde also from your state of Louisiana? 😊

[anhnguyenhoai]

I don't understand a single word she says but I think she is absolutely right.

[JamesWilliams-djbp]

The South had been cut off from food supplies by the blockade and multiple incursions from the North resulting in the government becoming helpless to feed their own people and the prisoners.

[danielpena]

You know after the first time I went to Andersonville it felt almost as it ever had lived a former life there and as a prisoner and it was really unusual because I could tell you where everything was before I got there and it really left on indelible Mark upon my spirit as an American soldier.

[pyrodiscoflash]

We all need to Learn from History not Use History as a Political Divise Weapon without Context, unfortunately this is happening all the time

[danielpena]

One thing I do remember about being at Andersonville was how they used to attack the soldiers when they would come in the gates then you prisoners and that always made me cringe and I remember when they let us go from Andersonville ended up walking to a ferry that was taking people and that was the Sultana and it sank and I remember that I Almost Got Away but I remembered that me and my friend were sitting in the front of the upper deck and then I went back to look for him and I remember I was floating on a crate and that was the last thing I remember.

[danielpena]

One interesting aspect of the Garden of Eden was that not only had people been in the presence of God but animals were also there in the presence of God.

[boydrogers]

That’s the best attended Biden voter rally I’ve ever seen.

[danielpena]

Well what happened in year one was there was still people that had been in the presence of God, but not just in the presence of the Holy Spirit which is part of the deity but you have to remember what was going on back then and it had a huge impact on our own history.

[danielpena]

Well I think of what it was about the Sultana when it sank was the death came there looking for the souls of men that shouldn't have survived the war and you know surviving Andersonville was a horrendous effort and I think the only reason a friend of mine and some other people that were in the same regiment were all in there together so we had our own alliances and I think that's the only reason that we survived Andersonville and when they said you can leave it was almost as if we were those three lepers and we were under siege in our own hearts, that I went East you know I was going home hoping that I would make it but evidently I never made it home as a Restless Spirit among the living.

[danielpena]

Well a lot of people don't realize that death is an actual individual being and there has been many different ones and I only had to do it one year and that was in year one and I was wondering why you had to do it and then people were wondering why you know after the fall of Man that human beings would not evaporate like they should you know what I mean so then they had to create pestilence in order for nature to take its course but you know I can relate you know a lot of times you know, I don't know if you ever saw that movie Joe black but it's very similar to that.

[danielpena]

Well as a point of interest in my own life because of my military service and service to the people of the United States of America if they had bestowed upon me a plot at the Arlington National Cemetery so you know that was interesting and you know I was a sentinel at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is part of my military experience and then I also was a messenger for the United States Army during the war and that was horrible.

[danielpena]

Well what happened during the Civil War Death was so busy and they made some mistakes and ended up going you know into limbo and so they finally realize what I wasn't supposed to die then so they robbed me a part of my life death did and so they let me come back eventually and to another body.