The Statue of Liberty: Building an Icon

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[@scottmoore1614]

I still think it’s amazing that they built the entire statue in France, disassembled it , boxed it up, shipped it over to the US and then reassembled it in NY!

[@richardv9648]

yes. instead of feeding starving kids in france.

[@r011ing_thunder6]

@@richardv9648 don’t worry those starving kids are fed now

[@franckdebzh7608]

@@richardv9648 In 1875, France was still one of the most rich countries in the World.

[@entasis704]

@@richardv9648 england was so much better lol stupid noob

[@imed122]

@@richardv9648 yes with Algeria money they stole and killed my over 10 million person over 132 years lol :)

[@froter1]

I feel very lucky that when we visited NYC in 1968 , we got to go up the arm to the torch and stand on the balcony... It was tricky getting up there , you had to climb a series of ladders that followed the arm shape ... It's long been closed to the public

[@personinapurplebackground7410]

Even France gives Better birthday gifts than my uncle

[@wendystwitter7199]

What do you mean “even” France?

[@JMH702]

NoAimSteww lmfao exactly

[@MsJobbyjabber]

This doesn’t make any sense

[@Innocennto]

Better than most people

[@langraman8756]

it was gift by the French freemasons

[@ajtronic]

It would have been a treat to see the statue in it's unoxidized state.

[@maxnoerenberg6370]

you can always watch the series #Fringe and see the unoxidized version in the alternate universe!

[@timclemons5473]

ajtronic In the 1980s a campaign to restore the statue took place. The statue was cleaned and was shiny for about a year.

[@siobhanc777]

Shes not a she, shes a he, aka ishtar. Look it up, wake up, its satanic!

[@NatureShy]

@@siobhanc777 lol, boomer

[@AJayAnswersYou]

You can see it here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statue_of_Liberty#/media/File:Detroit_Photographic_Company_(0707).jpg

[@purefoldnz3070]

The original kickstarter campaign.

[@Utonian21]

LMAO What I was thinking

[@jessicapost3074]

ReShine?

[@BassicVIC]

Purefoldnz No. There have been many “Kickstarter” campaigns in history centuries before Liberty Enlightening The World.

[@TVCULTURAETURISMO]

Brasil, Brezilian. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKbPi3RnZ56Nf7s

[@cplcabs]

Yep, it was a con then and kickstarter continue the con

[@skysthelimitvideos]

Isn’t it weird the Statue of Liberty was sent over in pieces like a desk from Ikea?

[@skysthelimitvideos]

Christopher Del Castillo thank you

[@mareksykora5197]

It is not weird. Ikea gives you liberty to assemble your furniture everywhere you want. Ikea IS liberty.

[@malcolmcanning548]

It's BS it's built on a starfort....

[@CraftsmanShengCanweget10KSubs]

the best way to do it

[@sdb6757]

The assembly instructions were just pictures!

[@filmore4537]

People from the future: It must be aliens

[@Ozymandias1]

Nope they would shout ""You finally really did it. You maniacs! You blew it up!"

[@TrevorDennis100]

@@Ozymandias1 Your comment should have a shed load of Likes by now. Very funny.

[@coffeebrown9371]

I mean they actually had the technology to build the tower but they couldn’t of built the Pyramids

[@Tech-cy9yo]

That’s why I’m thanking for things like the internet, to preserve our history

[@Cjnw]

SPACEBALLS!

[@mathiasdankertsen9093]

Fun fact: All the copper in the statue was mined in Norway near the place I live.

[@fredriks5090]

And the foundry brick building is shaped a lot like the background of "the last supper". Just a nice detail.

[@felixcoria4583]

SURE , MATE.............

[@fishbonegaga]

Fun fact, nobody cares.

[@Jack_all]

how amazing would it have been to see the statue of liberty standing in Paris

[@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath]

There is still a small one in Paris.

[@Jack_all]

Cool.. I've been there 3 times and haven't scratched the surface of what that city has to offer.

[@stuartriddle919]

Black.Flaps .Dont.Match well aren’t you a little ray of sunshine

[@Tech-cy9yo]

It’s looks better with the U.S.

[@iancruz6617]

@@Tech-cy9yo Yea and it become green how it end up being because how the air was

[@davidrosner6267]

This is a story Americans living in the 21st century should remember!

[@johnwduke660]

David Rosner They can’t remember anything if it isn’t on their damn phones.

[@Bakus74]

@@johnwduke660 parents fault....they give phones at young age.... :)

[@langraman8756]

its all freemasonery

[@eugeniorobinson4556]

Look up the original intention for the statue. Egypt

[@mexican.peso.]

John W Duke ah yes the only country that has phones, not like India has more people online than the us and the fact that we get more information than ever before

[@alexmontgomery255]

19th century French engineering, architecture and art at its finest. The face of this iconic statue is that of Bartholdi’s mother, Charlotte.

[@generalleenknassknotretire9180]

*Vive la France!* And, thanks!

[@siobhanc777]

No not thanks, its satanic, hello!!!!

[@therealmr.christian4876]

@@siobhanc777 yes it is.

[@therealmr.christian4876]

*THANKS FOR WHAT??? IT'S DEMONIC!*

[@Hugo-cn9no]

@@therealmr.christian4876 Aahah so we can take it back ? :)

[@sid2543]

@@siobhanc777 whats wrong with you writing this everywhere. Youre satanic if anything

[@dt7353]

Yes but how about a video showing how they made her walk in Ghostbusters 2.

[@TheB1M]

Another great engineering achievement. We'll look into it.

[@billy.7113]

LOL.

[@michaellemons5020]

That's funny

[@irvinwittmeier5208]

CGI they probably got nasa to help

[@mclal]

hahahahaha nice one..

[@scottwilson2581]

She's our beloved Lady 🇺🇸🇫🇷

[@essenceofgrowing7804]

Beloved? kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioDUpoKjZbyfn80

[@SWLinPHX]

When you think about it standing there exposed to the elements all those years, especially that narrow arm extending so high into the sky, it is such a breathtaking feat. I couldn’t imagine the statue looking any other way. What an impressive modern marvel and a proud symbol . The whole concept of a stoic lady with raised torch alit keeping watch at the entrance of the harbor of America!

[@essenceofgrowing7804]

Keeping watch? I thought it was supposed to be God watching? kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioDUpoKjZbyfn80

[@masterem4858]

Her arm tired 😓

[@carlosortizrivera9866]

that's a man Cesar America is guy

[@carlosortizrivera9866]

@KENNETH TUPEA nope its caeser on the real..thats way America is so gay..shit is deep..

[@alvinthomas552]

@KENNETH TUPEA you're* 😂😂😂

[@DaySights]

@@alvinthomas552 You're

[@alvinthomas552]

@@DaySights ???

[@jamesr1703]

In 1987, I climbed to the crown. The torch is off limits to climb. In 2007, I visited the Bartholdi museum in Colmar, France where the statue was designed. There is a small replica there as well as in Paris.

[@rogerschmer7715]

When I was an over the road truck driver, the first time I saw the Statue of Liberty, I was amazed at what I saw! The first word that came to my mind, was, "Freedom. "

[@Bennysol]

"None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free." -wolfgang

[@mauromorganti2563]

as you can see no one like to accept the reality you got only 4 tums up and one is my

[@H3x4r35]

You didn't mention a forgotten and funny fact: eons ago the statue began to show signs of weakness: its structure was bending from the inside. Noticeably, the internal structure was designed back then by Gustave Eiffel, the man behind the Eiffel Tower. Immediately the US press began what they do the best after praising the french for no good reason: smearing the same damn french who never do things properly and suck at everything. So the Eiffage company (current french construction giant and heir of the Gustave Eiffel's constuction company) was sent in NY, with the original plans, to check out what went wrong. ...That's when they discovered around a third of the rivets were simply missing. As in: they were not there although they should have. After a rapid investigation, it appeared the local contractor who originally built the structure, in order to save petty money, had not installed all the rivets and sold them as scrap metal. The statue's stability problems, amplified by the german sabotage of Ellis island in 1916, as well as its inaccessibility, all come from this. Despite this shameful display, lady Liberty still stands strong on her feet. Probably by sheer arrogance. A testimony of her french heritage I guess.

[@montpelliersilouate]

Hi, do you have any source on that, I am curious about it ?

[@morganolfursson2560]

I remember being told that story by my French/British Parisian grand mother whom's mother , my great grand mother never forgave the US for disparaging the french after being offered a magnificent present , and until her last breath she never agreed to entertain american dignitaries in her parisian hotel particulier or at her French Brittany Chateau (she was very old french and Russian aristocracy) or even participate to any formal or informal events held in favour of Americans and made sure her absence was more noticeable and more felt than anybody else's attendance . She loathed Americans with a passion, it was apparently almost comical . Uninterestingly enough , i was born and partially raised in Arizona from a French British and Russian mother and a Danish Icelandic father , and my great grand mother told my mother that if i was to keep the american citizenship i would never be on her will and would not get a penny by the time i turned 18 . Fortunately and for other reasons , i renounced officially my american citizenship when i was 16 and took the Icelandic one, (a country i visited constantly in my youth and have always considered home) . My grand mother lived in NY for a while due to her husband's businesses in the US when she was quite young . And being forced to remain in the US for as long as her husband did some trading there , she felt extremely lonely , and often told me that she compared herself to the statue, a french dame, forced in exil and even had long conversations with her (in french of course, it is all in her diary of monologues with Lady Liberty, or should i say , Son journal de monologues avec Dame Liberte). So for me this statue is like an old relative of the family (that didn't sound so pretentious in my head), i heard so much about, long before making her acquaintance . And even today every time i find myself in NY for work, i always have some french words for her . And my great grand father signed 6500 francs (a fortune in those days) in bonds to help finance the construction of the lady of Paris (as he called her referring to the Statue of Liberty ) and met Mister Bartholdi and especially mister Eiffel on several occasions. But this was nothing compared to what my great great grand father did , He was on the board of shareholders of the STE , the Societe de la Tour Eiffel and spend over 30 000 francs on the project. Mister Eiffel was just called Gustave when he visited and Valentine Eiffel (his daughter) and my great grand mother were childhood friends. So, though i am not French and not planning on getting french citizenship any time soon, i am particularly fond of these two monuments which are a testimony of France's true magnificence and legacy, its engineering achievements and its libertarian values.

[@H3x4r35]

@Morgan Olfursson Waow!!! if that's not some fine story I don't know what it is, probably the craziest one I've read on KZbin in years. Thanks a lot for sharing!

[@morganolfursson2560]

Thanks for your comment , i think it is important to let people know about all the facts. Not so many people know about the missing rivets and why they were missing . I was just happy to read that comment and got a bit carried away in my answer, but the Eiffel Tower and Lady Liberty are important to me on a personal level. I am not against Americans per se at all, but when some years back , Americans started calling french fries liberty fries, i found it so stupid my first reaction was, "If you hate the French that much, then send Lady Liberty back to her big sister in Paris where she just might belong".

[@H3x4r35]

Technically it was "freedom fries". :D we remember them quite well in France. These were crazy times. Hopefully it didn't last too long.

[@damiengitt]

Great video but people forgot a lot that it was and still a symbol of friendship between French and Americans ( it wasn’t a public initiative and mostly paid by French citizen and American too not public money ...)

[@omen828]

Yep, every American who visits France can tell you how friendly the French people are towards Americans 😂

[@shyryTsr2k]

@@omen828 French are normally snobbish and rude doesn't matter where the fuck you come from.

[@sid2543]

@@omen828 well how friendly are americans to the french people?? I have never seen any kindness from the french reciprocated so what can you expect? Dont cry now that they treat you the same as americans treated them for decades.

[@mihnealazar7039]

Sid I’m Romanian and french weren’t nice to me lol

[@Moltenbramley]

I’m British and thought the French really hated me as well when I visited 😂

[@josephpurushotham1425]

Amazing work done in 1880. Hat's off all those who did it. I visited it in2018. Wonderful work.

[@Cjnw]

OK, Boomer

[@lemonadx]

Bro are you still alive

[@manderzzzz]

@@lemonadx 😂

[@shahidmaseed7]

Then how you are still alive MF 🤣

[@josephpurushotham1425]

Sorry it's typing mistake

[@nibora4895]

If I ever go to New York (which I doubt I will) the Statue of Liberty is going to be the first place I go to. I've just always wanted to see it.

[@JayBandit2]

Did you go??

[@alec_baldman]

I'm sure you can come some day :)

[@timetotalkaustralia]

What a fantastic summary.

[@TheB1M]

Thank you!! ✊️✊️

[@jackivan7632]

Its so cool that Eiffel was behind this masterpiece and the next year he embarked on the tallest structure in the world

¡tremenda ingeniería!

[@kennymoore652]

I would love to see this beautiful Statue of Liberty🗽

[@ttinnovations3310]

Love all the videos, thank you for making them, I'm slowly watching 1 every few days, and will order a cup or two for support.

[@coillaodh]

Another super video. Thanks.

[@ladyelainefairchilde4632]

I see Lady Liberty 🗽 every week. 🇺🇸

[@narata1541]

Josh Stakey Sounds like the start of a great relationship. I wish you two the best!

[@joedigger9919]

Same here, though it is a smaller one in front of a casino and is now wearing a Vegas Golden Knights Jersey cause, you know, Vegas reasons :-) GO KNIGHTS GO #Cupin1

[@CharaGamerButterfly]

Yeah America

[@CANControlGRAFFITI]

Josh Stakey AHH, SKEET SKEET SKEET SKEET!

[@suspresident7699]

you should take her out to dinner sometime

[@TravelAndDiscover]

Very interesting and informative.

[@davetv4705]

Great and highly enlightening, thanks

[@ryannguyen6271]

If people in the early 1900’s we’re capable of building that... I wonder what we’re capable of

[@SmartassX1]

Nowdays there are very few (if any) proper wonders made. Or at least none in Europe and north America. Search for "Burj Khalifa" and the "highest bridges" and such to see modern wonders.

[@jedrobertson3206]

Is the $50,000 GDP per capita of The United States not a modern wonder in itself?

[@SmartassX1]

Why would you measure the value of product per capita? To find out how much the people have, you have to divide your national debt by capita and calculate how much they have left. And compare the "human development index" and such.

[@jedrobertson3206]

@@SmartassX1 that's not... Not how any of this works lmao.

[@Mustang_Sally_]

The internet?

[@2idolon]

Very interesting , informative , The fund raising , the effort to reality , Great Vid , and yes I have subscribed . Thanks .

[@melshorse]

Thank you for a very informative video.

[@Yung6cris]

I looked this up out of curiosity and I'm glad I did

[@Max.44]

These are the things that happen when people just work together

[@essenceofgrowing7804]

Yes and the God confused the languages when working together becomes an abomination. This explains it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioDUpoKjZbyfn80

[@AllenMQuinn]

I wish there was a way to go up to the torch. I know it's been banned since 1916 which is a shame. I'd pay top dollar for that.

[@Donovaan]

You can go into the crown. I did.

[@paulburns1333]

I was in the head in 1981, seem to remember it was up some tricky stairs and there was only one other person bothered to make the effort. Can you still go up there?

[@definitely_notme4112]

You can still visit the crown but the torch has been closed since 1916

[@oldblackstock2499]

@@paulburns1333 I went into the crown in 1980. Very cool !

[@appledoreman]

Well, Norman Lloyd managed to go up to the torch in 1942 (check out Alfred Hitchcock's Saboteur movie).

[@jc2delaga]

Just gorgeous

[@johnmike9618]

I've been watching your videos for a while. It's nice to finally put a face to the voice.

[@gog711]

The statue was meant to stand at the northern entrance to the Suez Cana in Egypt before the US.

[@twoarrows2543]

Its said the Egyptian government rejected it simply because they found it unattractive.....

[@gog711]

@@twoarrows2543 That's true. Also because they refused to pay for it.

[@mfc4987]

possible, France had created the Suez Canal, so a French statue to maintain the canal is not impossible

[@DangerDan]

Awesomely done and superbly presented!!! Great, thx for your effort! How do you research all this? Wanna make an episode on that? ;-)

[@essenceofgrowing7804]

Did he mention this? kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioDUpoKjZbyfn80

[@damianreyesavila3402]

Amazing video Episode.🗽

[@AC81411]

Beautiful icon

[@Iceman219]

No mention of the star fort base? It's absolutely enormous

[@Alyssajoyfulheart]

I came here looking for that info.

[@apefromthekitchen]

*Did you know that it's a copy?* The small original version is in the garden of Luxembourg in the centre of Paris.

[@GFSLombardo]

There is a replica of the statue, in Paris, a gift from Americans to France in 1889.There is a also a replica of "Liberty's Torch" which is located not far from where Princess Diana was killed in that highway tunnel in Paris.

[@siobhanc777]

Did u no that is not actually a statue of a lady but in fact after Ishtar? It is a demonic and satanic Monument. Please do your research and look up Statue of Liberty and Ishtar and find out what it really means! Unfortunately we have all been deceived for many many many years so please wake up and when you do wake others up around you like I'm doing

[@freeman10000]

@@siobhanc777 WTF?

[@dickyramadhan8657]

@@siobhanc777 shut up

[@kal_bewe1837]

@@siobhanc777 lol

[@georgegeorgiou2913]

Brilliant video.

[@georgekoroneos3892]

I regard the structure of liberty of tremendous importance she leads the harbor & the impression i'm getting is that no matter what can happened always freedom will be saved & that this bless nation will never perished .

[@donovanreimer2324]

What a great video and interesting story.

[@elmouhtijbrahim3988]

🔑🏗🗽⚖🐕💳📈💡🗝

[@stevenwashington5513]

Great video

[@stevenwashington5513]

Great video

[@iwasthererecording]

Really nice video. Very informative 👍

[@LukaszSkyWalker]

Thx!

[@richarddarmstadt1630]

That must have been so impressive during that time since there weren't today's tall buildings.

[@broknsword23]

Are there pictures of the statue in the original copper colour?

[@deandesmond31]

LZR237 yeah over time due to weather the top layer of the copper turned green

[@linusfotograf]

Probably not colour photos though.

[@zacharyhenderson2902]

Yes, but all the photos I know of are either black and white or sepia

[@jonalberts980]

Just Google "Original Statue of Liberty", and you'll get to see it colorized, and in many states of oxidation. It was black for about two years in the 1890's. That's what I'd like to see, and of course can't find.

[@CANControlGRAFFITI]

Dean Desmond why are you getting thumbs-up? You completely misunderstood the question asked.

[@emmawelch1589]

So cool

[@TheBabe61]

Stood in the crown 3 years ago, just amazing

[@punchline43]

I never knew that the arm and torch were first on display in the US before being shipped back to France for assembly. I assumed that happened *after* it was erected in Paris and all parts were then shipped to the US one time together. Very interesting.

[@matthewmcilhinney1939]

great videos!

[@KenJamesJr]

Those days of Freedom, Justice, and Liberty are long gone... sad to say...

[@turdferg9703]

Yup. Blm and antifa would tear it down if they could. They're scum.

[@ChairmanMeow1]

This channels great.

[@4gamerll_4gamer54]

As a fact, the statue of liberty was originally intended for Egypt and however, Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi was disappointed with that opinion and instead it ended up in the US.

[@andrewfrasier7867]

Well great for the us I guess then

[@essenceofgrowing7804]

Really? Are you sure? kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioDUpoKjZbyfn80

[@The_Curious_Cat]

What an amazing achievement of French engineering.

[@stevemann8374]

An inspiration for freedom and ingenuity

[@Gotjah]

damn the end shot looked so pretty.

[@robnj76]

The statue's dedication parade was the first ticker tape parade in NYC, which run along the canyon of heroes, the chosen path of triumphal marches in the city since the first welcoming parade held on the occasion of General Lafayette's return visit to America. The one statue parade route deviation from past and future parades was a one block detour to march in front of Puitzer's paper in honor of its role in raising funds for the pedestal.

[@knaldperlen6729]

European craftmanship!

[@clemblnd6372]

*french 🇫🇷

[@martinamorgan1119]

Gracias

[@muhammadshafeeque9264]

Bilkul sahi kaha brother David you are great brother jiyo dil se

[@The_DevTato]

1:13 he looks like Rhett from Good mythical morning.

[@careyostrer6193]

Wish there was more info on the men that actually built it in NYC, very hard to find out who they were, and in France too

[@najamnajam7935]

Carey Ostrer Dear gaustave Eiffil was the man behind this remarkable buildings ...

[@malcolmcanning548]

Same in UK ,who built the underground tunnels, Power stations viaducts , apparently the Irish

[@doublezero3338]

@@najamnajam7935 no. Frederick Auguste Bartholdi.

[@paulburns1333]

@@malcolmcanning548 No, the English and some Irish navvies worked on the canals.

[@malcolmcanning548]

@@paulburns1333 who else

[@josepholvera3607]

I learn More on this video than I did in school about the Statue of Liberty

[@mauromorganti2563]

That means you haven't learned anything, because that was supposed to represent liberty Legality Fraternity and I don't see anything like in America

[@selinahester1163]

I remember walking those stairs when I was just a little girl. I thought I would never reach the top.

[@knowwhey7559]

I'm amazed that you neglected to mention its original history: It was designed as a gift to Egypt, to sit at the mouth of the Suez Canal. It had the torch, but dawned Egyptian headgear. After Egypt rejected the idea, they redesigned it for America. The story is easily found online, including a sketch of the original statue.

[@forcesoundtrack6899]

Statue of Liberty was never designed as a gift to Egypt... There was just a statue project Bartholdi proposed to Egypt, to serve as a lighthouse, and it was rejected, that's all.

[@josephleonard6695]

would have been glorious. like a modern day Pharos

[@smokescreenFromThe6ix]

I had a friend from Egypt who told me the same story and that it was created to be a black woman.

[@essenceofgrowing7804]

Yep this confirms what you say: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioDUpoKjZbyfn80

[@essenceofgrowing7804]

@@smokescreenFromThe6ix more like a sun god kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioDUpoKjZbyfn80

[@awildcyclistappears]

"She's a harbor girl" and she's amazing.

[@Johncollins219]

That’s amazing

[@bartonpercival2147]

So when did they put in the windows in the crown? I remember seeing old photos and television commercials in the 60’s where people were leaning out the crown openings with their arms resting on her hairline

[@mattruth3843]

Barton Percival Nikola Tesla John G Trump Donald Trump. KZbin search those three names together!!!!!!!

[@mattruth3843]

Oh and Then after you search the 3 names together. Search Madella Effect. I must admit something very strange accrued between 2012 and 2016

[@gavinrogers5246]

@@mattruth3843 this has nothing to do with any conspiracy theory. The windows were restored during the early 1980s restoration. At least some of them could open.

[@aaronchesler8565]

When I was six years old I went into the crown with my father and mother. My father actually grabbed me by the ankles and held me out the crown. Needless to say it wasn't good for my mental state at the time. My old man, a WII ex-Marine was definitely on the crazy side. Today he would have been arrested for that stunt. Well, today the windows are there. I am sure the windows were put there to prevent idiotic things from happening.

[@elainemcdonald1463]

Aaron Chesler I like your story🇮🇪😆

[@Netherlag1]

The feeling when you realize that construction workers were part of something bigger than you ever will be with you university degree.

[@georgekoroneos3892]

Well this greenish color is given by the chemical reaction of copper in contact with the air actually when the coat is quite strong then it protected the structure much better from oxidation

[@SteveAndAlexBuild]

Great video . I’d love to visit New York one day 🤞🏼🧱👍🏽

[@gamingwithbenroblox8935]

U never been to New York-

[@SteveAndAlexBuild]

@@gamingwithbenroblox8935 unfortunately not 🥺

[@gamingwithbenroblox8935]

@@SteveAndAlexBuild do you live in mass bc then u could go a lot it’s only 4 hours I only went 15 times tho

[@SteveAndAlexBuild]

@@gamingwithbenroblox8935 we live 7 hours flight away in England 🙄🧱👍🏼

[@gamingwithbenroblox8935]

@@SteveAndAlexBuild 🤣

[@Maxime_K-G]

7:48 Does anyone know what news station uses this background song? I have 100% heard it before on wheater segments or something. I need to know!

[@humminster]

I found it kzbin.info/www/bejne/moLaZapvjMyLmbM

[@Maxime_K-G]

@@humminster Do you really think I don't recognize that link?

[@humminster]

@@Maxime_K-G at least watch my video kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqWak62uqtd9Z6s

[@Maxime_K-G]

@@humminster No thanks dude. This quest is still on!

[@humminster]

@@Maxime_K-G just check this video for real it may have it kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqbSlGB8ntyAepY

[@Luckingsworth]

Wow I honestly had no idea that Lady Liberty was related to the Eiffel Tower! It is so painfully obvious now that I think about it though.

[@Rilcy2003]

Yes, you are right. Symbols of USA and France are linked/related.

[@MyHeart1955]

Richard Morris Hunt had some connection to the Biltmore House in NC as well.

[@ynse4568]

The skeleton was constructed by the Norwegian Joachim Gotsche Giæver and the copper for the Statue of Liberty came from Norway as well

[@djolley61]

I know Lady Liberty has become a symbol of accepting the "huddled masses", but isn't it more of a beacon of freedom shining to the world? Look, see what you can accomplish.

[@jacktheflash8478]

Okay?

[@essenceofgrowing7804]

Not so quick: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioDUpoKjZbyfn80

[@taliarose6573]

So what about the star fort it's built upon, has been there way before they put up the statue. If I'm wrong show me a video of them building it.

[@GFSLombardo]

Video was not around in 1886.(lol) Go there and take the tour and see for yourself.There are also photos of the building process in books and on-line.

[@PLuMUK54]

The video actually says it's built on Fort Wood, which already occupied the site.

[@bab3lu]

Philip Meers and yet does NOT mention star forts, hmm, wonder why?

[@bab3lu]

Gary L look at them more critically and you will see discrepancies in the story.

[@xChromerSatanasx]

@@GFSLombardo photography was clearly around, yet no images just cartoon. Drawings

[@CoolStefanlol]

The statue of liberty open October 28, 1886.

[@michaelravenscroft4710]

Great Vid.

[@eugeniorobinson4556]

Bartholdi’s working title was “Egypt bringing light to Asia” and was intended for Port Said, at the Northern End of the Suez Canal When that fell through, Bartholdi repurposed the statue to depict a Roman goddess “Libertas” Brits need to check their history

[@rupertprawnworthy758]

You did well to bring us information though dropped the ball at the end and made yourself look an idiot, impressive.

[@kangaroo4847]

Eugenio Robinson tf what does this have to do with the UK

[@kangaroo4847]

Rupert Prawnworthy Yes, he did

[@jasoningram4617]

*LADY LIBERTY 7 POINTED CROWN, STANDING ON 11 POINTED STAR*

[@ashscott6068]

OMG! And if you add those numbers together, you get 666!!! And 666 backwards is 33! Illuminati confirmed!

[@malcolmcanning548]

Starfort

[@tommyg879]

@@ashscott6068 No doubt, kid.... No doubt

[@ineedtomindmyownbusinessan8983]

Jason Ingram the seven points that’s on the crown means the sevens seas

[@drgenmo8340]

What a beautiful statue, I wonder why the pedestal is bigger than the statue itself, definitely nothing cursed with that.

[@devonyoung9985]

Royalty Vibes 👑

[@backhandthings4942]

not one picture of them building the statue on the original star fort. just drawings.

[@xChromerSatanasx]

I said that exactly, and there was too many cartoons when photography was available. Total bullshit

[@rupertprawnworthy758]

You make a better video then? rather than just moan do something proactive?

[@backhandthings4942]

@@rupertprawnworthy758 r/woosh that shit went right over your head bruh

[@crore1669]

@@backhandthings4942 They are an idiot, but you used r/woooosh wrong.

[@Galactis1]

Actually, Statue of liberty is in New Jersey territory.

[@Cjnw]

No, the island belongs to New York!

[@BUENOSAIRES4K]

Every statue of liberty are signed reproductions of the first prototype made by Bartholdi, include the NY statue. The first signed statue of liberty by Bartholdi in the America´s, was first inaugurated in Buenos Aires Argentina, 25 days before than NY statue. We made a video about this.

[@ahmedbutawan140]

Wow. . .really great😃👏😃amazing😃😃😃

[@oneseagullflock]

“Please don’t kill us ever we give you statue” -France “Aight. Cool thnx bro” -America

[@SamYTB26]

Lol during this time America was weak militarily and economically while France was the master of Europe and the world ( many colonies) with Napoléon Bonaparte the third !!

[@oneseagullflock]

sam sam oh lol

[@tazmycreations9185]

The french helped america become america. History shows when you were a 3% you got helped by the french to get them an win independence they saw our strength even with our small numbers too help.

[@emmawelch1589]

Cool 😎

[@Steve_826]

My favorite star fort

[@MT.pharma]

🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@GelovaniPark]

Well The Ottoman actually financed the statue. at least a part of it.