Eastern Railroad Discussion > If Pan Am were blockaded at Bangor who would know?

Not that much rail traffic in and around Bangor but given this bridge is across the Penobscot River is presumably not within Indigenous peoples' territories, may lend credence to the reports that other parties are involved in the Canadian RR blockades. And perhaps these parties are setting their sights on disrupting US RR ops. If so, as the recent attempts to block a handful of of Pan Am coal trains heading to Bow NH resulted in the prompt arrest of protesters by police, I doubt US authorities will be very tolerant to this kind of trespassing.

https://www.newscentermaine.com/article/news/large-banner-on-trestle-between-bangor-and-brewer-raises-questions/97-edc9c07f-1dcf-4d80-a19d-2637d3419008



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/27/20 03:46 by JPB.

Maine made its own settlement with native people over the theft of tribal lands.

Cost the state and paper companies a bundle.

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