The 2MB fork block is now forever part of our sibling chain! Who holds the resulting NFTs? I don't know, I intentionally gifted them to random persons on sideshift when I sweeped the wallet. They probably don't know they got some inscriptions so those will be passed on, and on, and on...

The "cover" inscription, ties it all together and I made it a Bash script that can automatically download and assemble the pieces:

• https://ordinals.com/preview/3d85ca419f50b1128f8954fe98147742f83baf0206ee3db54e386b81cb61739di0

The Independence Block, base64 encoded in 7 pieces of about 370kB each:

• https://ordinals.com/preview/a31b8e3e279a6e28ef49fa4dca54f820abf266223976b778833e8c47991ad403i0
• https://ordinals.com/preview/9bb82d96abbef61854b3524f167371cc65d0bb9a089f716e6c1981014269dc02i0
• https://ordinals.com/preview/97e4fbe87d50eb3852b7814d470633926f735edf556a761c46b584e9617868d0i0
• https://ordinals.com/preview/8ae4f4b93d8e3bb4b53b8dd437d8d360930f0e9733f437d67d465daf2a57fdabi0
• https://ordinals.com/preview/2fd2b489f17e48907c76577300945d7a17f284421af2b4b198ed4fc9a8a3aa32i0
• https://ordinals.com/preview/a2ec351bf2c050e5d6b6a543940437d7e16c5568ba0a6052c051d1cc996b1e63i0
• https://ordinals.com/preview/8f40f7bed3d20bd7f8c226646be130beda9f19f52fe4c025b4f24e47553dfe04i0

You can assemble it all using shell terminal:

curl https://ordinals.com/content/3d85ca419f50b1128f8954fe98147742f83baf0206ee3db54e386b81cb61739di0 > cover; chmod x cover; ./cover

and you'll get files: independence.md (cover document) and independence.bin (the raw block)