Balboa Park, Revealing Old World California?

Today, we fly out to Balboa Park, San Diego California and dive into it's narrative! We see incredible buildings that don't fit in to our mainstream history's timeline. We visit the San Diego Zoo as well as find something extremely off about Huntington Beach, California...and much..much more...

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[judasrhoadssabbathslayer]

Having been to Balboa Park numerous times I always found it fascinating. We were told California was NOTHING before 1848 "Gold Rush" as in literally NO ADVANCED SEMBLANCE OF SOCIETY existed in THE ENTIRE STATE before 1848...then all of a sudden there is the fully built out Old World City of Balboa Park in 1868 (and SF by 1850) supposedly constructed by a few hundred gold miners commissioned by "The City of San Diego Board"??? How the heck was there even a City of San Diego group with time for this less than 20 years after first developing this part of California? Where were the farms, food and water sources for all of these people and workers? How long did it take to create the infrastructure before this by a few hundred or even thousand people? Sewers? Other buildings for construction companies to work out of? Warehouses? Storage lots? All of this in 20 years out of dirt and nothing? How did they get materials there that quickly? And from where? How did shack builders suddenly magically learn to create art, sculptures, magnificent statues, 50' doorways, incredibly textured columns, exact replicas of anything found in Greece or Rome?? Huh? Is there anyone that believes this? Crazy stuff...

[dleigh]

Never in my life have i seen any buildings built that even come close to all those FOUND buildings. The details are just jaw dropping!!

[deniseperez]

Man, I lived right next to Balboa Park for 10 years, and was so asleep I had no clue what I was looking at 🤯

[pupilofconsciousness]

Sometimes it saddens me that 99% of people can walk past these structures and even snap photos without giving a second thought to the contradiction of their construction and the giant holes in mainstream narrative.

I have personally been completely enchanted by ancient structures from as early as I can remember; feeling in my soul that there is something incredibly deep about these places. As I grew up and shared my passion of the unknown with anyone I could, I found no one seemed to care as much as I did and this allowed me to slip into my own unconsciousness for a long time.

I want to thank you so much for all your episodes. The work you're doing is of great importance and the way you lay things out is easy to follow and direct. We have a right (and a duty as people who aren't asleep) to question these things. When you see how much we've been lied to ABOUT EVERYTHING, you see the need to question all and share with others is imprerritive.

You also reminded me that people are on their own journeys of awakening and that it is a waste of my own energy to be angry or sad at those who are choosing not to see. All i can do is focus on my own expansion, on truth and on those who see it too.

Blessings to you brother❤🙏✨ Thank you again x

[RootzRockBand]

MLB you are crushing it, keep on truckin brother. All you folks who read this, stay in tune with the all mighty most high, and stay blessed brothers and sisters!

[DLBth]

I’ve built hundreds of homes and multi story buildings when I was a construction project manager. Logistics and labor determine how and when you can build. If someone was the site supervisor for one of these beautiful projects that person would have been so proud to have been a part of such a project, one of those site supervisors would have written a book, I know of nothing written about these projects by a person on site during the build.

[fsus]

I used to work in Balboa Park at an outdoor amphitheater… this place is magical, you feel like you step way back in time… it always felt mysterious to me, draped around a deep and long canyon….

[randyarrowsmith]

I was born at the original balboa naval hospital in 1975. I believe it has been torn down and a new one is being used. The one I was born in was a huge pink building. I have always been fascinated by balboa park and the buildings. Glad you are covering this location. Interesting the navy has a presence there too. Just thinking out loud.

[laeverhart]

Balboa Park has always been my favorite place in San Diego… I was so attracted by the energy and ambiance when one is milling around these beautiful buildings… it does feel very much like a town of old. Always been an architect buff and could never figure these beauties out, until the veil came off. thank you so much or this amazing channel.

[somethingappropriate]

Fellow 20+ year San Diegan here 👋🏼
Just wanted to reach out and say thanks for covering this beautiful city. I’ve been to Balboa Park plenty of times and never second guessed any of this. It all makes sense though once you question it and look at it from another lens.

[Kim-jsjf]

Good job. Once I read the books of Enoch, Jubilees Jasher I realized what what really going on. No wonder they removed them out if the Bible. Everything is a lie. God is exposing it all, through the people he has chosen to expose it. Hallelujah 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[janamcq.]

I was born & raised in So. Cal. and spent some time walking around in Balboa Park (& a whole day at an event at the Amphitheatre) before I had been "awakened" to all this. If you would have asked me back then if there was any ancient architecture in So. Cal. I would have said "No, none at all". Thank you for opening my eyes to this truth. Really blows my mind to now see all this and realize I was BLIND. 😊 Keep up the GREAT work, Mr. Lunch!!

[petedambski]

My father bought a square foot of the Huntington Beach pier when the city was raising funds to rebuild the pier, I used to fish off of it when i was a teen. later I sat in my truck and watched the pier go down during a storm in the Maxwell's parking lot while practicing guitar. H.B. High school is old world, I taught music there in 2000. at APPA. It still has the bell tower. Thanx for doing this. It's interesting bitch'n stich'n the past. The Cathedral in balboa park has the largest pipe organ in the world.

[kelleclark]

Amazing how these structures in LA survived all the earthquakes!

[tabascoraremaster]

Love the boots on the ground projects.
It means you had a wonderful time exploring.
Thanks for sharing.

[jacobreimann]

Can we get the community together to build an app haha. Old World building finder. Where people can do boots on the ground work and upload pictures and any info they find on old world buildings in their area. Basically in like a Google map style format where you can see pins people drop.

[MrsBeachPerson]

I grew up near Balboa Park and I still go there often. My eyes look at it differently now. If you can look at pictures or visit, look at the images on the side of the buildings. The faces look strange. Thank you for doing a show on this area. I requested that you would check it out a while back. Also, the Del Mar Fairgrounds have some interesting buildings you may want to explore. Your channel in amazing.

[TartarianTourist]

Greetings from Seattle. Love your videos! I personally investigated Balboa Park a few months ago (Oct 2023) while in California attending the SoCal Errants/Archaix event in San Diego. Took the drive from Seattle to Southern California and stopped to explore so many fascinating Tartarian buildings along the way, including the Hearst Castle... it was SPECTACULAR!

[realheel]

I live near Balboa. Past the Casa de Balboa before you get to the fountain at the end there’s what looks like Celtic rock walls & ancient amphitheater on the right down in the woods with 500 year old trees growing on top of them. You can clearly see in the center of the area is filled in and needs to be dug out to see where it leads. That area definitely pre dates the buildings

[ashdp]

Started this playlist on my lunch break. Here I am almost 4 hours later still glued to my phone!! New sub 🙋🏾‍♀️ 🎉