Off Limits to the Public - Pt 2

In this mind-blowing continuation of our series, we dive headfirst into the secrets hidden within the Library of Ashurbanipal and the British Museum. With 30,000 clay tablets unearthed in the 1800s, yet locked away from public view, what truths are being preserved—and what narratives are being protected? Explore the layers of control, the monumental artifacts kept out of sight, and the shocking connections to a civilization more advanced than we've ever been told. This episode unravels the enigma of the Epic of Gilgamesh, the 53 miles of hidden texts beneath Vatican City, and the staggering 7.92 million items buried behind closed doors.

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[johnje]

I completely agree that pre 1600 is nothing like we have been taught. They were much more advanced than we have been told

[haroldsmith]

I'm from New Zealand and I watch a lot of your content, which made me do some snooping in my own country.

Latest I found was NZ's largest building, 'Seacliff Lunatic Asylum'....Made of brick, 225 meters long by 70 meters wide, which has been ERASED.

The story in the 1870's in Dunedin, NZ(Total NZ population recorded as 667k at the time) there was an urgent need for a lunatic Asylum, so they built one like a palace complete with spires and a 50 metre high tower with turrets, as well as turrets on every corner of the structure.

In 1942 a wooden outbuilding caught fire, and the palace had 'construction' faults regarding a 'major'landslide even though according to google earth and a topographical map the building site is basically flat and so is the surrounding area, and so in 1959 it was demolished and erased.

The 'architect' who was responsible for this palace has a LONG list of buildings to his name, all old world looking stuff, most are still in use.

Lawson designed an estimated 46 church buildings, 21 banks, 134 houses, 16 school buildings, 13 hotels, 15 civic and institutional buildings, and 120 commercial and industrial buildings. Of these 94 survive, including 46 in Dunedin, 43 in the rest of New Zealand and five in Melbourne.[33]

1868: The Star and Garter Hotel, Oamaru.

1869: Wesleyan Trinity Church, Dunedin.

1870: East Taieri Presbyterian church,  East Taieri.

1870: St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Dunedin.

1871: Bank of Otago,  Oamaru. Later occupied by the National Bank.

1873: First Church of Otago,  Moray Place, Dunedin.

1874: Union Bank of Australia (later ANZ Bank),  Princes Street, Dunedin.

1876: Knox Church, Dunedin, Dunedin.

1876: Larnach Castle, Otago Oeninsula.

1880: Dunedin Town Hall, Dunedin.

1881: East Gore Presbyterian Church.

1881: Larnach Mausoleum,  Dunedin Northern Cemetery

1883: Bank of New South Wales, Oamaru (now Forrester Gallery).

1884: Seacliff Lunatic Asylum,  Seacliff.

1885: Otago Boys' High School.

1889: Tokomairiro Presbyterian Church,  Milton.

1890: Earlsbrae Hall,  Essendon, Victoria.

It is just not believable, Seacliff Lunatic Asylum by itself does not make sense.

[growapairepaire]

The Smithsonian museum is another such 'stealer' of artifacts. Thanks MLB!

[dreen]

We have the Smithsonian, the British Museum, the Vatican's library and how many other serious repositories of old world artefacts?
Unbelievable subterfuge.
Thanks MLB! You're awesome!

[AvaGld]

I think our ancestors knew all this up until the 1890s. The asylums, orphan trains, all that started around then. America was a real country for 60 years and then the enemy started in.

[christinekulper]

You are definitely on to something in your pursuit of the truth. I am an art historian and archaeologist, but not in the traditional uniformitarian sense. The 6 fingers and 6 toes theory is a very good one. I was always extremely bothered by all of these statues missing arms and toes. Often noses too. Also I am in total agreement with you that these invaluable treasures from the past should be the property of the people and available to be seen by everyone. My professor at Columbia University had started an organization in the 1990s to put forth that exact idea and proposed action. As well as to stop "restorations" that inevitably change, destroy, or distort the artwork or artifacts, when in most cases it's not necessary and does more harm than good. The organization was called Art Watch. Organized by Professor James Beck, who unfortunately has now passed away. Thank you for bringing these important issues to the public's attention. Perhaps together we can make some changes!

[raymond]

Gilgamesh to the left of me, Baalbek to the right, here I am stuck in the middle, again!

[JoeRomanosmile]

Your work is Amazing. So proud of you. Thanks for all you do for us Truth Seekers. 😊

[Josilee]

watched through to the end...sitting here with a silly grin on my face !!! woot, woot, ready for NEXT...Thanks MLB.

[ninthseal]

Hi MLB! I used to live in Hampshire, England. Have you heard of Netley Hospital (allegedly built in the late 1850s to the early 1860s)? It was a quarter mile wide overlooking Southampton water/estuary. Sadly this masterpiece of old architecture was torn down in 1966 a few years after a (cough, cough) large fire broke out in 1963 damaging most of the building. Part of it still remains and although still beautiful it's a mere fraction of what was once there. Keep up the great work! Love this channel ( :

[kylebaker]

part 2! Love the sequels...Thank you.

[heirannexedknockin]

Nice job. Love your presentations. Know that its not Britain that runs or owns the British Museum, but the Crown, which is the Temple Crown/City of London and is a major part of the papacy's ownership. The same situation exists with US Smithsonian Institute, and all the items that are hidden or miraculously disappear here.

[Czechmate]

Fantastic dude.. Just them not allowing us to see these tablets, scripts, and who knows what else speaks louder than any excuse and reason given by them..

[jamestravis]

Looking forward to seeing Part 2... unless it burns down in the meantime, and then we will have to wait for it to be reconstructed?

[jpcough]

The Bible tells the truth of the old world. Love your channel bro 🔥🔥

[biscuits]

This is why when babies are born they count the fingers and toes😮

[Jojojamjar]

makes sense now! I remember finding out when I was a kid that some of these historic places forbid photography because they claim the flash damages the hieroglyphics etc

[Getriteorgetleft-B]

Oh yeah, lets see what donkey and sons are building

[PaytonPierce]

As a musician, I haven’t dived into music history much, but I know that there’s a long history of written pieces dating back. At least in as much as you can see the progression of complexity and instrumentation. I’m wondering if that corroborates or clashes with this timeline idea 🤔 I’ll go back to my history of jazz (audio)book and check the dates again some time and cross reference.

[jimciancio]

Just a quick fact here Brother! My cousin was Born with 6 fingers, I'm not sure about the toes? But the doctors immediately recommend that he'd be taken in for emergency surgery to remove the 6th fingers! Which they did so. They're reasons why was because they didn't want him to be a freak or have trouble writing. They did a pretty good job with the hand surgeries and today you'd probably never know unless you asked him about the