Exposing California?

Today we expose the massive flaws in the narrative, surrounding these incredible structures in California. Places that do not belong in California, according to the mainstream narrative. Turning the land layout into a perfect square and covering up, in my opinion all of the old worlds work. Repurposing the old world's buildings and changing their names. Today we continue to show the world that there is something massive wrong with what we have all been told.

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[hybriddad]

If more people were home schooled these lies would not be passed down so easily, every year a new generation of kids is being told how nice the pilgrims and Indians were. John 3:16

[Pateram]

They are destroying ancient sites in Lebanon right now!

[gtharo]

Brother, I live in San Diego and I’m 15min from Balboa Park and can confirm everything you’ve stated! Even before I came across MLB, I had always believed Balboa Park was built by an advanced people. And yes, they have not duplicated anything like it because we simply don’t know how!

[mandelamedicine]

Growing up in San Diego, they don't tell you anything about this ... but, with open eyes, it's clearly visible! Great presentation.

[beaconoftruthtarot]

I was at Balboa Park in San Diego only months after I found your channel.... I couldn't believe the buildings!
One thing you may not notice just from the picture, is that that spreckels amphitheater, the one that looks like Greek architecture, has a pipe organ!

[hisamazinggrace]

MLB, I know you're a busy man. However, when you get a chance, will you please look into the Mission Inn in Riverside California. The back story is that it was built by a family as a boarding house, complete with catacombs. It's very famous with celebrities and the presidents staying there and getting married there. Look at all the buildings in Riverside. It even has a castle.Thank you, and keep up the great work!

[valeriefox]

This community is gaining momentum This is an exciting time to be alive
Thank you MLB ♥️

[DJBusHwooKiE]

Here in louisville ky, there is the louisville zoo, golf course next to it, also mega caverns cave system literally right next to each other.

[chill.]

Visited San Diego last summer, it was absolutely amazing. I was looking everywhere all over the park for old world structures, definitely a different kind of vibe in Balboa park.

[trayseemitchell]

I propose that "restoration" of buildings means "looting" of buildings, where the valuables, precious metals used in their construction and books, furniture and murals that were found there, were stripped from the buildings and used, not in the interests of the public as they were intended, but in nefarious interests.

[rogerstancill]

Last February the Smithsonian Headquarters in Wash, DC was closed
for a 5 years 'renovation' project. hmm

[frankhungerford]

Thank you for doing an episode with out the long drawn credits. A list at the end would be fine. I love sharing your stuff Ty

[theraesathompson]

I know you are probably getting flooded with places to look into but I live a few hours from Butte Montana and that place is definitely worth looking into.

[montymonty]

Have you ever heard about the Church in Ropoto Greece, it's more crooked than the Tower of Pisa. Can you believe how well built it is to have not collapsed in on itself?

[callfourzero]

In 2015 I followed construction on a new wing for a city hospital. They had a trailer full of blue prints. 25 guys in hardhats, welders, electricians, and others. The first task is clear and level the land, then began the pouring of cement which was delivered by a dozen cement mixers. It then took three weeks to cure. The inspection failed and they had to do it again. The foreman was really pissed, it was off just a few inches. Construction went on for over one year, they completed a basic square shell. Then another 18 months to work the inside with the best tools, glues, hardware. Total over three years work. This building will stand 80 or 90 years before code overhaul.

[davidchase]

I'm looking California, but feeling Tartaria...

[richmiller]

I love it when you say "Donkeys Incorporated "!😂😂😂

[FloridaMark]

We sure had a lot of good contractors back then. I wonder where they all went.

[pennee]

My family lived in San Diego when I was a kid. I remember going to Balboa Park many times. I was most interested in the Air and Space museum. But I do remember the feel of walking on that campus; its beauty was calming, magical.

[robshank]

The town I work in, Hanford California. Small little farm town in the middle of nowhere. But they have a worlds fair type of square with two giant beautiful churches. Giant and Roman type looking building with huge pillars, Sunken windows and rumors Of underground tunnels, I am way too much red brick that’s still standing all over the town. pretty wild. Grace love and peace to all in the name of Jesus Christ ✝️❤️