The Palace in Dallas?

Today, we enter Dallas Texas. A City that hold so many old world structures that don't belong in our timeline. Buildings, that we walked right past for years, without having any idea that they were actually constructed by a previous civilization. A civilization that was much more powerful than what we have all been told. Telling us that there is a much deeper secret to where we are. A much deeper secret to be told about the USA overall, as well as the rest of the world. Today, we expose it even further than before.

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[lastchancevideos]

I also am a dallas native and have suspected something to be connected to the public basement mall that is not accessible from public access. I have been under many buildings in dallas and can confirm the basements are multi level some as deep as 6 floors below street level that i know of.

[respecteachother]

Hello everyone... and especially Mr. My lunch break! Best channel on YouTube, by far. If you are here, you are too smart for their lies. It's an honor to be part of this community.

[kathleenlovett]

"If you're new, WELCOME"; if you're not, WELCOME BACK ❣️

[chriscowolfmann]

The Griffin will always be the “really?” for me in all these old buildings.

[DougNey-fb]

Doug from Virginia, USGS Land Surveyor
Waiting for you 👍
Best Channel on YouTube

[Jaimeis]

Every time I watch this channel my jaw drops.

[gabrielsyt]

This was great, thank you. So glad you found the Griffins in Dallas, TX.

[markannese]

The population of 700, how many other buildings where done that year, who was milking the cows, showing the horses, growing the food, harvesting, and slaughtering the food. Think of how many other jobs are being done simultaneously in the area not construction and like you mentioned subtract for kids. Keep up the good work!

[tmoney]

I’m from Fort Worth and there’s old world buildings in Dallas and Fort Worth. In Fort Worth Stockyards there’s evidence of buried buildings, more building under the ground. Also did y’all know Fort Worth had an electric trolley system in 1896!? Definitely does not match up with cowboys and indians narrative.

DFW has had way older civilizations just look at the buried manmade wall in Rockwall(named after the buried wall of rock) or all the grand courthouses throughout all the small towns in Texas that we can’t build today and make no sense with the population at the time they were supposedly built.
Just recently an old world church in Dallas just burned down, so the fire stories and active destruction of the old world is still ongoing.

[wondergirls]

It was so hard building a custom home in San Antonio.
No one understood pitches, gables, vaults, barrels, 1/2 barrels, coffering, crown molding, wainscoting or ANY architecture other than Southwest, Ranch or modern.
Beauty and the Fibonacci sequence/golden ratio are disappearing right before our eyes.
Sux.

[cR_cal]

Your channel grows by about 1 thousand new subscribers a week, amazing! First comment.

[echopeakbicycling]

Automatic "like" and "notification on." This is going to be wild.

[JamieCrain]

I live in DFW and the buildings here do not match the narrative of Cowboys and Indians there are extremely old world buildings in both Dallas and Fort Worth and both cities are raised in elevation in the downtown area. There is a whole Nother city below both cities. 💯

[donnaveirs]

My daughter was born in Dallas in 1979. I always did think that building looked odd and out of place! Thanks MLB, love the video. Great work! 😊

[wesleyhiser]

Bravo bravo I wait all week for this you never disappoint me keep up the good work

[jaylnnmoor]

No One can compete with the MLB. You are winning every week.😎👍

[vospacevera]

I got my high school history teacher taking lunch breaks with MLB now.

[sixstringhans-tone]

Ya know, it would be interesting to interview construction workers that have renovated these super old buildings and what they thought and saw in these buildings and if they went into the basements and what things they saw or found in these old buildings…….✌🏼

[Micatone]

Thank you for this video. I've been in dallas since 1994, and worked downtown and seen all the buildings mentioned. All old world for sure...

[alloccasionsgiftwrapping]

I am a Dallasite born and raised. When I was 8 years old, my father drove me by this building and said that is The Old Court House, and I said Daddy it looks like a castle. I always knew this building did not belong next to the others. Thank you for doing a video of Dallas. We had our own Great Fire, and so did Houston and probably Austin and San Antonio