VIDEOS: My Lunch Break
recap my daily life on my lunch break, talk about historical interests. – Private Investigator of History.
My Lunch Break – YouTube
Going deep beneath the streets of Chicago as we uncover a hidden network of tunnels and structures that tell a story far different from what’s been recorded.
We explore the staggering revelations of underground systems stretching beneath cities worldwide, built by the previous civilization
Join us as we piece together first-hand accounts, historical discrepancies, and concealed evidence that challenge the very foundation of our understanding of urban development.
What lies beneath may change everything we thought we knew about our past. – MLB
THE OLD WORLD in ILLINOIS – Library of Rickandria
Beneath our feet lies a forbidden world—18 levels deep, 200 cities connected by ancient tunnels, discovered by a man chasing lost chickens.
From Turkey to Chicago to Iraq, this episode dismantles the lie we’ve all been told:
that these networks don’t exist.
Who built them?
Why are they sealed off?
And what are they hiding that would collapse the entire timeline of history as we know it? – MLB
They told us these palaces were built by peasants with pickaxes, that tunnels under cities were for bootleggers, and that earthquakes just happened to destroy ancient wonders the moment we got close to the truth.
But what if every part of that story is a lie? In this episode, we expose the underground world hidden beneath:
- Georgia
- Turkey
- Budapest
and even Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
With:
- missing artifacts
- fake timelines
- sealed tunnels
and billion-dollar coverups, the cracks in the mainstream narrative aren’t just showing—they’re collapsing.
And once you see what’s been buried, you’ll never trust the ground you walk on again. – MLB
Throughout history, massive Old World structures have mysteriously caught fire during so-called “restoration projects,” with fires often starting on metal spires rather than wood, no witnesses ever capturing the beginnings despite modern cameras, and suspicious workers conveniently placed on site.
Statues around the world consistently have missing heads — but intact limbs — hinting at a hidden truth about humanity’s past, while presidents born in shacks during the 1800s allegedly lived alongside the construction of palaces and cathedrals built in impossible timelines.
Recycled narratives of multiple churches on the same site, missing documentation, and absurd claims like rebuilding the colossal Alexandra Palace in just two years expose the deception.
Logistics around transporting materials and providing for hundreds of horses show that mainstream construction stories are mathematically impossible, while endless fires conveniently erase Old World evidence and reward authorities with massive insurance payouts.
Patterns of repetitive AI-like names, absurd rebuilding cycles at places like York Cathedral, and fire-based cover-ups of underground tunnels and gold suggest a hidden group systematically wiping away traces of a once advanced, global civilization — and now, the pattern is undeniable. – MLB
They’re not preserving history—they’re rewriting it in real time.
The Pocahontas Building vanished without protest, while a sign declared
“Virginia History in the Making,”
as if mocking the erasure.
Ancient tunnel systems are disguised as new construction, Gothic palaces once stood on every U.S. corner, and structures allegedly built without power tools were labeled “outdated” just two decades later and torn down.
The architect credited for many of these buildings, Elijah E. Myers, had no confirmed training and lay in an unmarked grave until 2009—while nearly all of his creations have been destroyed or stripped of domes.
Elijah E. Myers (December 29, 1832 – March 5, 1909) was an American architect of government buildings in the latter half of the 19th century, and the only architect to design the capitol buildings of three U.S. states, the Michigan State Capitol, the Texas State Capitol, and the Colorado State Capitol. He also designed buildings in Mexico and Brazil. Myers favored Victorian Gothic and Neo-Classical styles, but he worked in other styles as well.
Fires with no cause repeatedly gut old world buildings, even on Easter Island, where statues supposedly caught fire despite being made of stone.
Advanced writings were burned and replaced with crude forgeries, and cities like Budapest are filled with magnificent structures no one can explain, now repurposed as coffee shops.
This isn’t just suspicious—it’s a deliberate, worldwide deletion of the past.
Beneath the Khafre Pyramid, researchers using satellite radar uncovered eight colossal wells spiraling over 2,100 feet underground—leading to massive cube-shaped chambers in what may be a hidden underground city.
All of this was done without Egypt’s permission, using a legal loophole in the 1967 Outer Space Treaty, which Egypt can’t stop.
The lead scientist behind the discovery holds advanced degrees in radar and international space law—while Egypt’s top archaeologist, with no radar expertise, called the findings “ridiculous.”
But the evidence speaks for itself.
The pyramids weren’t tombs.
They may be advanced Old World technology—possibly still active—and this breakthrough unlocks a terrifying truth:
if this is under Giza, what’s buried under the rest of the world? – MLB
Beneath the sands of Egypt, a hidden world remains sealed off from the public—massive underground networks, 154,000-pound granite sarcophagi with no real proof of bull remains, and evidence of a stolen timeline far older and more advanced than we are told.
Restoration projects were never about preserving history; they were about preserving the lie.
Zahi Abass Hawass (Egyptian Arabic: زاهي حواس; born May 28, 1947) is an Egyptianarchaeologist, Egyptologist, and former Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, a position he held twice. He has worked at archaeological sites in the Nile Delta, the Western Desert and the Upper Nile Valley.
Powerful figures like Zahi Hawass blocked independent research to protect a crumbling narrative, while pawns like Auguste Mariette covered up the true discoveries—giants, kings, and a civilization erased from memory.
François Auguste Ferdinand Mariette (11 February 1821 – 18 January 1881) was a French scholar, archaeologist and Egyptologist, and the founder of the Egyptian Department of Antiquities, the forerunner of the Supreme Council of Antiquities.
The idea that primitive tools hauled these colossal tombs across 500 miles is laughable.
From Egypt to Illinois, Malta to Peru, the story is the same:
giants existed, the Old World ruled, and the biggest heist in human history wasn’t gold—it was the truth about our past. – MLB
What if the most shocking truth about our past isn’t in what’s been found—but in what’s missing?
We uncover the eerie absence of toilets in the world’s grandest:
- cathedrals
- palaces
- castles
—structures built with:
- perfect geometry
- advanced materials
- sacred design principles
yet no place to relieve yourself.
Were these monumental buildings really created by candlelight societies that wiped with leaves?
Or were they powerful energy machines—resonance chambers built to heal the body, align the mind, and channel vibrational frequency through:
- organs
- stained glass
- stone
This episode dismantles the mainstream timeline, exposing plumbing as a reset technology and still water as the trap.
Once you ask the question—why no toilets?—you’ll never unsee the truth buried beneath your feet. – MLB