My Lunch Break

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Download Rumble Wallet now and enjoy the benefits of financial and personal freedom! https://rumblewallet.onelink.me/bJsX/lunchWhat if the Civil War wasn’t just a battle between North and South—but something far bigger? Today, we examine the destruction of entire American cities, the mysterious origins of massive stone structures, and the timeline that doesn’t seem to add up. From Charleston to At...

What if the lighthouses we’ve been told were built in the 1800s… were never built at all? In this episode, we dig into the National Archives’ own records and uncover a pattern that shouldn’t exist, over 1,000 lighthouses listed, yet no construction documents, no blueprints, and in many cases, not even a confirmed date. From massive towers standing miles out in open water to entire coastlines fille...

After contacting the Utah State Archives for original construction records of the Salt Lake City and County Building, the response revealed something shocking, no blueprints, structural drawings, engineering calculations, or detailed ledgers exist to verify its 1891–1894 construction. Built in just three years, in a small city and before power tools, the official record offers almost no proof of h...

We uncover shocking evidence near Chicago in Lyons, Illinois and Lemont, Illinois, where massive stone structures don’t fit the timeline we’re told. After contacting officials about the Hoffmann Tower, we received a stunning admission: no blueprints, no records—nothing. This episode exposes a global pattern, seen even in places like Big Ben, raising one question: were these buildings constructed…...

In Little Rock, Arkansas stands a massive palace known as the Albert Pike Memorial Temple—an enormous structure we’re told was designed and built in just two years. But when you start asking simple questions, the story quickly falls apart. There are no public blueprints, no construction records, no material ledgers, and the architect credited with multiple “palaces” across Arkansas appears to have...

The Paris Catacombs have suddenly been closed for “restoration,” but when you look closer at the official story, things begin to fall apart. Millions of bones arranged in perfect patterns, a massive underground network mostly hidden from the public, and a timeline that raises more questions than answers. If only a tiny portion of these tunnels has ever been shown, what could really be hidden in th...

We filed a Freedom of Information request demanding the original construction records for the massive Kanawha County Courthouse in Charleston, said to be built in 1892, and the response was explosive. The city admitted it has no responsive documents. No blueprints. No ledgers. No contracts. Then the explanations started shifting. Copyright. Security. Terrorism. Staffing shortages. Each excuse repl...

The Nephilim weren’t just ancient legends—they may have left evidence behind that was quickly reclassified, restricted, or erased. From six-fingered warriors recorded near Gath to shocking discoveries in Nevada and sealed cave systems in the Grand Canyon, a pattern begins to emerge. Massive entrances carved into rock. Sites closed to the public. Narratives that shift overnight. At some point, coin...

A long-hidden 1929 map reveals an underground tunnel network beneath Chicago that connects specific buildings in ways the official story never explains. Labeled as a simple mail system, the layout raises serious questions about who these tunnels were really for and why they existed in the first place. With this map finally brought to light, what was once speculation becomes something undeniable—an...

Holy Name Cathedral’s official story doesn’t hold up when you start asking simple questions. The timeline skips critical steps, key records are missing, and the explanations stop exactly where they should begin. When the city’s own archive is pressed for proof, the answers raise far more questions than they resolve—and what does exist wasn’t meant to be seen. Once you notice what’s missing, the en...

They Manipulated the price of Gold by sinking the Gold Rush towns in the 1900s. When dams flooded historic river valleys, entire gold-rich regions vanished underwater along with towns and structures we were never meant to see. This episode reveals a repeating pattern and asks one simple question: was gold deliberately sunk to keep it hard to get? Follow us on Our eBay to get MLB Episodes & Ite...

The U.S. National Archives sent me a master list that’s supposed to show the blueprints and records for federally built buildings. But when you actually look through it, some of the biggest and oldest government structures have no plans, no ledgers, and no proof of construction at all. Buildings vanish from the record, timelines don’t line up, and basic questions go unanswered. If there’s no paper...

Thank you to Episode 161's Sponsor! Go to http://cbdistillery.com and use code MLB for 25% off!1,046 days ago we dropped an Episode that questioned everything and it became our biggest one yet. Now, 123 weeks later, it’s time to go back. We confront the most illogical story we’ve ever been told: that the most complex technologies in human history—television, flight, radio, global communication...

Where are the original construction records for the United States Capitol? The National Archives exist specifically to preserve this evidence, yet what appears in their own Master List raises serious questions. When we asked them directly to clarify what they actually have — and what they don’t — the response changed everything. From there, this investigation expands beyond Washington D.C., reveal...

The mainstream historical narrative just made a massive mistake by handing over the Master List. Using official correspondence, FOIA requests, and the National Archives’ own internal records, this investigation shows that some of the most famous publicly funded structures in the world—Big Ben, the New York Public Library, Philadelphia City Hall, the Field Museum, major cathedrals, and even Federal...

FOIA requests and direct emails reveal that massive stone buildings we’re told were built just 100 years ago have no blueprints, no permits, no inspection records, and no construction ledgers—including a palace-scale church supposedly built in a single year. The town itself admits in writing that it has no records at all, something that should be legally impossible for a structure of that size. Th...

They cannot produce the blueprints—so how were these massive palace structures really built? This film follows a paper trail that quietly unravels the official stories behind world-famous landmarks like the New York Public Library, The Field Museum, and Big Ben, revealing evasive answers, restricted records, and an unsettling pattern that spans multiple cities. As institutions struggle to verify t...

After contacting the Field Museum, the Chicago History Museum, the Art Institute of Chicago, and even the world’s leading engineering archives, a pattern begins to reveal itself—none of them can produce the original blueprints or technical documentation for some of the most iconic structures ever built. Instead, we’re met with missing records, contradictory explanations, and admissions that these...

We push our Old World investigation into territory no one ever expected—straight into the heart of one of America’s most famous landmarks: the Field Museum. After reaching out to archives, museums, and official record departments, we asked the question that should’ve been easy to answer: Where are the documents proving this massive structure was actually built between 1919 and 1921? What came back...

Thank you to Episode 154's Sponsor! Black Friday deals go fast! Visit http://BrickhouseSale.com and save 30%.We take Big Ben—the most famous clock tower on Earth—and put it on trial. What begins as a simple request for the original blueprints turns into a legal and historical earthquake, as the very institutions that claim to have built Big Ben admit they never created, held, or preserved the...

Thank you to Episode 153's Sponsor! Black Friday deals go fast! Visit http://BrickhouseSale.com and save 30%.The Albany Institute of History and Art has confirmed that it holds no architectural or mechanical blueprints for the Cathedral of All Saints—only decorative tracings—with no librarian on staff and no digitized records for one of New York’s most magnificent structures. This revelation b...