Field Museum of Natural History

I love seeing them admit that they don't have these records, because every time it gets more and more shocking.

I told you that they're not gonna have these blueprints, and we have exposed the Cathedral of All Saints, Big Ben, the Field Museum, the Philadelphia City Hall, the New York Public Library, Emanuel Church in LaGrange, Illinois, the Federal Hall in New York City, the U.S. Capitol Building, Crescent Hill Branch Library, and the Westminster Presbyterian Church.

I just want the blueprints.

I want the construction

We have documented that the Field Museum in Chicago, Illinois, hasn't emailed us back yet regarding the original blueprints to their structure.

These documents would prove to all of us that their mainstream story about their building is actually true.

They asked us, what our project was about and who our affiliation was.

We have now contacted the Art Institute of Chicago.

And of course, their access and reference archivist tells all of us that I'm afraid I can't be much help.

Our collections do not include any drawings of the Field Museum, unfortunately.

So now we have three documented sources confirming that these documents do not exist.

They never did.

And we're gonna continue to do this right now.

The Field Museum, Chicago, Illinois.

We are all told that this building was constructed from 1919 to 1921.

This 480,000 square foot palace building, holding 75 foot interior columns, was supposedly designed, engineered, and completed in like two years, 24 months, This is what we're being told by the mainstream history.

Their mission is literally to preserve the city's architectural, civic, and engineering history.

They actively collect architectural drawings, blueprints, and maps of Chicago's landmarks since 1856.

67 years before the Field Museum was supposedly completed.

They hold the archives, supposedly, of many major architectural firms, including Graham, Anderson, Probst & White, which is the exact firm that is pinned to the Field Museum, meaning they better have these documents or this is about to be one of the biggest mainstream flaws that have ever been documented to this point.

Multiple archives telling all of us that they don't have these records.

And now the world knows that the Cathedral of All Saints, Albany, New York, Big Ben, the Elizabeth Clock Tower, London, England, the Field Museum, Chicago, Illinois, and the Philadelphia City Hall, all of them exposing that they do not have the construction records.

They cannot prove that they actually constructed these buildings.

Are you all ready to take this even further? Here we go.

They are now exposed to the world.

a publicly funded landmark with zero construction records, which now marks the fifth world famous structure that can't provide the receipt to their own construction story.

We also have a massive update from the Field Museum in Chicago, Illinois.

And before we get to that, We have to thank the Donkeys Incorporated Club.

Terms and conditions apply.

What is the Cathedral of All Saints, Big Ben, the Field Museum, Philadelphia City Hall, the New York Public Library, and the Emanuel Church in LaGrange, Illinois, all have in common? It's a massive issue for them, and that is that they do not have the original blueprints.

proving that they actually constructed these structures.

And when they say they did, and we have exposed this right here on this channel, we know that their narratives are all the same, which I believe are all generated by the AI.

The history that we've all been told, the books that we were all tested on in class, all of the stories are lies and unverified information.

We're the ones with the actual documentation now, that they do not have the original blueprints to their structures, like the Field Museum in Chicago, Illinois, Big Ben, the Elizabeth Clock Tower, London, England, and the rest.

They have no blueprints.

No load-bearing calculations.

I would like to come back up here.

I'd like to go to Field Museum.

I want to go to that museum

we saw next to the Obama Center.

Let's talk about another fun adventure that we had this summer.

Our family went to the Field Museum in Chicago, and there is an actual Pokemon exhibit at that museum, a real-life fossil exhibition that mixes fossils from the real world with Pokemon.

I think, did you actually bring some fossils with you to show on the show today? Because you really like fossils, right? Yeah,

and I also like fossil-type Pokemon, and I like to say this trilobite here that's like 200 years old, maybe.