Topic: 9600 Bc

The "old religion" practiced by elite families is described as a pre-Atlantean system dating back before 10,000 BC. Atlantis is characterized as a fascist society where scientists performed advanced genetic engineering to create human-animal chimeras. Geological evidence and the work of researchers Allen and Dallaire are cited to support the theory of a massive global cataclysm occurring around 9600 BC.

Flem-Ath argues that Earth crust displacement occurred rapidly, over a matter of weeks, around 9600 BC. He cites the simultaneous emergence of agriculture across different continents and the massive, localized extinctions in North and South America as evidence of a sudden environmental upheaval that forced humans to transition from hunting and gathering to farming.

Flem-Ath identifies Gobekli Tepe in Turkey as a site built by Atlantean survivors in 9600 BC to "reboot" civilization. He highlights the sophisticated 18-ton T-shaped stones and the lack of a developmental "learning curve" in the masonry as evidence of prior advanced knowledge. He suggests the site served as a temple to draw hunter-gatherers and teach them agricultural techniques.