Topic: William Penn

Ben Joseph Stewart challenges the "Out of Africa" theory by citing findings of ancient European DNA in Florida and 150,000-year-old human activity in San Diego. He discusses the presence of African kings in the Americas prior to the slave trade and the impossible construction timelines of 19th-century World's Fairs. The segment references Anatoly Fomenko’s "New Chronology," which suggests a radical re-dating of biblical and world history.

Recent archaeological findings in San Diego and Florida challenge the "Out of Africa" theory, suggesting human presence in the Americas much earlier than previously thought. Ben Joseph Stewart discusses the possibility that many American slaves were indigenous or arrived via pre-colonial African trade routes, citing the work of Imhotep Jesus. He also questions the official timelines of World's Fairs, which featured massive, ornate structures supposedly built in months using only horse-and-buggy technology.

Benjamin Franklin is characterized as an occultist who used his experiments to open "gates to hell" in exchange for technological secrets, such as electricity, symbolized by Prometheus. The narrative links Franklin's work to William Penn’s original "Holy Experiment," which sought to align Philadelphia with the favorable prophecy in the Book of Revelations. These efforts are described as attempts to manipulate prophetic timelines to favor a "resurrection of Rome" in America.

The naming of cities ending in "ton," such as Wilmington or Boston, is identified as a signal involving the Egyptian city of On and the Tau cross. Jay Parker discusses the history of William Penn and the founding of Philadelphia, suggesting that Penn was "controlled opposition" linked to the Venetian bankers. The statue of Penn atop Philadelphia City Hall is noted for its occult symbolism, including a scroll and a carpet bag.