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Forbidden History: Were Humans Created as Slaves? The Truth Behind Anton Parks · Lost Civilizations: Ancient Aliens & Forgotten History

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  Hello, it has become Sunday and time for a new podcast episode. Today we are going
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  to discuss one of the most fascinating and one of the most controversial voices
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  in the alternative history. His name is Anton Parks. He is a French-German author
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  born in 1967 and he claims to have direct access to our planet through
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  history, not through archaeological digs, not through university libraries, but through visions
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  and a unique ability to translate Sumerian tables into an entirely new way. In his book,
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  including the famous series The Chronicles of Gírkù and his translation work Eden,
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  Parks presents an epic narrative. Interstellar wars, reptilian gods, humanity's origins as
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  genetically created slaves and why we today literally are trapped in our own solar system.
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  Today we will dive into Parks' life, his methods, his cosmology and his claims that the Bible is the
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  delivery fortune. But we will also end with a critical look from Mainstreet Scholarship.
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  Fasten your seatbelts, grab your favorite chair and your most and your best cup of coffee because
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  we are embarking on a journey that starts 300,000 years back in time.
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  Let's start with the man himself. Anton Parks was born on January 1st, 1967. He is of French-German
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  origin and this is relevant because much of his early inspirational material, including the
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  German hobby narratives, came from the German-speaking esoteric tradition. He's often
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  described as a specialist of the ancient Near East. I'm not going to pronounce that in French
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  because everybody will be laughing, but it's important to emphasize he's a self-taught.
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  He holds no university degrees in Sumerology, none in Egyptology, none in archaeology. His
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  expertise comes from decades of personal research and what he calls visions. Just 14 years old,
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  Parks begins receiving intense involuntary visions. They weren't only daydreams. They
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  were a full century experience. Image, sound, smell, textures, all of it. He experienced
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  scenes from a distant past but in total disorder. alien ships, ancient backdrops
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  humanoid figures with snake-like features. And here's the crucial part. He was not a passive
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  observer. He experienced the visions through the eyes of a specific character, a person
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  who carries a crystal instrument called a gherko, a kind of a database. But in an interview he
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  described it like this. I see myself in the character's skin recording the data into the
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  crystals. I am completely a spectator. This is data that was recorded one day a very long time ago.
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  This was disturbing and at times dangerous. He could lose depth perception when it happens
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  while in traffic. He discovers that with a cap, with a visor, could block the light that triggers
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  these visions. For years he suppressed them. He tries to live a normal life including working
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  as a musician under the name Wolf Lincs. The crucial shift happened by chance at the
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  Louvre Museum. He came across a Sumerian dictionary. The words and grammar he had
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  heard in his visions resembled Sumerian or rather what he calls proto-Sumerian mother tongue. He
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  eventually decided to take his visions seriously. But to avoid being dismissed as a madman, he
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  invented something unusual. He used his visions as a guide to translate the ancient Sumerian texts.
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  He became the self-taught Sumerian logist and he swears by a large wormbook manual. Oh no, I'll try to say that again.
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  Manuel d'Épigraphie Akkadienne. I'm sorry for my French pronunciation. Look in the transcript if you want to have it correctly.
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  But Park's personal life also took a dramatic change at this cosmology. In the biography called
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  Le Plérôme à la Matière (2019), written with his wife, Hanael Parks, he reveals that he was
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  systematically exploited by psychopaths, by narcissistic perverts. He lost his original
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  publishing company, his rights, his home. He came near to be destroyed. His meeting with his wife
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  was described as a reunion of twin souls separated by millennia.
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  Is it really in his personal cares that this grand narrative of our audience unfolds?
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  Let's leave them in for now and let's enter the myth.
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  Park's story does not start on earth but in deep space, around 300,000 years ago.
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  The Sumerian gods, the Anunnaki, exist but forget Zacharias Sitchin's Nibiru.
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  Park is adamant there is no Sumerian tables that mentions Nibiru as the gods of the home planet.
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  That is an invention. Instead, Park describes it as a powerful reptilian empire and on the top of
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  the empire were the Kingu, a royal caste that controls everything. Below them is the Ashungu
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  and the Tiamata. And then there are the Anua. Park's preferred term for the Anunnaki,
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  a rebellion faction. The war is not about power, about rebellion against a material rule.
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  The Anua lost. In their fight, they became trapped in our solar system.
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  Park introduces a crucial distinction, Anua versus Nungal.
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  Anua belong to the clan of the god Enlil. They are royals.
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  They have green reptilian skin. They arrived on earth and established themselves as rulers.
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  Nungal belongs to the clan of the god Enki. They are white reptilian skin.
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  They are the fallen angels of the bible. They are initiators who mix with humans,
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  give away secrets, create hybrids offspring. Enki and Enlil are therefore not brothers.
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  Park reveals something shocking. Enlil is the creation of Enki, a failed cloning experiment
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  that Enki spared. On the top of the hierarchy, we will find an Enki's creator. Below him
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  lies the city of Karshak. It means city of the gods. Park locates it in the Tauros mountains
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  in present-day Turkey. This is where we find the Garden of Eden.
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  Park's translation here is radical. Eden does not mean paradise. The Sumerian word Yidim means
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  home of life, but Greek paradises, which the bible uses, literally means enclosures for wild animals.
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  For Park, the Garden of Eden is therefore a genetic control zone.
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  Or in modern words, a concentration camp. And the word Adam, it's Sumerian for animal or for cattle.
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  So why does the gods create humans?
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  The answer is simple if you ask Park. Labor. Their new restaurant, they needed somebody
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  to till the soil, tend the garden, perform slavery, basically. However,
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  humanity was not created from nothing. Homo erectus were already existing.
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  It was Enki, the chief genesis, who was tasked with improving the race.
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  Together with the priestesses called Ninji, the priestesses of life, he used an advanced
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  artificial matrices, genetic incubators, to create human sapiens.
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  The secret that was behind humanity was the blood of Kingu. The gods took the genes from their
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  defeated enemies, the Kingu, who they considered inferior, and mixed them with the earth's
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  bindings. The goal was to create an obedient, left-brained, easily disciplined slave.
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  But Enki was not a typical slave owner. Park described Enki of being too good, someone
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  who had too much heart, basically. His mother Namu, who worked with humanity for millennia,
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  she has developed immunity to human bacteria. She passed on this immunity to Enki.
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  In Park's translations of the CBS tablets, something happens. But the Bible omits.
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  Humans enter the gods' garden, they steal fruit, and they contaminate the gods
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  with early diseases. The gods become sick. Enki must heal them.
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  Because Enki is immune, he becomes the only who can communicate with humanity.
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  He becomes the intermediary, and he teaches them secrets.
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  The great secrets, the tool. Park simplifies that the Sumerian word, ish, means both tree and tool.
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  This is the tree of knowledge. Enki teaches humans to use tools,
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  first to cultivate the land, but implicitly also to defend themselves, to make weapons.
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  Here, there is a great parallel to the Bible. The serpent in the garden of Eden is Enki.
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  He is called Mosch, Serpent. He speaks to the woman, because the woman is humanity's future.
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  She raises the children, she transmits knowledge. But unlike the Bible, Park tells of an outright
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  rebellion. Armed with the new tools, humanity march up the mountains toward the city of the gods.
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  They will kill the gods or force them to flee. The gods react with overwhelming force and violence.
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  They use the flying chariots, the Ginjaan, to burn everything down. The surviving humans
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  were forced into slavery. And this time, they swear an oath in front of the gods' spacecraft,
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  that they will never rebel again. Parks believes that this oath resides in our collective
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  subconscious, even today. And after the defeat, Enki separates from the other gods. He travels to
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  Egypt. He becomes the god Osiris. His temple in the Abydos is called Apsu, Sumerian for house of water.
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  In Egypt, he continues his work with humanity. He teaches them agriculture,
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  beavering, vitriology, and so on. He actively hybridizes with humans.
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  And Park believes that the elongated skulls is proof of that found all over the world,
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  in Peru, in Egypt, in Iraq. They are not merely the result of cranial bindings.
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  Some of them even have larger volume than normal human skulls, up to 25 to 30 percent larger
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  according to Parks. This is, for Parks, a proof of generic hybridization between
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  humans and reptilian gods. Enki, or should I say Osiris, is eventually murdered
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  by his rival Seth, whom Parks identifies as Enlil.
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  He is crucified on a tree, killed, disremembered. His wife, Isis, resembles him.
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  The stories of Osiris' death and resurrections is, for Park, the direct prototype for the story of
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  Jesus Christ. He goes as far to claim that the word Mary, or Mary, is Egyptian for a beloved
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  a title for Isis. And the uref, meaning body, lies behind the Hebrew word for Joseph.
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  Parks' most provocative claims concern Moses. He believes that the historical Moses was Ramoses
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  and, oh, let me try to say that again, Akhenaten's vizier.
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  When Akhenaten's monastic revolution fails, Ramoses stole the sacred
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  archives, the Egyptians' technology, including the Jared staff that can control the elements,
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  and the body of Osiris. He let the people of slaves out of Egypt.
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  The operas sung in Egypt possibly is the origin of the word Hebrew.
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  So it was not a god who parted the Red Sea. It was technology.
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  So how did this original story become known as the Bible?
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  Parks reconstructs the path. He starts. First chapter, in Sumer about 2500 to 1800 year BCE.
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  The original tables are written. Here Enki is the serpent, Adam is an animal, the garden is a labor
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  camp. Second chapter, around 3000, I'll say again, 1350 BCE, Akhenaten and Moses distorts the
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  survey. Monotheism emerges. The Osiris cult is kept secret. Chapter three, in the Babylonian area,
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  which is 587 to 529 BCE. Here the Jews are deported for 58 years. They hear the Babylonian
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  creation myth, Enuma Elish, and the story of the god Marduk's death and resurrections.
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  They take the myth home with them. Chapter four, the Seppu Giand, which is from 300 to 200 BCE.
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  The first Greek translations of the Old Testament is created. Here the serpent
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  roles is changed from a teacher to Harun, the cunning one, the accused one. In chapter five,
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  the New Testament is around 300 to 400 CE. Here the church compiles the final versions by making
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  the serpent into Satan and god into Enlil. Yahweh basically swept the rules.
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  Humanity's true benefactor Enki becomes evil, while the oppressor Enlil becomes the good god.
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  So what happens to the gods? Parks believes that they are still there.
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  The war in space never ended. They are now lost, but the enemies, the Kinkou, won.
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  Parks explains that the Kinkou are not trapped in the solar system. Therefore, the moon is not a
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  dead rock. Parks believes that the Kinkou has spaces on the moon. He points to the creators
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  as evidence of an ancient wars. Mars was also like Earth once. The Anu live there in the
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  underground bases, and those bases are still there, according to Parks. That is why our Mars mission
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  systematic fails. This brings us up to the final point, that we are trapped in the solar system.
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  Parks says that the doors are blocked. He tells the story of the white beer,
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  Oswald Friedrichs and Hobie Elder. As a young man he worked in a mine in Arizona in the 1920s.
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  The mining company Peabody Coal was merely a front for the excavation of a top secret military base,
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  the Black Messiah. Here, Hobie and Navigal workers helped excavating rock, using technology
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  that melted stone. Technology provided by the great beings, large heads, large eyes, perhaps the Kinkou.
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  The workers was exposed to radiation. They died like flies. White beer survived only because
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  that he wore lead sweets.
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  Parks concludes, our story is a lie, written by the victors, the Enlil clan.
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  Our sub, Mrs. Neff, is the result of an old swan in front of a spacecraft, more than 300,000 years ago.
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  And now for the difficult part. Because mainstream scholars does not see Adam Parks as a pioneer.
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  They see him as a pseudo-historian. They say his work is not science, it's speculative fictions,
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  dressed in scientific clothing. Let's take it point by point. First point,
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  the Sumerian language is dead, that is not ancestral. Parks claims that the Sumerian,
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  the functions, is the key to Maya and Hobie. The problem is that Sumerian is a language isolated.
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  So that means it's not related to any other known languages, neither Indo-European,
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  Semitic, nor anything else. When Park uses Sumerian to decipher Merian glyphs,
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  he's doing something that linguistics would compare to using Danish words to understand Chinese.
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  Second, translations. Parks highlight words like Adam as equal to animal, that is correct. However,
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  he admits that the context of these words are used in perfectly ordinary ways.
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  Adam also means human. Eden also means steppe. So when you choose the most essential
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  translational meaning, that is called confirmation bias. Furthermore,
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  no Sumerian logist has ever found a tablet describing Enki as a green-skinned reptile.
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  These details come from Parks' visions, which he sees what he wants to confirm in the tablets.
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  That is called circular reasoning. Furthermore, Parks criticizes Sitchin's Nibiru, and he is right
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  that Nibiru is not mentioned as a home planet. But nowhere does it say that the gods come from
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  either, comes from the Pleiades. Parks believes that the gods come from Pleiades.
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  And this is just, in the other way, the same as Sitchin says.
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  The next one is the elongated skulls as known. That is a known human practice.
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  Parks uses the elongated skulls as evidence as hybridizations with reptiles. The mainstream
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  explanation is called cranial bindings. That is a well-documented practice. You literally tie
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  boards around an infant's head, and that changes the shape. But it does not increase the brain
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  capacity. Parks claims of 25 to 30 percent, a larger volume, has not been verified by
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  independent researchers. Furthermore, Moses, Osiris, and Jesus. Parks' identifications of
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  Moses with Ramos, and Jesus with Horus, are classical examples of what the religious
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  historians call parallelomia. That is also other words for an excessive hunt for similarities
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  which ignore differences. Egyptians' text never describes Horus as a savior who dies for humanity's
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  sins. And if you look at the Hopi traditions, Parks uses the Hopi narratives as historical
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  evidence. The Hopi themselves regard their oral tradition as a religious myth, not as
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  geographical reports. Using them as evidence for a sunken continent is a form of cultural
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  appropriation. The mainstream scholar's verdict is clear. Linguistic, his method is unscientific.
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  Archaeological, there is no physical evidence. Historical, his identification relies on
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  superficial similarities. Methodical, he mixes the visions and the facts without distinction.
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  Ethical, he uses endangered methodology outside their context.
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  So, what does it leave us? Does it mean that Anton Parks is worthless to read?
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  I say no, absolutely not. He works with an impressive modern methodology, a gigantic
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  self-consistent narrative that tries to make sense out of our world. He asks the big questions.
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  Where do we come from? Where is the evil? And are we alone? And he answers that original
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  and is also thought-provoking. But the reader must never forget that Parks, he is not
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  an historian that is uncovering the past. He is a visionary author that is constructing a past.
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  So, if you need to read Anton Parks, you should read his truth. But not the truth
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  recognized by mainstream scholars. He is a French-German autodidact. He built bridges
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  between ancient Sumerian tablets and modern ufology. His love story with his wife is also
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  beautiful. His personal struggles are real. But his cosmology remains at best, should we say,
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  incredible. This is an incredible story. So, the question is not if Parks are right.
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  The question is why his narratives appeal so strongly to all of us right now.
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  Thank you for listening to the podcast. And if you want to read more about Anton Parks,
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  you can find it at antonparks.net. It is spelled without any spaces and so on. Just
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  antonparks.net. So, until next time, keep your feet on the ground, and see you.