http://www.beforeus.com DOES
A GIANT RACE
STILL EXIST IN THE
SOLOMON ISLANDS? According to very numerous local reports,
surviving giants live inside the rainforest jungle mountain ranges of Guadalcanal.
They have vast cave systems running the length of the entire island. Australian Marius Boirayon, a retired helicopter
pilot/engineer who is married to a Solomon Islander, has come across many Guadaleanal
people who believe these giants can travel from cast to west through these cave
systems without seeing the light of day. It is believed that their population
numbers in the thousands. An
underground city? Residents of Guadalcanal Island also believe
there is a huge city of them underneath the big mountains of the island. Boirayon,
writing in the August-September issue of Nexus magazine, asserts that Mount
Tattiva is definitely one of this city's main entrances; and that if anyone ever
wished to film these giants, the villages closest to this mountain are a good
starting point. He states that they are seen regularly by the village folk in
this region. But this is by no means the only location.
They are seen in many other places throughout this large island – and on a daily
basis somewhere on the island. The Solomons, to which Guadalcanal belongs,
are frequently termed “The Place That Time Forgot”. Could there be some truth
in the accounts of modern giants here? The
Gold Ridge Incident Gold-rich Guadalcanal has been attracting
prospectors for years. In the 1970s, various gold mining companies began negotiating
with the traditional landowners with the aim of capitalising on this gold. After
a succession of failed attempts Ross Mining finally broke through with a 3% deal
for the indigenous people. In 1998, as building of a mine at Gold Ridge
in central northem Guadalcanal got under way, bulldozers began pushing in roads
and clearing the mine area. Late one afternoon, one of the huge bulldozers broke
down, with one of the pins on the blade attachment rendered useless. The workers
leave the blade there (it weighed more than 10 tonnes!) and take the bulldozer
back to the workshop for overnight repairs, so that work could continue the next
day. The next morning, when they returned to
the site, the blade had vanished. (Remember, this was a 10 tonne plus blade).
Not surprisingly, everyone on the team was confused. How could such a heavy object
vanish? A search was begun, and someone
noticed gigantic human footprints, some three feet in length.The blade was found
about 100 metres away on a small hill. Government
officials report Some years ago, during a contract with an
American fishing fleet, Boirayon was stationed for six weeks opposite the old
Guadalcanal provincial headquarters. It was here that met the then Guadalcanal
Premier and the Finance Minister, Victor. They told him of an encounter they had
recently had with living giants. The Premier, incidentally,
is now a national minister. Victor is again a Guadalcanal minister. On the long drive up to Gold
Ridge to survey the area of the proposed gold mine, the road was slippery and
their twin-cab Toyota Hilux 4WD vehicle had slipped off the road and got bogged.
They walked back to the last
village they had passed and brought back about 30 helpers. To their great surprise,
the vehicle was back on the road. And standing there were two giant men, one at
each end. In fear, they all turned and
ran. Half an hour later when they cautiously returned, the giants had gone. From examining the footprints
it was apparent that the “big men” had each picked up the 4WD by placing one foot
on the road and the other near the vehicle. The men were estimated at about 15
feet tall. Underground
lighting system At times, local people have
been captured and released. They report that inside the mountains there exists
a lighting system that has no obvious source of light, such as lamps or bulbs. Giant
artefacts Throughout both Guadalcanal
and Malaita, there are reportedly hundreds of caves containing giant artefacts. 15 foot skeleton One credible witness to these
is a once Prime Minister and the previous Guadalcanal Premier, Ezekiel Alebua.
He recalls that when he was a child his father took him to a burial cave in east
Guadalcanal. Inside was a complete skeleton that must be around 15 feet in length. To the local population on
Guadalcanal, giants are common knowledge. Interaction with giants has been frequent
through their history. The giant’s territory is a 1,000 square kilometre area
of mountains covered in tropical jungle west of Mount Popomanaseu. Local tribes, not only in Guadalcanal,
but in most parts of the Solomon Islands have recorded a tumultuous historical
relationship with the giants. The area is rich in memories of such encounters. Giants allegedly still survive
on Santa Isabel Island. Although they are fewer in number than on Guadalcanal,
there are two areas where they live. Any local person is able to steer you in
the right direction. Another of the Solomon Islands
is Choiseul. The island of Choiseul is not small. Some 300 kilometres long by
80 kilometres wide, it numerous villages. But there is one large area of its interior
where no village exists. And apparently with good reason…living giants. 8 foot-long femur bone Boirayon’s wife comes from
a place called Kwaio. In the Kwara’ee region, north of there, is a large burial
place scattered with giant skeletons. They lie over the ground. In a nearby village
stands a hut, one of whose main support poles is a human femur bone nearly 8 feet
long! An expedition to the region
is being planned. We will keep you informed of developments.
Jonathan Gray Back
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