The Dragon Snake, A Soloman Islands UFO/USO mystery

[Aardvaaks Profile]

In an old copy of Nexus magazine I read about the experiences of a former RAAF engineer, Marius Boirayon. He is married to a Solomon Islander and lives there and is researching the long history of encounters with strange aerial craft and alien beings in that locality, this has sparked him to search for hidden UFO bases.

http://www.esolibris.com/articles/ufo/u ... ery_01.php
http://www.esolibris.com/articles/ufo/u ... ery_02.php
http://solomonstarnews.com/index.php?op ... &Itemid=45

[Rizze Profile Website]

Great links thanks.......... thought this was very interesting

I would like to share some significant further research from my expeditions to Malaita in 1996, 1997 and 2002. Contrary to popular belief, NASA - or whoever that mob was - first made contact with the occupants of the subterranean UFO base in central east Malaita in 1961. This is how they began to gain what partial technology they have today. It was through blackmail. This happened because when the great geologist Mr Gropher was doing his few expeditions in the area between 1958 and 1960, he saw these UFOs and then reported back to the UK (the ruling colonial power at the time) about them.

Apparently, in 1961, a white man who claimed to be from NASA came to that part of the island and asked for assistance from my wife's relatives to take him to the UFO subterranean base entrances, which they did. I am the only white man ever to have married a woman from Kwaio, which is in that area. This NASA guy was gone a week and then returned, asking my wife's relatives for further assistance to take him back to these places.

There is a 50-metre-diameter, bottomless circular reef in amongst the surrounding 10-metre-deep coral reef a few miles north of Kwoi Island (which is on the border of the Kwaio and Kwara'ae tribes) and south of Namo'ere'ere in central east Malaita. Singalanggu Harbour is slightly further south. UFOs can be seen going in and out of that reef virtually every night.

My friends like fishing down this UFO hole during the daytime because it saves them from having to go out into the danger of the ocean and because there's a plentiful supply of big ocean-type fish that can be caught in its depths. They have let down over 200 metres of 100-pound line and still haven't been able to hit the bottom. I always think of this hole as having been made by a huge spaceship that hovered above it and shot a big laser into the crust of the Earth, for whatever reason!

On mainland Malaita, about three to four miles directly inland from that circular reef entrance is a lake which has two connected entrances/exits. When the boys are out fishing at night, they see the UFOs going in one entrance and coming out the other. A UFO coming out of this lake at dusk incinerated my good friend's grandfather, and everyone in the area knows about it. The aliens have instilled fear in these people for generations, and many people have gone missing.

In the Kwaio and Kwara're areas, there are three entrances in their jungle mountains that I know of where these "ball of light"-type UFO vehicles can be seen entering and exiting. It is my belief that these entrances are not individual bases but are all connected, making up one big UFO base under the island. I may be wrong, but I also believe that one of the many reasons why they are there is that, for reasons of their own, they are mining a very rare type of gemstone under this kimberlite rock volcanic island.

The gemstones which my wife's relatives possess have a far higher specific gravity than that of diamonds, and a refractive index such that when you put the stone in light you see your mirror image in the centre of the stone. I once had a 32.4 carat "ET stone" with these characteristics. There are some old folklore stories supporting the interest in these unique stones.

Furthermore, as there are many remnants of the Ramo civilisation that can be found on top of the island and the aliens underneath, there is every chance there is a connection. And that goes for on Guadalcanal, too.

The waterfall lake UFO base of Small Malaita (south Malaita), where I have also witnessed their activities, is easy to find. Just ask the locals, but, heading north up the passage with Small Malaita on your right, about three kilometres from Affiou, the main town, and about a kilometre up the jungle mountain is their base entrance, where they can be seen entering and exiting nearly every night and also brazenly and casually flying along the passage.

http://www.esolibris.com/articles/ufo/ufo_mystery_02.php

Many Solomon Islanders have told me of flat stingray-type UFOs with big round lights underneath them that hum as they go along. They sometimes see them flying low over the jungle and surfacing out of the sea near where they are fishing. The UFOs have landed near villages, and the (white or black) people who get out of them have strange grey uniforms, not seen anywhere else in the world. You can make your own deductions there.

Nevertheless, if there were ever a place that one could call "UFO Headquarters", it would have to be central Malaita. Mind you, these are only the ones I know of. Goodness knows what else there is in the rest of the Solomon Islands.

[Aardvaaks Profile]

Hey Rizze, yes this research has got it all, giants lurkiing underground, Ufo's Uso's , alien attacks from above, underwater bases, Nasa, folk lore and legends. There was an expedition done in 2004 and they are keeping stook about their findings until 2011 when they hope all the ground work has been done. I just hope it doesn't go quiet like the Inner Earth expedition has done!

[Avimoas Profile Website]

Cool post ! a little more information about the Soloman Islands mystery
http://www.coasttocoastam.com/shows/2008/09/03

[Aardvaaks Profile]

Cool post ! a little more information about the Soloman Islands mystery
http://www.coasttocoastam.com/shows/2008/09/03

Thanks Avimoas thats a good springboard link from the Coast to Coast programe.

I found this article also about the giant being sightings in the Soloman Island of Guadalcanal, check out the 2 maps at the end of the web page with the incidence of sightings.

http://www.burlingtonnews.net/guadalcanal.html

I think it interesting that this small Island has a lot of folklore related to this subject but other Islands in the area do not! They are quite issolated from each other and perhaps these generations past have just thought of these large inhabitants as part of the natural population, albeit in a reclusive way .

[brillbilly]

good topic aardvaak,another strange place with a hidden history