SECRETS OF THE GIANTS
And he answered and said unto them, I tell you that, if these should hold their peace, the stones would immediately cry out. Luk 19:40
Today, we journey to Sardinia, Italy, unearthing the enigmatic Giants of Mont’e Prama—massive stone figures that challenge our understanding of history and expose the Old World to all of us.
What if the narratives that we’ve accepted are fabrications designed to conceal a powerful civilization that existed long before us?
As we explore the hidden truths behind the excavation of 5,000 artifacts and the questionable timelines surrounding them, we confront the possibility that these giants were not merely relics of the past, but key players in a much larger story.
GIANTS – Library of Rickandria
Dive into a world of:
- lost knowledge
- suppressed history
- astonishing revelations
that may just redefine everything we thought we knew about our origins.
What secrets lie beneath the surface?
What if the missing hands, the shattered feet, the headless statues were never accidents, but deliberate cover-ups?
The Nephilim—giants of legend, rulers of an erased world—are more than just ancient myths.
Across history, across continents, the same pattern emerges: six fingers, six toes, towering stature.
They were the builders, the leaders, the ones with knowledge beyond explanation.
And now, their presence has been found—not in crumbling ruins, but in undeniable evidence buried beneath our very feet.
What happens when you put the pieces together?
The truth isn’t just shocking—it’s world-altering.
A lost civilization.
The Nephilim.
Giants in the Bible – Library of Rickandria
Buried right beneath Sardinia—erased from history, but the evidence refuses to stay hidden.
A necropolis spanning 200 acres, massive burial chambers big enough for giants, and skeletal remains mysteriously “lost” after their discovery in the 1800s.
The deeper we dig, the more unsettling the truth becomes—a cathedral built over the dead, a crypt tied to St. Lucifer himself, and a structure with a melted entrance leading underground.
St. Lucifer of Cagliari (Latin: Lucifer Calaritanus, Italian: Lucifero da Cagliari; died 20 May 370 or 371) was a bishop of Cagliari in Sardinia known for his passionate opposition to Arianism. He is venerated as a Saint in Sardinia.
And then there’s the biggest question of all—why has this location remained off-limits for over 130 years?
The mainstream narrative is collapsing, and what we’ve found here changes everything.