Anyone who has ever visited the Denver, Colorado Airport will surely remember the shock and surprise that they visited upon arrival. This place, the airport, is a kind of collection of conjectures, suspicions, theories and unanswered questions. In every room, in every corner, you are literally permeated with a feeling of uneasiness, and the gloomy symbolism inherent in everything located on the territory of the airport only aggravates the situation. Some facts: Denver International Airport was built and opened in the last century, in 1995.
The airport project itself aroused suspicion even then and raised the question - why does Denver need another airport, if the city residents already have a fully functioning large airport Stapleton at their disposal. To which its creators answered only with innuendo. As rare arguments in favor of construction, such statements were made as: - the city needs a convenient and modern airport, an airport with a higher capacity, an airport equipped with the latest technology and meeting all norms and standards.
However, the newly-made modern airport in the city of Denver, if anything, surpassed the existing one, it was in the fabulous amount spent on its construction - $ 4 billion, and in the area occupied by it. By the way, this territory was twice and exceeds the territory of modern Manhattan. Perhaps the reason for the allocation of such a huge amount from the budget and for such a huge territory occupied by the airport was the need to build runways in the form of a Nazi swastika (this is not a joke, you can see for yourself by visiting the Google map resource and spending a couple of minutes searching). However, even taking into account the territory occupied by the runways of a strange shape, there is still a lot of free and unused space at the airport.
Denver Airport is full of secrets. Here's another thing, our modern and more equipped airport has fewer runways and runways compared to Stapleton, fewer locks (111 at Stapleton and 84 at Denver International Airport), and its location simply does not match the word practicality and convenience. as much as 25 miles from Denver. Denver International Airport is the only airport in the United States built in the past 25 years. The airport covers an area of 33,457 acres (which is more than 2 times the area of Manhattan), which is many times larger than the territory of any other airport in the United States.
The cost of building and designing the airport, as already mentioned, equals almost $ 5 billion ($ 4.8 billion), making it one of the most expensive public facilities in US history. The main part of the airport roof with an area of 60,000 m2 is occupied by a special woven fabric made of fiberglass, covered with Teflon on top. This decoration, in its quirkiness and shape, is more similar to dome structures, is suitable only for some Hollywood blockbuster like "Dune" or any other space opera, well, certainly not for an international airport that meets world standards. The airport is equipped with fiber-optic communication in accordance with all the latest hi-techs norms and standards, with a total duration of over 5 thousand miles. This distance corresponds to the length of the Nile River, or say the distance from Buenos Aires to New York. No other airport in the USA, Europe, Asia, or anywhere else is capable of operating with such numbers, moreover, no other airport in the world simply can boast of similar achievements.
Despite the fact that the valley on which the complex is located is very flat and almost ideal from an architectural point of view, a considerable part of the time allotted for the construction was spent lowering the ground level in one area and raising it in another. About 110 million cubic yards of earth were deformed by workers (this is a third of the amount of soil deformed during the construction of the Panama Canal). This amount of excavation is truly surprising. I will also note that for the construction of all parts of the airport, contractors used various groups of builders, moreover, employers more than once changed the contractors themselves during the project, and this despite the fact that all work was carried out according to the schedule and without violations. According to the information provided by the workers,fuel systems have been built at the airport, capable of pumping about 1,000 gallons of jet fuel over a network of pipelines over 25 miles long. 6 huge fuel storage facilities were also built, each of which can hold about 2.5 million tons of fuel. This is an incredible amount for an airport of this size. During the construction of the airport, more than 2 billion dollars were spent only for the purchase of granite, for its construction. Think about this amount (construction of an average international airport costs half the amount). The very same granite was purchased in different parts of the world - it was supplied from Africa, Asia, Europe and, of course, from the USA.6 huge fuel storage facilities were also built, each of which can hold about 2.5 million tons of fuel. This is an incredible amount for an airport of this size. During the construction of the airport, more than 2 billion dollars were spent only for the purchase of granite, for its construction. Think about this amount (construction of an average international airport costs half the amount). The very same granite was purchased in different parts of the world - it was supplied from Africa, Asia, Europe and, of course, from the USA.6 huge fuel storage facilities were also built, each of which can hold about 2.5 million tons of fuel. This is an incredible amount for an airport of this size. During the construction of the airport, more than 2 billion dollars were spent only for the purchase of granite, for its construction. Think about this amount (construction of an average international airport costs half the amount). The very same granite was purchased in different parts of the world - it was supplied from Africa, Asia, Europe and, of course, from the USA. Think about this amount (construction of an average international airport costs half the amount). The very same granite was purchased in different parts of the world - it was supplied from Africa, Asia, Europe and, of course, from the USA. Think about this amount (construction of an average international airport costs half the amount). The very same granite was purchased in different parts of the world - it was supplied from Africa, Asia, Europe and, of course, from the USA.
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Pale Horse of the Apocalypse
What the?! The first thought that comes to mind at the sight of this frightening and terrible, at least for an international airport "work of art". This is how most people react to the sculpture of the Pale Horse of the Apocalypse, the fourth horseman, which is mentioned in the Book of Revelation in the Bible, a horseman named death.
And I saw a pale horse, and a rider on it, whose name was "death"; and hell followed him; and power was given to him over a quarter of the earth - he killed with the sword and hunger, and with pestilence and wild beasts - Revelation 6: 7-8.
In other words, the rider, or rather the horse (it is the horse that is depicted on the sculpture), entails countless murders of people with the help of diseases, hunger and weapons. After the emotions subside and the mind again becomes subject to you, the unusual location of the sculpture catches your eye, over time, after you visit most of the airport, you realize that this was not done in vain and not by accident. The sculpture, the Pale Horse of the Apocalypse, was discovered only at the end of the first decade of the new millennium, namely in 2008. The author of this sculpture was an American sculptor of Mexican origin, known for his other equally controversial works, Luis Jimenez. The work on the sculpture took as long as 15 years from 1993 to 2008.
It is worth saying that Jimenez is not the only author of the work, his sons also took part in the work. The fact is that in 2006, already at the final stage of the work, Jimenez died, he was crushed by a part of the future masterpiece, the body of a horse. A couple of years ago, ordinary Americans could not even imagine that a terrifying and frightening pale horse of the apocalypse would be located practically in the center of their country. This simply would not occur to a normal person. Even today, most ordinary Americans do not want to know about this or think about why a devil-looking sculpture of a horseman of the apocalypse was installed on the territory of one of the largest airports, a statue of a horse with swollen, bulging veins and terrifying, frightening glowing blood-red color in night eyes.
There is, of course, a more logical explanation for all this, the explanation of which is adhered to by most of those who do not want to know the truth. Like, this horse is a symbol of the local football team "Denver Broncos". However, even a naked eye will be enough to understand that the symbol of the football team and this hellish rider have nothing in common, the difference is obvious and striking. Even more curious are the attempts of some enthusiasts to expose the location of this sculpture, and its very existence, as an accident. According to their thinking, one thing was indicated in the project, but in reality something completely different turned out, well, do not throw away such a magnificent work of art. On closer examination, and in the presence of at least a small part of one's own thinking, it becomes obvious that this horse,the rider is one element of a strange and frightening entourage, an entourage somewhere occult, somewhere Masonic, an entourage that enveloped the Denver airport entirely.
Denver Airport Sculptures, Murals, Memorials
In fact, the Denver Airport frescoes are perhaps the most memorable features. There are 4 of them (frescoes) and they are located on four walls, respectively. Their author was the Mexican muralist Leo Tanguma, who is a descendant of the once great Maya Indians (The ratio of Mexican artists involved in the project is a little surprising, but this is not the point now). It would seem that another coincidence … no matter how it is. All kinds of symbols, signs and terrifying frescoes depicting the hour of death for more than half of humanity have taught us not to believe in coincidences, but to listen to our reason and logic, which unanimously declare that the painting with the signature “In peace and harmony with nature, after the genocide”Took its place in the Denver airport complex for a reason.
The unusual, unexplained symbols and signs on the floor, walls and ceiling of the complex are confusing for both airport visitors and employees. For example, in one of the most striking places in the central hall of the airport, which, by the way, is named after the image of Masonic lodges - the Great Hall, you can find something resembling a control panel for a fantastic starship from the future, something that is actually a plaque. and a very unusual form and content.
Even more alarming is the inscription on the board, the inscription signed by some hitherto unknown commission.
As I said, such inscriptions and symbols can be found not only on memorial plaques, but also on the floor. The next exhibit attracts particular attention - a plate on which the symbols AU and AG are displayed, symbols that are abbreviations for gold and silver, respectively.
Perhaps this is just a coincidence, because one of the co-founders of the construction of the airport is the Nobel laureate in the field of medical sciences Baruch Samuel Bloomberg, whose career peak was the discovery of a deadly disease unknown to science called AU AG. It would seem that it is so. However, our practically formed calmness is immediately disturbed by the fresco located opposite - the fresco under the catchy name “Genocide”.
The entire floor is literally littered with inserts depicting unknown artifacts, extinct or endangered animals, and words in a dead language for many of the native inhabitants of America. Anxiety returns again, and then another blow is struck at us - a few meters from the already described memorial plaque, another fresco with a guillotine depicted on it is discovered.
Another example of art is the "Peace and Harmony" fresco. In the foreground of the fresco there are three dead women, women lying in their coffins - a native of the American continent, an African-American woman and a white-faced girl holding a Bible in her hands, as a symbol of all fallen at the hands of religion and religious skirmishes.
The next, no less memorable image is a little black-haired girl holding a stone tablet in her arms. One of the airport visitors noticed that the image of the plate also resembles a map of Russia, perhaps I agree with that. Another important part of this fresco is a dark-skinned man, above whose head is a halo - a symbol of the divine origin of its owner.
The third mural at Denver Airport is a mural depicting universal peace. It depicts representatives of all the peoples of the world voluntarily giving up their weapons to melt "swords into an eagle" to a fair-haired boy in a gray vest. At the bottom of the painting is the dead figure of a military man wearing a gas mask. What is striking is something completely different, it is a strange kind of weapons given for melting. Could it be that these agricultural implements are being donated to melt a new sword? But all the oddities do not end there either, because to the right of this fresco there is another frightening fresco "Genocide" I have already mentioned. By the way, both frescoes (Genocide and Melting of the Eagle) are connected with each other by a rainbow line running from the corner of one fresco to the corner of the other. It is worth noting that both canvases (Eagle and Genocide) can be read from left to right,and from right to left.
This fresco depicts a huge figure of a military man wearing a gas mask (is it possible that this is the same military man that was depicted in the fresco with an eagle?). The soldier holds a machine gun and a sword in his hands. With a sword, he strikes a dove, a bird from time immemorial personifying peace, tranquility and happiness. The mysteries of the Airport shouldn't surprise you. You should not be surprised at the waves emanating from the figure of a soldier, since they are a kind of embodiment of some kind of biological or chemical weapon that can destroy all living things. An important detail - the picture also shows a group of women carrying their dead children in their arms.
This is another representative of high art based on the territory of the airport in Denver. This fresco depicts the happy future of humanity after a catastrophe. Do you know what it looks like - a happy or, if you want, a transforming happy family of intimidated, zombified people, headed by a certain ruler of a cult or future religion, which is directly hinted at by a halo above the man's head and an unusual plant located in front of him.
Another fresco from the category of the inexplicable, unidentified, the next frightening symbols and hints. This painting depicts the blades of the guillotine, and under them is a butterfly, and not just a butterfly, but a butterfly that is a symbol of mass executions, lawlessness and death during the revolution in France - the Monarch butterfly. For educational and not only purposes, I will say that the first person executed on the guillotine was precisely the French monarch - King Louis XIV. An interesting fact, but the name Monarch also has a mind control program developed by the US intelligence services. Information about this program has been publicly available for many years. So, according to this information, the program was developed in the post-war years (the first decade after the end of the Second World War), and the basic data and research were borrowed from German scientists,practicing and experiencing it on living people. By the way, German prisoners who escaped punishment at the Nuremberg Tribunal took part in the work on this project. Tanguma (the artist I mentioned earlier) was responsible for the creation of this fresco. The series of frescoes that came out from under his workshop was named “Peace, Harmony and Nature”. Yes, a suitable name, you will not say anything.
There is in the airport of Denver and such a "cute" - monsters in the luggage compartment, as they are also called. These monsters, namely gargoyles, are the owners of an eagle's beak and wings covered with leather. In the mouth of one of them you can see a flap, perhaps someone's tie or a piece of shirt ?! Next to one of the sculptures there is a plaque engraved with the inscription Notre Denver. On the handle of the suitcase you can see the inscription of the well-known manufacturer of these suitcases “Samsonite”. The most vivid theories suggest that a certain meaning or encrypted code is hidden in this name.