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Mysterious Secrets of DIA
Monday, 12 July 2010 14:42
The Denver International Airport is shrouded in mystery, with sinister symbols and murals, that would make even a weary traveler take a second look at the visions and signs contained within the terminal. Among the many oddities that an airport visitor would encounter are the following:
It seems clear that the Denver International Airport has been built for uses other than "just an airport." Whatever these "uses" are, we need to pay attention to them. Do we really want to find out their true intentions after it is too late?
Knowledge is power. Seeing is believing! See and read for yourself and come to your own conclusions.
Video Notes: Great presentation that links the Denver airport to an approaching star , or comet, or meteor bombardment. The terminal roof cost $2 billion and Is made by NASA out of Kevlar. Comments (0)
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