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Originally posted by Vodo34861
You could see if the detainment camps are still set up. They were set up for the DNC
Go to DIA and check out the Blue Horse with red eyes, tour DIA and look at all the strange stuff there.
Check out Buckley AFB
www.abovetopsecret.com...
lots more places around the state but those are close to denver.
Originally posted by Vodo34861
reply to post by r129s215
fixed your video
Originally posted by Imtor
^ WoW is far not the best game, check other Blizzard titles
There is one thing I can agree with debunkers, partially - the murals could be simply representing the process from war to peace. Either way it is weird why they would draw a dead black and indian women now when they want to show especially how much they are not racists. And why there's a Mayan calendar - it could be simply a motive but the calendar proves this picture refers to the future, whether it will be real or just an artist concept of apocalyptic future
I've been to DIA twice.. these pictures and time capsule are there. When I first entered, I saw Indian black&white portraits and I didn't pay much attention to the murals. I was not interested in them at all but that was before I read about the DIA conspiracy. I was there in 2007. Hey does any1 wanna try opening that capsule now? What is so secret? Damn cops will try to stop you.
If not the fact that you can't walk freely outside the airport in the US, I would gladly pay those tunnels a visit!edit on 24-6-2011 by Imtor because: (no reason given)
If the NWO was planning on using this as some kind of super virus as the film later suggests then the NWO is even dumber than they let on, which means we probably have nothing to worry about.
"Well let's talk more about the murals in Denver Airport. The murals located in the airport are the most notable features of this airport. The main mural stretches over four walls and was painted by Chicano artist Leo Tanguma, who was in fact, Mayan."
They point out who the artist is but they really ignore this for the rest of the movie. A lot of Tanguma's work reflects Native American and Mexican symbolism. His work has nothing to do with the New World Order or Freemasonry. In his own words: "My work comes out of the Chicano movement and I'm still trying to be faithful to my original ideal of human dignity for all people ..."