Denver native here. I have no idea what the people in charge of designing DIA were smoking. Gargoyles in an airport? Creepy murals more appropriate for a museum. Blucifer.

God will tear up everything even underground, we cant hide from our Maker

My husband and i just flew into and out of DIA in May, and i can not begin to tell you how over-the-top eerie that not only the airport was, but Denver period. I couldn't shake the overwhelming completely uneasy feeling i had there. We drove to Cheyenne and it eased off the further we got from Denver, but it was truly indescribable. And i was very much looking forward to going to Denver. But once i got there, my spirit was absolutely rattled. I can't explain it and I'm so grateful that my husband was with me having the same feelings. It was so weird.

I knew a master electrician that worked on that job he said they laid enough conduit and electrical under DIA to build three airports

Blucifer looking like some kind of reptilian-horse breed landmark for all the other reptilians to know where the cave is.

The best why to hide what your doing is to put in in a public area with lots of people coming and going, then you can actually go unnoticed .

I work at DIA. its deeper than you think

The fact that people think there is ONE LEVEL of tunnels. This shit cracks me up

Masonic Lodge being involved in the airport's building is all we need to know, all the weird things are their doing.

The horse is actually 33 feet tall, from ground level to the highest point.

I think there's a portal and underground bunkers under the airport, disguised as luggage tunnels. Thats why it was built there.