The Denver International Airport

Oh, What a Satanic Ground This Is...

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Information taken from the DIA website:

Denver International Airport is the only major airport to be built in the United States in the last 25 years. The current facility can accommodate 50 million passengers a year without any additional construction.

The Jeppesen Terminal roof is made of a Teflon-coated fiberglass material that is as thin as a credit card.
The four busiest airports in the United States - Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta, Chicago O'Hare, Los Angeles International, and Dallas Fort Worth - could all fit into DIA’s 53-square miles of land.
Denver International Airport is one of the world's greenest airports. We also have the largest solar farm at a commercial airport in the United States.
The airport contributes over 22 billion dollars a year to Colorado’s economy.
Denver International Airport was one of the first airports in the United States to integrate art into public spaces. During construction, artists worked with architects to integrate art into the airport.
Denver International Airport has the only passenger bridge in the United States where you can watch an airplane taxi beneath you.
Some people think there’s a conspiracy making our airport the center of a New World Order. Rest assured the story is definitely a myth.

It's just a myth? Whew, I feel a lot better. NOT.

The entire circus-tent-like roof is made of 15 acres of Teflon-coated woven fiberglass. Ostensibly made to resemble the Rocky Mountains or the Colorado Sand Dunes, it manages to provide one more in a series of secret occult Pyramid representations. The material reflects 90% of the sunlight and conducts no heat, so it is interestingly impervious to radar and to heat scans.

The huge, 900 by 210 foot main terminal is called Jeppesen, after Elfrey Jeppesen, the first aviation cartographer. It contains almost twenty miles of conveyors, tracks, and roads in underground tunnels for the luggage system alone, much of it remaining unused.

The other three Terminals, or Concourses, are only accessible by the Airport Train system.

Today, Denver International is the seventh busiest US Airport.


The Airport features six 12,000 foot Runways and an additional two supposedly buried due to incorrect placement as was also supposedly done with entire buildings and other construction works there.

Here we have one of the two "Gargoyles" located in the airport. First time I saw this, it was pretty clear and evident...

Above we have a miniature Baphomet Statue

Here, we have the Baphomet Statue, portrayed above many Templar churches. 

With all the other satanic connections represented throughout the airport, you will look back at this and agree that the DIA's stated "gargoyles" can be shoved right up their asses.

They are very large and very high up, called Notre Denvers after the Notre Dame Gargoyles, and have been said to help to create the Airport's cathedral-like associations.

This is where we get into the backstory of these actual SATANIC "Notre Dame Gargoyles... In the next update