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I finally found a way to get my brother to listen about the Denver airport murals
He kept saying the whole 'New World Order' stuff was just dumb internet talk, so I printed out a map of the airport layout and the mural locations. We spent a whole afternoon last week walking around and I pointed out the weird details, like the crying Native American figure and the dates on the dedication stone. Now he's the one sending me articles about it. What's a good next step for someone who's just starting to look into this stuff?
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graym497mo ago
Remember my buddy Mark got hooked the same way. He started reading about the old blue horse statue with the red eyes, the one that killed its artist. That led him down a rabbit hole about the time capsules and what they're supposed to open. From there, he got into the whole thing about the underground bunkers and the runway layout. He spent weeks just looking at old construction photos and airport plans. It's a deep well once you start poking around.
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taylor_clark657mo ago
What did he think the bunkers were for?
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grantt116mo ago
Look into the runway patterns at some of these older airports and you'll see what Mark was chasing. The way they cross can look like symbols from above, especially when you line them up with where those time capsules were buried. Taylor Clark65, your question about the bunkers fits right in. If you overlay the bunker maps from the 60s onto those runway diagrams, it starts to look less like an airport and more like a giant marker for something. That's the kind of stuff that keeps you up at night, just connecting dots on old blueprints.
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