Since the airport opened in 1995, Denver International Airport has been surrounded in mystery. Why are the runways shaped like a swastika? Why would the airport have underground bunkers? Does the airport promote a New World Order? These questions have been asked for the past two decades.
To open the airport in 1995, a dedication stone was built to honor the airport. On it says “New World Airport Commission” where it has all the names that funded the building of the airport. However, the New World Airport Commission is not real and has never existed. So why would this have been engraved onto the stone? Is the group hiding in the bunkers that were built under the airport?
Denver International Airport opened 15 months late. Part of the reason why was the baggage system. This multimillion baggage system never opened and was ultimately a failure and scrapped. So, what is that space used for today? Absolutely nothing. The airport built another baggage system elsewhere that actually worked and has left the original space alone. 470,000 square feet of space wasted away. Or is it? Could the 7000-foot-long tunnels be hiding the New World group? Nazis? Soviets? Maybe the artwork and layout of the runways shows who.
The airport opened with artwork that depicts menacing soldiers killing white doves with swords while carrying a machine gun. Another image shows children bringing swords and daggers wrapped in various countries flags to the same soldier with the words “War,” “Violence,” and “Hate” on the bottom right. Along with the strange artwork, Denver International Airport is laid out mirroring a swastika. Is that who the airports supports? A new world ruled by the Nazis?
There are many questions that face the airport every day. The answer has never been revealed and maybe it never will. But for now, we know that some shady shit is going on.
This is the kind of investigative work the world needs.