Art at DIA–Denver International Airport

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Art at DIA–Denver International Airport

Art at the new Denver International Airport (“DIA”)

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What Does It All Mean?

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From Mysterious Murals and Monuments at the Denver Airport :

One of the murals is called “Children of the World Dream of Peace”. Awww, isn’t that nice? Well, it would be, if it weren’t for the fact that the mural depicts genocide, famine, military oppression, and death. Hovering over the “children of the world” is a grotesque alien-like, Nazi-esque, gas mask wearing uniformed figure, who is in the act of spearing the Dove of Peace with a giant sword. He is surrounded by women holding dead babies. There are dead children lying in coffins, and kids with swords wrapped in their nation’s flags. The mural is covered with images of war and death.

Another mural features children surrounding what appears to be a “new messiah”, offering it plants with some sort of magical or mystical quality. The whole thing is just weird and morbid. (Source)

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on July 15, 2012 at 4:42 pm | Reply Alienbrood

rainbow = new religion
swords = trading in old gov’ts for one new gov’t
nature = georgia guidestones (under 500,000,000)
This is about to go down, no way to stop it.
fingers crossed that I don’t know what I’m talking about.
on August 4, 2012 at 3:15 pm | Reply Even FOX News is asking questions . . . how does a destitute grad student, on food stamps, come up with the money to buy $20,000 worth of military equipment? « Dregs of the Future

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