DENVER, CO – The Denver Airport Murals are simply, horrific however, most travelers fail to notice the Denver Airport Murals or their sinister meanings. Upon closer look, one must wonder why these pieces of art are on display in a public place such as Denver International Airport? After reading this article you may look at the Denver airport murals in a very new light.
The Denver International Airport Paintings always give me a creepy feeling anytime I find myself at DIA. And it’s not just the public art, but the whole Denver airport conspiracy that really makes me wonder and open my eyes when I find myself in Colorado.
The images shown in this article are far from soothing and came at a cost to Colorado taxpayers in the amount of $100,000. The symbolism shown below is surely unique for a mural in the Denver Airport.
Order of Chaos by Leo Tanguma Airport Art
The Denver Airport Murals artist’s name is Leo Tanguma. This mural has me at a loss for words, titled “Order of Chaos” could this be a sign of times to come? We see a military figure that resembles a German SS soldier wearing a gas mask with a machine gun in one hand and a sword stabbing a dove in the other.
The dove, a symbol that has been used in post-war peace movements shown being stabbed doesn’t sit well with this author, not sure about you? This Leo Tanguma Denver Airport painting does not seem in place welcoming people to or from an international airport.
-On the left side of the mural is a mother holding a dead baby with hundreds of other mothers lined up doing the same.
-In the right lower corner (you can barely see it in the photo) is a piece of paper containing an actual poem written by Hama Herchenberg a 14-year-old who died in a Nazi concentration camp.
The letter is, a chilling reminder of events that happened less than 100 years ago:
but I am no more a child for I have known fear
I have learned to hate how tragic, then, is youth
which lives with enemies, with gallows ropes.
Yet, I still believe I only sleep today. that I’ll wake up,
a child again, and start to laugh and play.
Denver Airport Murals
Peace and Harmony? Aside from the forest and city burning, children laying in coffins and animals that seem to be extinct these seem to be nice pieces of artwork created by Leo Tanguma a Chicano muralist.
After lots of bad press the Airport official’s made the decision to remove the Denver Airport Murals. However the following still exists in plain site.
New World Airport Commission
Smack dab in the middle of the DIA terminal lies the cornerstone show above. Upon closer look the words reveal themselves to possible sinister things to follow as stated by the New World Airport Commission. The NWO New World Order? Conspiracy Theories?
Should we start talking about what’s under the base?
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Dear President Putin, President Trump, and Esteemed Leaders,
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The wisdom of children is not only about dreams and aspirations but also about accountability. Children can teach us the simple truth that peace is not achieved through force, but through dialogue, repentance, and understanding. This vision of peace, rooted in the Ten Commandments or similar moral frameworks, could provide the foundation for a world where trust is built, not broken, and resources are shared, not hoarded.
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I respectfully ask for your support in this vision, and for you to consider initiating this conversation at the highest levels of global diplomacy. Let us start a new chapter where the priorities of children—the next generation—are at the forefront of international peace efforts.
Thank you for your time, consideration, and leadership in shaping a better world.
Sincerely a believer in the ten commands and the children of our future .
children.
As you know, the world is facing unprecedented challenges, many of which stem from cycles of conflict, greed, and mistrust. In places like Ukraine, Israel, and Palestine, the pain of war continues to impact future generations. However, I believe there is hope—a way forward that transcends politics and ideology. This path is simple, yet profound: it begins with listening to the voices of children.
Children, free from the biases and fears that often cloud adult decision-making, understand the world with clarity and purity. They seek fairness, peace, and cooperation. In their eyes, the answer to conflict is not more weapons, but more trust. In their hearts, they know that love and compassion are the building blocks of a peaceful future.
I propose a series of Children’s Peace Symposia, held every decade, where children from around the world gather to share their visions for the future. These symposia would allow them to speak on issues such as disarmament, sustainability, and cooperation—issues that directly impact their future. These voices could provide the moral compass that our world desperately needs. By listening to them, we can renew our commitment to peace and find solutions that transcend borders and ideologies.
The wisdom of children is not only about dreams and aspirations but also about accountability. Children can teach us the simple truth that peace is not achieved through force, but through dialogue, repentance, and understanding. This vision of peace, rooted in the Ten Commandments or similar moral frameworks, could provide the foundation for a world where trust is built, not broken, and resources are shared, not hoarded.
It is my belief that if we, as global leaders, listen to the voices of children and include them in shaping the world’s future, we will find a path to lasting peace. The time to act is now. We have the opportunity to create a legacy of peace that future generations will look back on with gratitude.
I respectfully ask for your support in this vision, and for you to consider initiating this conversation at the highest levels of global diplomacy. Let us start a new chapter where the priorities of children—the next generation—are at the forefront of international peace efforts.
Thank you for your time, consideration, and leadership in shaping a better world.
Sincerely a believer in the ten commands and the children of our future .
This post really dives into the eerie vibe of the Denver Airport murals! I had always found them intriguing, but your analysis brought a new perspective on the morbid imagery. It’s fascinating how art can evoke such strong emotions and interpretations. Thanks for shedding light on this topic!
Weena,
Thanks for taking the time to read through this lengthy piece. I felt sharing Denver Airport secrets was a must.
-Mike
I found the analysis of the murals at Denver Airport really intriguing! It’s fascinating how art can evoke such deep emotions and spark discussions about meaning and interpretation. The morbid elements definitely add an eerie vibe that can’t be ignored. I would love to hear more about the stories behind specific murals and how they tie into the airport’s history!
Stan,
Thanks for taking the time to read our article on the Denver Airport Paintings. There are some really neat documentaries you can also check out on YouTube.
-Mike
I was watching “America Declassified” when I first saw these murals, my first thought was that the green guy looked a lot like the police that showed up in Ottawa during the trucker protests. Those police were all dressed in green with no name tags, very creepy. I was in Ottawa the weekend before these guys showed up, I went to see if the news was telling the truth, surprise, surprise they were telling lies!
Canadian’s stood their ground and I am proud to say I was there.
The name of the author of the poem isn’t Hama It was Hanus Hachenberg. Idk how this mix up happened but I finally found the poem and the dates of death and place match up. I hate that the incorrect spelling was strung along this far.
Why are they tearing it down? Why have they destroyed the Geogia Guidestones? What does it mean? Do they not want any evidence left of their plans. But it’s all in the bible; there is the eternal evidence. And the joke is that this is God’s doing and they are the instruments to bring His will about. Php_2:10 That at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of things in heaven, and things in earth, and things under the earth;
Hallelujah
I only see these murals as depressing for everyone. Younger people and little kids have eyes too ya know. They see this negativity on the wall.
If you want to express your art, then build your own depressing art gallery. I would like to see beautiful scenes of animals and nature in a Colorado AirPort.
I agree! Keep these art projects away from already stressed out children! That gargoyle reminds me of the gremlin; that was ripping the plane apart, in the Outer Limits movie!
Being so happy to finally see my kids, I flew out to Denver only to find myself in a very uncomfortable environment. If this is Denver’s way of a “welcoming” then you must ask, “Who, exactly, are they welcoming??” I mean, if you want to revisit or study up on world tragedy, get on your phone and do some research. It would be the equivalent to flying into DFW and seeing huge murals of the hole in JFK’s head, slumped over in the seat and Jackie’s suit covered in blood…and then another mural of dead bodies laying all over the ground, shot – “remembering the Alamo,” another mural of the 5 police officers that were brutally killed by the BLM Marxist, all 5 lying there, bleeding out, because “We can never forget.”
The Leftists of this country are out to destroy this nation. We are no longer free. We can no longer say what we want. We are no longer a Godly nation either. They took God out of the schools, the went in for the kill when COVID hit. The fact that they shut down every church – yet you could go to strip clubs should have sparked us into wall to wall protests in the streets, but that was impossible, because BLM had already torched, looted and destroyed everything. LET’S GO BRANDON! BTW, pay attention, Biden never says, “And may God bless America” at the end of his speech. That should tell you his intentions. Stand up and take this country back, or kneel to the Leftists. There’s no middle ground.
While I’ll admit the murals are weird your solution to people not being allowed to express themselves is to censor things you don’t like or agree with?
How liberal of you….
You are do right! Let me add something about those murals.
I was a F/A for years , quit & started up again in 2008.
What a shocker for me to see this massive Arabic looking exterior airport!
Anyway, the airline I was with used the North Terminal. What a shocker to see this macabre murals! One of these was altered ( at least one , maybe the others too) and inside the painting with lots of children there was a figure mixed in that looked just like Obama. A few years later, the painting was altered. No Obama.
Definitely this airport is a symbol and is meant for sinister activity.
“They” must laugh how “they” are rubbing our noses into their diabolical plan.
The way you twisted the content of your comment to fit your personal narrative & username is comical. You can state opinion but you brought into it so many unrelated occurrences & just made the majority shake their head in disbelief at your single mindedness.
God is gonna shake his head at you when you pass
Why are you afraid of Masons?
Hey Pete,
I feel Fear is the opposite of love.
Mike
“…containing an actual poem written by Hama Herchenberg a 14-year-old who died in a Nazi concentration camp”
I can’t find any record of this person.
They took down a bunch of the art,
Hanus Hachenberg Is the correct name.
No, “GARCIA” It’s NIT important to note the artists “MEXICAN HERITAGE” as In America, Only our “American Heritage” matters… Sadly the Leftists/Democrats need to divide, hate,lie, confabulate and divide some more..(Gender, sexuality, Color, ideology, Religion,Hair color, etc).. . Keep your oaths and eradicate those that seek to control (“The New worlders”/Enemies to all)and their tools, “The left” Left is a Societal Cancer…
Gates “Quantum Dot” wait for forced vax, they will scare people into it..Watch.. Some fake or real flu will set it up,(agenda 201…u.n.Agenda21/30)..
The Bluecifer blends into the fabric of the sky blue when looked at from below, this is where we are turned in to mechanical SIMs and the “great reset” of us living inside of the simulation, it comes to life in a different form as we for some reason cannot accept that we are already living inside of Creation
Any chance you could give some elaboration to this comment? “The Bluecifer blends into the fabric of the sky blue when looked at from below, this is where we are turned in to mechanical SIMs and the “great reset” of us living inside of the simulation, it comes to life in a different form as we for some reason cannot accept that we are already living inside of Creation” I’d appreciate it. Happy New Year
Free masons run the country and they will eventually line us Christians on the gallows and I will b happy to loose my life in this wicked world to go home to my savior the lord Jesus Christ who the world hates I love u papa
The correct spelling of your cryptic post:
“FREEMASONS run the country and they will eventually line us Christians on the gallows and I will BE happy to LOSE my life in this wicked world to go home to my SAVIOUR the LORD Jesus Christ who the world hates I love YOU papa
And that’s without correcting the appalling grammar!!!
If you want to comment and be taken seriously please try much harder!
Gray ‘smoke’ around the green military guy in the mural…looks just like the gray ‘smoke’ that covers the sky when the ChemTrails expand & make the sun just a bright spot in the hazy sky. WHAT is in those Chemtrails? What would the two chemical symbols do do people if atomized & sprayed in the atmosphere? Also, would Silver & Gold reflect sunlight, change our atmosphere & weather?
Gray Smoke, thanks for pointing that out. In the future, somebody will look back and be like, come on guys “you didn’t see the writing on the wall”????
It’s important to note that the mural artist for this work has Mexican heritage. The great Mexican muralists like José Clemente Orozco, Diego Rivera, Jorge González Camarena, and David Alfaro Siqueiros all put the brutality of humanity on display for all to see. Their work demands the viewer to never forget the power of greed, hatred, and oppression.
Murals of even more graphic nature are painted on the walls of government buildings all over Mexico, including the Presidential Palace. The equivalent would be if you walked into the White House and saw brutal murals depicting native American genocide, the horrors of slavery, the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr, the twin towers collapsing, and so on.
The purpose is to make sure we as a society never forget our history or our capacity to inflict suffering upon our fellow man. It also reminds us of our ability create change and fight for what’s right.
BRAVO! The truth is hard to see/accept! We must learn from our awful choices, those murals intend to shock you, wake you up, fight to not repeat history. But USA society is very Hollywood; pretty, perfect, sweet—- totally unrealistic.
Graphic murals depicting war, death and destruction in an airport? The one percenters seem to have a particular fondness for shocking others with their depravity and then daring us to call them on it. I can’t think of any reason this other than to acclimate the public to such gruesome images.
After v isiting Dallas for the 2015 JFK conference I have been routed back to The U.K.> via Denver I thought I would look at these being a fan of Alex Jones And a Conspricy Realist,Will I make it Home?,Watch this space,Looking at these Murals it reminds me of Iran and the situation in the world today and if I see henry Kiissenger or Either Clintons in there I know iam in trouble,Watch this space
You should research the tunnels… and barb wire fences…
I think these paintings and murals are being displayed in VERY poor taste. I certainly wouldn’t want my child to be freaked out by them. I plan to never use DIA again and believe me, I’ve used them quite a bit. It’s worth my money to go around and avoid it completely. SICK
Terrible things happen. The worst you could do is turn away from them, pretend they never happened, or take away that moment of thought and reverence for the people who suffered through them. Every moment in human history is valuable to the development of humanity as a whole, and turning away from images too “horrific” to contemplate, will result in a humanity that won’t even recognize how awful and terrible it can be so that it may never be that way again. I read that letter by Hama for the first time because of this, and I am both saddened and glad to have been called to attention on the existence of something so poignant that I may have never read, something so incredibly sad that it made me wonder what good I could do for a humanity so riddled with ailments that continue to be shoved under the proverbial rug. Don’t blame the messenger for bringing to the light all of those ugly things, blame the shortcomings of humans in general, and hope to your gods that the future that you create will not end with murals so full of pain and strife.
Your comment was posted in 2015. We have since moved in to a time where all we see is corruption, death, disease, inequality, and contempt for our neighbors. Why would anyone want to look at these murals when we are living the nightmares depicted? It will only worsen as time goes on in our country. Democracy has been side-lined thanks to the many divisions of our people. What happened to being ‘UNITED’?
I think you point out the exact reason of why murals like these are so important right now. We haven’t, in fact, reached that level of brutality or oppression depicted in these murals – but you’re quite correct to make the connection. We certainly don’t want to allow things to reach that level again. If there’s one great way to predict what can happen in the future, you can just look to what has happened already. The more people refuse to remember what has happened, deny they happened, attempt to justify them, etc. the more likely it is that we are moving towards them happening again. It’s interesting to imagine how the modern spread of conspiracy theories isn’t actually new. A very similar spread of corrupted thought and disconnection from reality can be seen, historically, in the lead up to Communist Russia and Nazi Germany. The use of fear as a tool to shut down the critical thinking of a population is one of the deadliest weapons we’ve ever discovered. Historically, it’s proven far, far deadlier than nuclear weapons, for example.
EXACTLY! Well said!