Denver International Airport Underground Base

Summary

Denver International Airport (DIA) has been the subject of extensive conspiracy theories alleging it serves as a cover for a vast underground military facility. Researcher Alex Christopher and whistleblower Phil Schneider have provided detailed claims about the airport's hidden infrastructure, mysterious artwork, and Masonic symbolism.

Basic Information

• Opened: February 28, 1995
• Location: 25 miles northeast of downtown Denver
• Size: 53 square miles (largest airport in U.S. by land area)
• Cost: $4.8 billion (significantly over budget)
• Runways: 6 runways, more planned

Underground Base Allegations

Phil Schneider's Claims

Phil Schneider, who claimed to have helped build DUMBs, stated:

• Denver Airport connected to deep underground base
• Facility goes down at least 8 levels
• Contains 4.5 square mile underground city
• Connected to extensive tunnel network
• Allegedly houses large numbers of workers, including children

Construction Anomalies

• Airport built on open land far from Denver
• Massive cost overruns unexplained
• Alleged "problems" with automated baggage system
• Extensive underground construction documented

The Murals

Location and Artist

• Created by artist Leo Tanguma
• Located in the airport's main terminal
• Removed temporarily during renovations (2018)

Murals Description

"In Peace and Harmony with Nature" (Two Parts)

Part 1 - Environmental Destruction:

• Burning forest
• Dead animals
• Children weeping
• Multicultural representation of sadness

Part 2 - Restoration:

• People united in peace
• Animals thriving
• Environmental restoration
• Symbolic representation of hope

"Children of the World Dream of Peace" (Two Parts)

Part 1 - War and Violence:

• Three caskets with dead females
• Jewish girl, Native American, and Black woman
• Girl holding Mayan tablet predicting civilization destruction
• Huge "green Darth Vader" figure over destroyed city
• Women walking along road holding dead babies

Part 2 - Peace and Unity:

• Children from all countries taking weapons
• Handing them to German boy with iron fist and anvil
• Symbolic disarmament

Interpretations

Researcher Alex Christopher described the murals as depicting:

• Fascist takeover imagery
• Mass genocide themes
• New World Order symbolism
• Depopulation agenda

Masonic and Occult Symbolism

The Capstone/Dedication Stone

• Located in "The Great Hall" (Masonic term)
• Marked with classic Masonic compass symbol
• Dated: March 19, 1994
• Time capsule allegedly buried beneath
• References "New World Airport Commission" (non-existent organization)

Gargoyles

• Winged reptile figures at baggage claim
• Symbolic of reptilian entities according to researchers
• Also appear on Dealey Plaza (JFK assassination site)
• Connect to European cathedral symbolism

Additional Symbolism

• Au Ag symbols (chemical symbols for gold and silver, or alleged biological warfare reference)
• Masonic imagery throughout terminals
• Unusual artwork selections

The New World Airport Commission

• Mentioned on dedication stone
• No record of such organization existing
• Interpreted by researchers as:
  • Code for New World Order
  • Future governing body
  • Continuity of government planning

Alleged Western Sector Command

According to conspiracy researchers:

• Denver scheduled as headquarters for Western U.S. sector
• Part of planned New World Order governance structure
• Atlanta claimed as Eastern sector headquarters
• Similar airport designs at both locations

Queen Elizabeth Land Purchases

Claims that the British Royal Family:

• Queen Elizabeth purchased land in Colorado under different name
• Connected to New World Order planning
• Royal family involvement in Denver base

Construction and Design Anomalies

Baggage System

• Automated baggage system failed spectacularly
• Cost hundreds of millions in repairs
• Some claim it was never intended to work
• Possible cover for underground construction

Foundation Work

• Extensive underground work documented
• Miles of tunnels constructed
• Far beyond what airport operations require
• Concrete amounts inconsistent with surface structures

Similarities to Atlanta Airport

• Both opened in mid-1990s
• Similar architectural designs
• Massive underground construction
• Both claimed as regional command centers
• Artwork with apocalyptic themes

Witness Testimonies

Workers and Contractors

• Reports of levels below basement
• Security restrictions on certain areas
• Workers escorted in blindfolded
• Extensive below-ground concrete work

Alex Christopher Research

• Documented extensive Masonic connections
• Interpreted artwork symbolism
• Connected to larger New World Order agenda
• Identified potential command and control functions

Official Explanations

Airport authorities state:

• Murals represent peace and environmental harmony
• Underground construction for baggage system
• Cost overruns due to technical challenges
• Art selected through standard process
• No hidden facilities exist

Related Locations in Colorado

Cheyenne Mountain

• NORAD facility 70 miles south
• Known underground command center
• Possible tunnel connection theorized

Other Colorado Facilities

• Multiple military installations in state
• Colorado Springs military complex
• Federal facilities throughout region

Cultural Impact

• Subject of numerous documentaries
• Featured in conspiracy theory media
• Tourist attraction for researchers
• Symbol of hidden government infrastructure
• Iconic status in DUMB research community