Denver airport conspiracy posters: on location update!

Hi, so I’m here at Denver International Airport, and there’s construction everywhere. It’s like everything looks like this. It looks like the back rooms. Everything’s closed off. They used to make fun of all the conspiracies about DIA. They used to have like posters on all the walls. Sort of poking fun in any kind of conspiracies or anything. And now I can’t find any. And there’s way all these walls that they just like sectioned everything off and they all say restricted and stuff. However, I have found a little gargoyle buddy. Two gargoyles so far. This one.

And the one on the other side. But yeah, they used to have all these conspiracy signs and stuff everywhere. And they’re gone now. They just took them down. There’s no trace of them anywhere. Let’s see if I can ask somebody. Maybe somebody knows what happened to them. Let’s find out. I’m live on location. We’re gonna get to the bottom of this. I wish I could. If those gargoyles talk to me, I’m gonna ask how do you get in the underground location. I have a feeling nobody’s gonna know. Oh, this guy. Hey bro, can you help me out? I’m recording for my YouTube channel.

Now they used to have like all those conspiracy signs. I need to get them down. Only now we got a little boy is the gargoyle down there. Okay, but no more posters. Okay, you know what the construction is for? Thanks for helping me out. He don’t know. Wow. He said there’s another gargoyle over here. I don’t. Let’s go find out. He said they need to make room for more passengers in the terminal. I don’t know about that. I’m suspicious of it. Let’s see. I don’t see a gargoyle this way. So. Oh, you know what I know is over here though.

Let’s see if they still have that on. That cornerstone. That Freemason cornerstone. I wonder if they took that out. I wonder if it’s still here. So it’s gonna be right around the corner. Take a quick little walk over to. There’s a camera there. Just take a quick little walk over to the Freemason and Cornerstone. See if that’s here. And then I’m gonna take off. Yeah, it’s really weird. They used to have all the posters. Used to make a big deal about it. Not anymore. They’re all gone. They took them all down. I wonder why. What do you think? All right, I’m coming up on the spot where they used to have this uh This Freemason Cornerstone.

Let’s see if it’s here. I’m not seeing it. Wait, maybe. This is where everyone waits for security. Ah, they do have it. Okay, let’s check it out. Some things they still have up. But they definitely took down all those uh those posters about the conspiracies and stuff. All right, so here. Here’s the little cornerstone. I’ll show you guys. And see if I can flip the camera. Now they have it so you can read it in Braille. You know, if you read Braille. And then here’s what it looks like down here. First, it looks like they’ve got the sunrise coming from the focal point.

See that? That’s really the inverted dome up there. Denver International Airport. Dedicated capstone. Wellington E. Webb, Mayor. The Governor, Roy R. Romer, Triple R. The time capsule beneath this stone contains messages and memorabilia uh to the people of Colorado in 2094. I wonder why that particular date was chosen. Maybe it was like a hundred years from when they put it. The most worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge. And the A.M. of Colorado. I wonder what that means. Anomundi, the year of the world. And Jurisdiction. Claude W. Gray, Senior Grand Master. March 19, 1994. The most worshipful Grand Lodge.

Of A.F. and A.M. of Colorado. Benjamin H. Bell, Jr. Grand Master. And then down here, it says New World Airport Commission. The New World Airport Commission. Contributors. Martin Marietta, Aeronautics. Interesting. And this one says, Fentress Bradburn Architects. Zimmerman Metals. This is a particular interest though. New World Airport Commission. Oh, check that out. And there it is. Your face is south. So, a little cornerstone deal. Your face is south. Which is interesting too. And yeah, the New World Airport Commission. I don’t know. That’s highly suspicious. And at the very least, extremely curious. Don’t you think? One of my phone’s upside down.

It could be. I think it’s upside down. All right. I don’t know if it’s upside down or not. [tr:trw].