Green Party Congressional Candidate Joseph Diaferia Questions Denver Airport Mysteries

What is going on in and beneath Denver International Airport? That is the question that Green Party Congressional Candidate Joseph Diaferia (NY-16) is asking.

In response to inquiries made by many of his students and prospective constituents, Diaferia is calling upon the Department of Defense, the Department of Homeland Security, the Federal Aviation Administration, and Colorado’s congressional delegation to explain some of the airport’s “eerie phenomena.” 

Said Diaferia, “I am not making any accusations or imputations regarding DenverInternational [Airport], and even if something sinister is afoot, I do not seriously expect our government to be candid regarding these matters. Nevertheless, we are entitled to ask for some kind of plausible explanation.”

Among the so-called eerie phenomena, are the presence of chilling murals depicting—if cryptically—global catastrophe, genocide, and martial law, in addition to visible evidence of a series of tunnels webbing beneath the airport’s surface. Diaferia continued, “I seem to remember that back in 2010, [former Minnesota Governor] Jesse Ventura alerted the public that something might be going on out there—although I believe he might have done so in the context of the whole 2012 craze. There are other journalists such as Alex Jones who have reported inquiringly on the appearance of bizarre artistry in the airport’s terminal, as well as evidence of tunnel construction. But let me be clear; I am merely asking, I cannot say that I know what, if anything, is taking place there.”

Still, Diaferia, never known to avoid life’s esoteric areas of curiosity, wonders if the presence of some underground government network or command center is beyond the realm of possibilities, in light of the admitted presence military installations imbedded in the Alaskan and Canadian Rockies. Diaferia also noted a Continuity of Government Center located beneath Mount Weather, Virginia, as reason to question the mysteries surrounding the Denver airport. “Subterranean government projects, secret or otherwise, are not without precedent, and I know I’m stating the obvious here.  But whether or not the government chooses to
be direct and honest with us regarding Denver International, they should know
that the collective inquiring mind of the American people is curious and vigilant”, said Diaferia.

Asked how he might respond to charges of conspiracist paranoia
regarding his inquiries, Diaferia responded, “I do expect some backlash from
this, but once again let me emphasize that this is merely an inquiry. However, at the same time, let us not overlook the fact that a lot of government secrecy lies beneath the earth’s surface.  So before establishment coincidence theorists, start screaming ‘conspiracy theory’, and before the neoconservative hacks drool out their troglodytic references to tinfoil hats—as I’m sure they will, let them stop and think about what is already known before denouncing simple and honest inquiries.”

As to suggestions of paranoia, Diaferia had this to say: “To anyone who might attribute a legitimate and responsible inquiry to paranoia, I would recall the panicked evacuation of Capitol Hill in May of 2005. Who could possibly forget the spectacle of the whole of the U.S. Congress fleeing the Capitol in terror when a single engine private plane haplessly strayed into Washington’s restricted airspace? Was that not the U.S. Congress at its neurotic and maniacal worst?  In any case, with regard to Denver International, we’re simply asking, and at the same time we’re making it known that we’re also watching. If, indeed something is underway, we need to know what, and to what end, and I do not believe that any such inquiry or probe is out of line.”

Diaferia said that he might have simply included the Denver Airport phenomena as part of the national truth commission that he and Congressional Candidate Donald Hassig, NY-21, plan to announce on Aug. 21. However, Diaferia reported that the volume of inquiries regarding the Denver airport had become so overwhelming that he chose to address the matter in a separate news release.