Originally posted by thefone
I'm curious as to how one goes about burying buildings. I can't find any information in architectural circles as to how this is even possible.
Could someone please explain the process?
There are many bits of speculation about this, which all seem to casually mention the process of burying buildings as if it is something that should
be taken matter-of-course. When in fact it in and of itself is probably the least credible claim about the Denver Airport. I'm very interested to
know what the process of building-burying consists of.
Thanks!
First, try this site. They have TONS of great info about many things.
Link. From
what I understood, the constructions were very covert and pre planned. They would contract a group to build a structure, and when it was complete, the
'superintendent' would tell them it was built in the wrong place. It would be covered over with dirt, and they would let that construction company
go. Then hire a new company with another set of plans.
I had also read that many of the murals were designed to be 'monarch triggers' and I believe it becasue of the disturbing nature of the murals. Why
would something so gruesome be displayed in a public place with a high traffic flow? And why the gargoyles and Freemason time capsule? It was also
noticed that the floor had a constant vibration to it.
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