Icon of Illuminati

Denver International Airport

The Icon of Illuminati

The demonic "Pale horse"

The nun who may have inspired Allen's creation is Lydia Peña, a Sister of Loretto whose long career teaching art history eventually led her to gigs like serving on the architectural design committee for the airport. "It was one of the most exciting chapters in my life," Peña tells me from her office.

Currently a fundraiser for the Havern School, which focuses on learning disabilities, she defends artists and their right to create, whether the results are controversial or not. "I got to know Luis Jiménez. He had a great personality," says Peña of the sculptor behind Blue Mustang, the 32-foot horse with vibrant, gleaming red-orange eyes that greets travelers and causes some to have on-the-ground panic attacks usually reserved for DIA's notorious turbulence. "As you know, the sculpture fell on him in the process of creation and, ultimately, he died."

That's right, folks: The piece was commissioned by Peña's committee in the mid-'90s but Jiménez was still working on it on June 13, 2006, when a piece of the sculpture fell and severed an artery in his leg. The horse that killed its maker was finished by his estate and unveiled on February 11, 2008.

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The Satanic Rothschild Posted by Dr. Eowyn WARNING: When I first saw the pictures that you’ll see below, I felt sick to my stomach. It wasn’t a physical sickness but a spiritual sense of such palpable evil that my soul felt ill. Say a prayer for God’s protection before you read further. Anyone who’s been on the Internet cannot avoid coming across dark warnings about the Illuminati — a purported conspiratorial organization that acts as a shadowy “power behind the throne” or “the power that be” (TPTB), a modern incarnation or continuation of the Enlightenment-era Bavarian Illuminati, a secret society founded on May 1, 1776. It is said that the Illuminati are the masterminds who actually control world affairs through governments and corporations, eventuating in the establishment of a one-world government — the New World Order. Membership of the Illuminati variously is said to include the Council on Foreign Relations, the Trilateral Commissi...

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