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any chance we could get a source for this? It is the same style, but I can't seem to find this one.

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I am not the OP, but I know I personally saw it in Denver along with a lot of other apocalyptic images in the late 90's or early 2000's. I have heard they removed much of it, but I am no where near Denver and haven't traveled in a while. I may have some original pics (I remember taking becuase I was kinda disturbed by the fire and brimstone things all around - in an airport for God's sake) on my treo 600/650/700, assuming I can find it and have it power up that is.

Now I do think the year is wrong, becuase Stapleton airport (the old one without the apocalyptic doomsday messaging), didn't close until 95.

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Maskcommunication by christian joy trinidad (2020)

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I read about this airport years ago and didn't see this among the artwork. That doesn't mean it wasn't there and they failed to take a photo of it.

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I want verification before I share this.

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Link (stateofthenation.co) Posted 26june2020. No real info. (Edit, added description)

2nd Link (hnewswire.com)

Seems is not correct information

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fake news (snopes.com)

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The Japanese representative of course is most comfortable with masks

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Source

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I find it disturbing that the American looks like a spic.

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Similar but not the Denver one.