[Gridlock]

I got this off another forum.

I don't go too intense on the conspiracy theory stuff, but this just screams wacko to me.

Sinister Sites - The Denver International Airport | The Vigilant Citizen (http://vigilantcitizen.com/sinistersites/sinister-sites-the-denver-international-airport/)

That horse on the front lawn is crazy creepy.

I was reading on wikipedia that there is a concerted effort to have the red-eyed horse with giant asshole removed. Oh, and it killed its creator.

[drunkrussian]

lol weird as hell? yeah. satanic? perhaps. but why take that crap down? airports suck and to me this seems like a museum where u can stare at stuff and kill some time during a layover

[Harvey Specter]

Wow, pretty creepy.

[murd0c]

Hmmm I was there in 96 and I guess I was way to young to notice that stuff. Next time I go back I will check it out for sure. I think there's a hour long episode of the Jesse Ventura show that talks about the DIA.

[Alatar]

I've actually seen that horse sculpture. Been through DIA numerous times. Never felt it was that strange or weird. :p

[Gridlock]

I've actually seen that horse sculpture. Been through DIA numerous times. Never felt it was that strange or weird. :p

Two glowing red eyes and one big fat brown eye didn't stand out as a little odd for airport art?

The nazi soldier in the gas mask is super creepy.

I'm sorry, did I fly to Germany circa 1939?

[HonestTea]

Holy shit...thats creepy!

[Alatar]

You really don't notice any of it when you're at the airport. ;)

[Gridlock]

Someone took time to write poetry inspired by the horse. And I quote:

"Anxiously I fly
apocalyptic hell beast
fails to soothe my nerves."

[yukikaze203]

that painting's so messed up...

[A$AProcky]

The airport also has a secret underground military base some people think its an underground city

Jesse Ventura - Secret Underground 2012 Base at Denver Airport - YouTube
Jesse Ventura Conspiracy Theory - 2012 Part 1 of 6 - YouTube

[Mike Oxbig]

Oh shit, i have a flight transfer in Denver a month from now.

[dlo]

denver airport is just trolling all the conspiracists :troll:

[rsx]

Jesse Ventura is an idiot, you see those cement blocks everywhere, it doesn't mean they're building a goddamn underground city.

[Liquid_o2]

I've flown through DIA many times and the company that I previously worked at did a lot of work for DIA, and all this conspiracy theory stuff is bullshit. Especially the runways looking like a swastika... wait ten years until they expand, build a few more runways and the swastika will be ruined.

[shawnly1000]

LOL I see your military/Jesse Ventura/satanic conspiracies and raise you this

The RidicuList: William Tapley – Anderson Cooper 360 - CNN.com Blogs (http://ac360.blogs.cnn.com/2011/06/01/the-ridiculist-william-tapley/)

The RidicuList: William Tapley . . . again – Anderson Cooper 360 - CNN.com Blogs (http://ac360.blogs.cnn.com/2011/06/11/the-ridiculist-william-tapley-again/)

The RidicuList: William Tapley (for the third time) – Anderson Cooper 360 - CNN.com Blogs (http://ac360.blogs.cnn.com/2011/06/17/the-ridiculist-william-tapley-for-the-third-time/)

[StylinRed]

Jesse Ventura is an idiot, you see those cement blocks everywhere, it doesn't mean they're building a goddamn underground city.


i think there were a number of people who worked on the airport who came out saying there's an underground military base etc etc

and one of these workers if not more are saying there's monsters/aliens down there that the govt is keeping @ bay or something like that ;)

[murd0c]

If you think about it Denver Airport is a perfect place to have something like that since it's a mile above sea level.

[JSALES]

That is fucking creepy. I'd like to see this airport if I ever have a layover there

[SolidPenguin]

I've flown through DIA many times and the company that I previously worked at did a lot of work for DIA, and all this conspiracy theory stuff is bullshit. Especially the runways looking like a swastika... wait ten years until they expand, build a few more runways and the swastika will be ruined.

I think hes in on it :lawl:

[PiuYi]

Different contractors have been hired for different parts of the airport. They’ve all been fired after their job was done. This lead observers to believe that it was a strategy to make sure nobody had the full scope of the project

what. isn't that normal for contractors? you hire them ON CONTRACT to build something, and when they're done building it, you're done with them... they're not "fired"

[yray]

Boeing B-52G Stratofortress-"Take-off Beale AFB"-1962 - YouTube

B-52 MITO departure, Minot AFB, ND - YouTube

Imagine B52s using the swastika to do scrambles if a nuclear strike ever took place.

[Gridlock]

what. isn't that normal for contractors? you hire them ON CONTRACT to build something, and when they're done building it, you're done with them... they're not "fired"

Oh yeah, my bs meter was way high when reading the article. The "documentary" provided was even worse.

The pictures though of the art, and the technical specs on the design of the airport itself was very interesting.

Can fuel way more aircraft than ever required and moving way more dirt than needed for an airport.

Plus, the fences facing inwards was rather strange.

[Liquid_o2]

I think hes in on it :lawl:

:fuckthatshit:

[Gridlock]

Interesting...

US Calls For Russian Airborne Troops To Take And Hold Denver Airport | EUTimes.net (http://www.eutimes.net/2012/04/us-calls-for-russian-airborne-troops-to-take-and-hold-denver-airport/)

Russian troops to train on US soil...at where? Oh yeah, Denver.

I'll warn you, that link is worst than the last in terms of its journalistic integrity.

[Phozy]

Shits going downnnn. At one point the government is going to be so powerful, we'll all be fucked.

Interesting to see all those hints, quite interesting actually.

We're all going to die :fuckthatshit:

[Mr.C]

We're all going to die :fuckthatshit:

The only certainty in life is death.

[Santofu]

Speaking of world's creepiest airport...
I wonder which airport have the most accidents in the history?

[El Bastardo]

Like Alatar, I've been thru the DIA my share of times. Its a great airport, and its huge, but its honestly not loaded with "creepy shit" save for maybe a few items.

I think this is a case of an urban legend out of control.

[JSALES]

gotta admit though, those murals are pretty fucked up

[Everymans]

Like Alatar, I've been thru the DIA my share of times. Its a great airport, and its huge, but its honestly not loaded with "creepy shit" save for maybe a few items.

I think this is a case of an urban legend out of control.

But what exactly do those items mean? And why is it so friggen huge? And why are the runways shaped like swastikas? It's actually a terrible shape for an airport runway to be shaped in. You can't have more then 2 planes taking off at the same time because of the design. And there doesn't seem to be any terrain issues in the area to justify building them in such a pattern. I'm seriously considering going to denver for a roadtrip now. but what can I tell the border patrol to get through? "I'm going to denver to check out an airport..."
26 hours later I'd be walking back home with a sore bum.

[Alatar]

gotta admit though, those murals are pretty fucked up

DIA is a HUGE airport. How many murals do you think there are, and where exactly do you think they're all located.

In the 8-10 times I flew through DIA, I never noticed any of them. I did see the horse as that's something that's right there when you're approaching the airport.

You honestly notice the indoor plants at the airport more than anything else.

[Gridlock]

Yeah, its all legit. It's a huge airport and we're talking about a few pieces.

The thing that strikes me as odd is the art. Yeah, its creepy as shit. But its also bad. That is straight up high school hallway crap ass art.

That makes me ask the question...why? Why would I spend 5 billion on an airport and fill it with shit? OK...not even filled. Why hang crap?

[Windstar]

maybe the horses eyes are cameras.....looking at who is entering the airport

[StylinRed]

good read about the conspiracies and attempts @ allaying suspicions



On the surface, Denver International Airport seems like any other modern airport. It's new, it's clean, it's big, and it's modern. But some investigators have found more to it than meets the eye. Much more. Claims abound that Denver International was designed and built by the Illuminati as the headquarters for the global genocide that will trigger the New World Order.

An Internet search for "Denver airport conspiracy" reveals that there is a lot of talk about this, and that the specific claims and observations are numerous. Here's an overview of the basics. According to the conspiracy theorists, Denver already had a fine airport, Stapleton International. But despite widespread protests, Denver International was built and opened in 1995, with fewer runways, thus reducing Denver's capacity. Its construction began with five mysterious buildings that were completed and then buried intact, with the cover story that they were "built wrong". Up to 8 levels of underground facilities are said to exist, and workers who go there refuse to answer questions about what they do. The entire airport is surrounded by a barbed wire guard fence, with the barbed wire angled inward, to keep people in, like a giant prison, not out like at other airports. And if viewed from the air, the runways are revealed to be laid out in the shape of a Nazi swastika. Questions about what the government might be doing in this underground base may have been answered in 2007, when fourteen commercial aircraft reported spontaneously shattered windshields as the presumed result of electromagnetic pulses.

Indoors, the airport gets even stranger. The Illuminati appear to have detailed their plans for global genocide and a New World Order in two large murals. The first depicts a huge Nazi soldier with dead women and children scattered around him, and the second shows Third World populations dying, a few elite species protected from the apocalypse in sealed containers, and the Mayan symbol for 2012 presiding over all. In the floor near the murals is written "Au Ag", the abbreviation for the deadly toxin Australia Antigen, evidently the Illuminati's weapon of choice to accomplish the genocide. On other places, strange words in an unknown (possibly alien) language are written on the floors ("DZIT DIT GAII" and others). Most telling of all is the granite monument that the airport claims is a time capsule. It's emblazoned with the symbol of the Freemasons, well known among conspiracy theorists to be a major arm of the Illuminati, and engraved with the words "New World Airport Commission". And finally, the Queen of England, another alleged Illuminatus, has been secretly and anonymously buying up the property surrounding the airport.

There's a common red flag shared by this particular conspiracy and many others, and that's the presumption that the conspirators chose to publicly announce their evil plans by putting all of this out there for everyone to see. That would be like Nixon, before Watergate, ordering a public mural to be placed in the hotel lobby showing GOP spies breaking into a room. Or Oliver North announcing his intentions by placing a sculpture in the National Mall showing himself handing a shoulder-fired missile launcher to an Iranian with one hand, and giving the proceeds to a Nicaraguan with the other. If these analogies sound absurd, they are; but they do accurately portray the conspiracy theorists' belief of why Denver International has certain features: it was to publicly announce plans for a future crime against humanity. If you don't think Nixon or North were fool enough to make such announcements, you might want to reconsider whether that's actually what was done at Denver International.

Was the old Stapleton International Airport truly adequate, and did it really have more capacity? Not even close. It was 65 years old, was a major noise nuisance being in the middle of the city, and had only three 10,000-foot runways, the minimum needed for large jets at such a high elevation, and barely adequate for fully loaded international jumbos. Denver International has six runways all over 12,000 feet, and one at 16,000 feet, that can accommodate any jet in the world. Its location clear of Denver alleviates the noise concerns.

The underground constructions, as anyone who has traveled through Denver knows, are for the underground train system that connects all the terminals, including additional tunneling built to accommodate future expansion. Other underground systems were built for Denver's state of the art automated baggage handling system. Unfortunately the system never worked well, and by 2005 it was retired completely, and now the underground tunnels are used for conventional baggage handling. Hundreds of workers go in and out of there every day, and none of them have ever reported seeing anything unusual. No reptoids, no aliens, no Illuminati. Yet. I was not able to find any well-reported cases of a worker being interviewed and refusing to discuss his job, so as far as I can tell, this was simply made up.

What of the large barbed wire prison area? Like those at all commercial airports in developed nations, Denver International's runways are fenced off with barbed wire. This is required by law for obvious safety reasons. Stories that the barbed wire is angled inward are simply untrue: People who have actually been there report that the barbed wire sticks straight up and is not angled either way. There appears to be no significant difference between the fencing at Denver International and that at any other commercial airport.

As for those broken windshields, it really did happen. It took the newspapers a little while to get the cause from the National Transportation Safety Board, and that period of uncertainty is when the rumors about electromagnetic weapons germinated. The NTSB confirmed what the mechanics who replaced the windshields were able to tell at a glance: The breaks were caused by flying debris during high winds.

Whether the runways are laid out like a swastika seems to be a matter of opinion. It's easy to see on Google Earth, and to me it certainly does give the general impression of a swastika. If you select certain taxiways and runways, you can overlay a near-perfect swastika, but to do so you have to ignore very significant runways including the biggest one. I'd say the eastern half does look like half a swastika, but the western half is too much of a stretch. Even if it was perfect, I don't see what that would prove. Runways are laid out with prevailing winds and have to be approved by safety agencies and pilot groups. If a swastika is what works, a swastika is what they'll use.

The swastika theory was bolstered by the Nazi-like figure in those artistic murals depicting, supposedly, the Illuminati's plans to reduce the Earth's population. In fact those two creepy murals were each half of a diptych, a two-part mural, each depicting a hopeful message of man's journey from brutality to peace. They were made by Chicano artist Leo Tanguma, one of several artists commissioned to paint similar murals throughout Denver International. The Children of the World Dream of Peace shows a menacing Nazi-style soldier wreaking havoc and fear, and includes a poem written by an actual child who died at Auschwitz. In the second half of this diptych, the soldier is dead, and the children of all nations come together over his corpse and beat the world's swords into plowshares, inspired by the Bible verses Isaiah 2:4 and Micah 4:3.

Tanguma's other mural, In Peace and Harmony with Nature, shows the Earth suffering from exploitation, and some species extinct and now found only behind museum glass, mistaken by the conspiracy theorists for elite species being protected from the Apocalypse. The alleged Mayan reference to 2012 is simply a small piece of carved stone with Mayan-style decorations held by one figure in the mural and representing the decline of indigenous populations. (Tanguma himself is a Mayan.) The second half of this diptych shows children from all nations gathering at the flowering tree of peace on a rejuvenated Earth.

But the conspiracy theorists have been told all this; they simply choose to regard it as untrue; in part because of that warning etched into the floor near Tanguma's murals that Australia Antigen will be used to kill us all. Colorado is well known for its history of gold and silver mines, and so a mine car full of Au and Ag is a most appropriate symbol for the state. Is it also an appropriate symbol for a planned genocide by the Illuminati? Well, a mine car doesn't seem to have any particular significance to genocide; if the mine car was put there to confuse us and throw us off the trail, and the idea was for the clue to be obfuscated, why give the clue at all? Australia Antigen is indeed sometimes abbreviated as Au Ag, but its true common abbreviation is HBsAg, for Hepatitis B antigen. By itself it would not be much of a biological weapon. If you exposed everyone to Australia Antigen, you'd essentially just inoculate them against Hepatitis B. An antigen is not the disease germ itself, it is simply any substance that provokes an immune response. Australia Antigen is merely the protein found on the surface of the Hepatitis B virus. By itself, it's harmless. A vaccine has existed for some time against Hepatitis B, and many people have received it. Even if you haven't, Hepatitis B is treatable and is rarely fatal; and so, again, a pretty poor choice for a mechanism of global genocide.

The other words in the floor (the "alien language") are Navajo names for sacred mountains in Colorado, once again, a significant part of the state's history.

And then there's that granite 100-year time capsule bearing the symbol of the Freemasons on its capstone. Could there be any explanation other than Denver International being the headquarters of the Illuminati? Another explanation might be that the local Masonic lodge constructed and placed the time capsule. The Masons are a civic organization that often performs such services, and this has been a tradition at public buildings in the United States for a long time. Both the White House and the US Capitol have cornerstones placed and marked by local Masonic lodges. Although you might choose to interpret this to mean that Denver International is some kind of government headquarters, you could also observe that these are just three examples of hundreds, if not thousands, of public buildings in the country that followed this tradition.

The "New World Airport Commission" mentioned on the capstone did exist, contrary to conspiracy claims that there is no record of any such organization. The commission was a group of Denver business and civic leaders who sponsored and organized some events at the airport's opening, ushering in Denver as a new "world-class" city. You can say this is false, but all you've got to back that up is your own imagination.
$2/mo $5/mo $10/mo One time

Perhaps the most entertaining of the conspiracy claims about Denver International Airport concerns the brass plaque at the end of an artistic curved pedestal above the time capsule. The plaque repeats the Mason symbol and has the rest of the text from the time capsule written in Braille. However, many conspiracy web sites refer to this paragraph of Braille as a "keypad". I even found a lengthy discussion on AboveTopSecret.com, the notorious conspiracy theory web site, speculating about what the code might be. In all seriousness, some seem to believe that a code can be typed on this solid plaque which will either open the time capsule, permit admittance to the secret underground base, or perhaps even trigger the global genocide.

Queen Elizabeth II is indeed a pretty substantial property investor, although it's really the Royal Crown in general and not her personally. Her own fortune is a few hundred million dollars, but the majority of the Crown's wealth is held in trust for the nation. This portion is somewhere north of $17 billion and includes property investments all around the world. Although neither I nor a friend in the real estate department at a Denver law firm could find any specific record of the Crown purchasing land near Denver Airport, real estate near a new international airport is usually a sound investment for anyone, and such a purchase would be consistent with the Crown's other investments.

Of course, if we don't uncritically accept all this, we're "sheeple" who have had the wool pulled over our eyes by the Illuminati overlords, and I'm merely a shill paid to spread misinformation (but you knew that about me already). The truth is that the Apocalypse is coming, and the New World Order has chosen to publicly announce their plans in an airport; but only the specially gifted "Patriots" are enlightened enough to see it.

The Denver Airport Conspiracy (http://skeptoid.com/episodes/4194)

[EmperorIS]

I took a shit in that airport.

[Verdasco]

I took a shit in that airport.

more like the only person to take a shit at ANY airport :heckno: do it else where

[LiquidTurbo]

Haha, must be a lot of Alex Jones fans in here.

Love this pic of the horse:
http://cache.io9.com/assets/images/8/2011/06/xlarge_denverevil.jpg

[LiquidTurbo]

New World Order- The Denver Airport Conspiracy - YouTube

[Gumby]

The only certainty in life is death.
Don't forget: taxes!

[RacePace]

The only certainty in life is death.

death and taxes

[Gridlock]

good read about the conspiracies and attempts @ allaying suspicions




The Denver Airport Conspiracy (http://skeptoid.com/episodes/4194)

Sheeperson! Introducing facts into this. We were having fun plotting a) the end of the world, air travel style and b) international airports where people have pooped.

Pudong for me. My first international poo. :troll:

[The_AK]

Sheeperson! Introducing facts into this. We were having fun plotting a) the end of the world, air travel style and b) international airports where people have pooped.

Pudong for me. My first international poo. :troll:

Shitphol in Amsterdam for my first international poo

[jaemc]

I took a shit in that airport.

Quoted from the article:
"Doesn’t seem like that horse should be there. You will soon realize that it fits perfectly with the rest of the DIA. By the way, this is one scary horse anus!"

[Mike Oxbig]

I took a shit in that airport.

:accepted: im gonna take a shit there next month and not flush

[white rocket]

StylinRed's quote pretty much puts all the claims to bed. Interesting read.

[- kT]

the Pale horse of the Apocalypse. It is the fourth horse in the book of Revelation in the Bible and is appropriately called “Death”.

“And I looked, and behold a pale horse;
and his name that sat on him was
Death, and Hell followed with him. And
power was given unto them over the
fourth part of the earth, to kill with
sword, and with hunger, and with
death, and with the beasts of the earth”.
-Revelation 6:7-8

In other words, the horse “Death” brought killing with weapons, with hunger, and with disease. That’s pretty extreme a family airport, right?

that passage is about the rider, not the horse. all it mentions about the horse is that it's pale. the rider being the cloaked dude with the scythe that shows up when people die in like..the simpsons and stuff

in any case though, that horse is kinda fucked. i've watched a documentary on this airport on tv a while back too, but not just about the airport, but about the illumanti thing that stylinred was talking about. how the barbed wire angles inwards as if to keep people in instead of out, how it's a massive airport despite not being a very high volume airport. i'm no conspiracy theorist but if nothing else, that shit sure is creepy. that horse alone would probably make me do a triple take

[SkinnyPupp]

:rukidding:

[Harvey Specter]

From wikipedia;

Controversy

There are several conspiracy theories relating to the airport's design and construction. Murals painted in the baggage claim area have been claimed to contain themes referring to future military oppression and a one-world government. However, the artist, Leo Tanguma, said the murals, entitled "In Peace and Harmony With Nature" and "The Children of the World Dream of Peace," depict man-made environmental destruction and genocide along with humanity coming together to heal nature and live in peace.[53]

Conspiracists have also seen unusual markings in the terminals in DIA and have recorded them as masonic markings.[citation needed] They have pointed to unusual words cut into the floor as being Satanic, Masonic, or some impenetrable secret code of the New World Order: Cochetopa, Sisnaajini and Dzit Dit Gaii.[54] These words are actually Navajo terms for geographical sites in Colorado. "Braaksma" and "Villarreal" are actually the names of Carolyn Braaksma and Mark Villarreal, artists who worked on the airport’s sculptures and paintings.[55]

There is a dedication marker in the airport inscribed with words, "New World Airport Commission". It also is inscribed with the Square and Compasses of the Freemasons, along with a listing of the two Grand Lodges of Freemasonry in Colorado. It is mounted over a time capsule that was sealed during the dedication of the airport, to be opened in 2094. The Freemasons participated in laying this “capstone” (the last, finishing stone) of the airport project. The capstone is inscribed with a line that states "New World Airport Commission".[54]

Robert Blaskiewicz writing for Skeptical Inquirer Magazine states that conspiracies about the airport range from the "absurd to the even more absurd". When asking airport media representatives, 'what conspiracies are associated with the airport', they responded, "You name a conspiracy theory and somehow we seem to be connected to it." Blaskiewicz found that contrary to claims from conspiracy theorists that DIA will not discuss these stories with the public, they also give tours of the airport.[56]

[Death2Theft]

Someone should spray paint that horses anus red.