Not to mention that the Leo Tanguma murals portend what the NWO will do at the end of the Mayan calendar in 2012. I would never have known about this but for the Internet. Part 1 and Part 2.
The runways and taxiways are laid out in the shape of a swastika.
The tunnels with the pre-installed sprinkler systems are not really for future expansion of the tramway system, but for mass exterminations via pathogen of patriotic, Christian, Fox-watching Americans when the NWO takes over.
The huge amount of land DIA owns is not for future expansion but for use as a concentration camp.
The barbed-wire fences aren’t to keep out interlopers, but to keep people in.
Queen Elizabeth, the head of the New World Order, has been buying land adjacent to the airport.
Of all the loony conspiracy theories, this is by far my favorite. I actually had a student in one of my classes who bought into it. THAT was a fun semester (as her gullibility in buying into that CT was illustrated in some class-related ways that made it a struggle to get through a single lecture without her “correcting” me on some arcane point with her vast knowledge of occult and esoteric information).
I’m going to Denver in early August for my niece’s wedding, and I’m hoping to be able to spend a little time while I’m there checking out some of this.
Wow, strange timing – I first heard of this CT yesterday. My sister-in-law is disabled and her hired caregiver sprang this one on her. That nutty chick (the helper, not my SIL) will believe anything. In addition to the Denver Airport concentration camp, she believes that “they” killed Michael Jackson (in addition to the common CTs like 9/11 and the moon landing hoax).
What, no mention of the giant blue demon-horse that killed its creator and glares with burning red eyes at all who dare approach? Maybe they covered it in the video, which I have no intention of watching at work.
**Public Art Committee. ** If you’ve ever attended one, you know that’s all the explanation needed.
To be fair, even if it was an established committee, it was probably the first airport that they had done. Committees can get giddy when given control of large new areas.
Decent Public Art usually comes through an established committee that’s gotten feedback from prior sucesses and misses, and that have gotten used to sizing up artists. It’s also more likely to come from a design staff that’s used to dealing with Public Art Committees, but you’d think that airport designers would have that experience.
What’s up with the obsession with the British monarchy and, to a lesser extent, the other European nobles? They turn up in the vast majority of these things. Is this a western peculiarity, or do crazy people in China imagine that the king of Thailand is teaming up with the emperor of Japan to secretly screw with their airports?
Is there a name for the tactic/symptom of pretending that innocuous, everyday things are unusual and sinister? Holy shit! The airport has sprinklers AND fences! Hide the womenfolk!
