By Alejandro Rojas
OpenMinds.tv
10-9-13
Denver International Airport (DIA) is the focus of a myriad of conspiracy theories, a fact that they took advantage of this week to promote a commemoration event for reaching the midway point of a large build-out that includes a new public plaza and commuter trains from downtown Denver.
DIA has been plagued with conspiracy theories beginning with trouble during its construction that set it back months. Some said this trouble was actually a ruse to build underground tunnels and rail stations to be used by the elite and possibly even extraterrestrials. Then upon its opening came the discovery of morbid murals depicting scenes of oppression, further evidence for conspiracy theorist that malicious intent was at play. The final draw was the capstone on a time capsule sponsored by a couple of the local Freemason lodges that uses the term "New World Airport Commission."
All of this was compelling enough evidence for Jesse Ventura to investigate on his television show "Conspiracy Theory". More prosaic and well researched answers, if you need them, are presented in this article by the local Denver newspaper Westword.
DIA's twitter feed hinted at their intent to use these conspiracy theories to promote the event with a tweet Tuesday morning which said they would be having some fun with the event, and that they would be "divulging some strange activity." One tweeter speculated, "THEY'RE UNLEASHING THE DEMONS FROM THE MURALS."
The alien conspiracy marketing of the event began with a tweet by DIA regarding "a strange find" that was discovery during construction. Attached was a picture of what appears to be a partially recovered alien skull, huge eye socket and all.
PHOTO:A strange find while building @DENAirports Hotel and Transit Center pic.twitter.com/DVSFEzylpU Via @StuWilliamsdia #DIAmidpoint
- Denver Intl Airport (@DENAirport) October 8, 2013
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