Denver International Airport: his is exactly what a conspiracy would do

crescent · 5th September 2018, 10:10 AM

Conspiracy “whistle-blower” on Denver airport ads: This is exactly what a conspiracy would do

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Denver International Airport is making a public display out of its darkest and deepest supposed secrets. In large new signs plastered around the main terminal, the airport authority gives props to the aliens, Freemasons and Illuminati agents that are rumored to haunt the facility’s secret tunnels.

“New concessions? Or new conspiracies?” asks one of the posters, complete with pictures of the demonic-looking horse “Blucifer,” gargoyles, a UFO and assorted food items.

The graphics are plastered over temporary walls that surround construction zones in the airport. One hints that that the wall is hiding a “new Illuminati headquarters,” or a “remodeling of the lizard people’s lair” — or just new restaurants.

(For those not in the know, there are a wide variety of conspiracy theories regarding DIA, mostly associated with the large amount of "underground" infrastructure the airport has. This is mostly just service tunnels and the little trains that move people to the outlying terminals. The tunnels were all built as trenches that were then covered over, no actual "tunneling" happened.

Checkmite · 5th September 2018, 10:12 AM

I have to link a tweet here, unfortunately, but it's how I found out about this situation.

Denver International Airport is planning some renovations; like most airports when this happens, there are signs around the airport to create publicity for the upcoming changes. Unlike most airports, the signs at Denver are very clearly designed to troll conspiracy theorists, which I think is hilarious.

Thermal · 5th September 2018, 10:23 AM

Gotta admire their sense of humor

Trebuchet · 5th September 2018, 10:56 AM

I followed the link in the posters, now the Illuminati are after me.
https://www.flydenver.com/great_hall/denfiles

Trebuchet · 5th September 2018, 11:14 AM

There's another thread on this, I'll request a merge.

lobosrul5 · 5th September 2018, 11:19 AM

Originally Posted by crescent

Conspiracy “whistle-blower” on Denver airport ads: This is exactly what a conspiracy would do

(For those not in the know, there are a wide variety of conspiracy theories regarding DIA, mostly associated with the large amount of "underground" infrastructure the airport has. This is mostly just service tunnels and the little trains that move people to the outlying terminals. The tunnels were all built as trenches that were then covered over, no actual "tunneling" happened.

The biggest conspiracy is that the airport is in Denver. When in reality its roughly midway between Denver and the Kansas border

Thermal · 5th September 2018, 11:23 AM

Originally Posted by lobosrul5

The biggest conspiracy is that the airport is in Denver. When in reality its roughly midway between Denver and the Kansas border

I don't believe it. I mean, that's a conspiracy of cartographers

lobosrul5 · 5th September 2018, 11:28 AM

Originally Posted by Thermal

I don't believe it. I mean, that's a conspiracy of cartographers

Fly there sometime and you'll see what I mean. The Rocky mountains? Nowhere to be found, just featureless grassland. And if you hit rush hour, have fun on your 90 minute drive to downtown. It is however, one of the nicest airports I've ever been too, and the trams are fun.

ahhell · 5th September 2018, 11:37 AM

Originally Posted by lobosrul5

The biggest conspiracy is that the airport is in Denver. When in reality its roughly midway between Denver and the Kansas border

Seriously! It takes forever to get there. Also, there is a bunch of creepy art. They have a giant blue horse with glowing red eyes! Whose that for man?

lobosrul5 · 5th September 2018, 11:38 AM

Originally Posted by ahhell

Seriously! It takes forever to get there. Also, there is a bunch of creepy art. They have a giant blue horse with glowing red eyes! Whose that for man?

I thought it was an homage to their god, John Elway.

dudalb · 5th September 2018, 11:55 AM

WOnder if the innovations will be in the great tradition of Denver International, and end up with massive costs overruns....

tinribmancer · 5th September 2018, 12:09 PM

Originally Posted by Trebuchet

I followed the link in the posters, now the Illuminati are after me.
https://www.flydenver.com/great_hall/denfiles

What's this clown's deal with those 3D pictures on his site?

smartcooky · 5th September 2018, 05:21 PM

This looks exactly like what it is... a well orchestrated pisstake.

LSSBB · 5th September 2018, 06:47 PM

I always thought DFW was the result of a conspiracy. Based solely on my experience catching connections.

Armitage72 · 6th September 2018, 07:27 AM

It reminds me of a TV show that revealed that all of the conspiracy theories about Area 51 were started by the personnel at Area 51, and are completely true. Because they're spread as conspiracy theories, nobody reasonable believes that's what's actually happening.

Trebuchet · 6th September 2018, 07:52 AM

Originally Posted by tinribmancer

What's this clown's deal with those 3D pictures on his site?

That's actually the airport's official site, but I too found the 3D annoying.

RecoveringYuppy · 6th September 2018, 08:22 AM

Originally Posted by Trebuchet

That's actually the airport's official site, but I too found the 3D annoying.

Just trying to make it appropriately loony looking I thought.

pgwenthold · 6th September 2018, 08:38 AM

I actually was at the open house at DIA the week before it opened. Walked underground over to Concourse A, rode the trains to B and C.

Nowadays, I don't like flying into DIA. It's a combination of the long drive there (although it's a lot easier to get there from Boulder than it used to be), but more of the fact that once you get there it is a mess and a half, and takes forever to get where you need to be. Security lines are always huge and then you fight to herd onto the train and then walk walk walk to your gate. You have to give it 4 hours before your flight.

dudalb · 6th September 2018, 10:34 AM

The only Denver airport conspiracy I buy into is that a lot of contractors made a lot of money in the building of the airport..which has become a textbook case of how NOT to manage a big constructin project.

lobosrul5 · 6th September 2018, 10:37 AM

Originally Posted by pgwenthold

I actually was at the open house at DIA the week before it opened. Walked underground over to Concourse A, rode the trains to B and C.

Nowadays, I don't like flying into DIA. It's a combination of the long drive there (although it's a lot easier to get there from Boulder than it used to be), but more of the fact that once you get there it is a mess and a half, and takes forever to get where you need to be. Security lines are always huge and then you fight to herd onto the train and then walk walk walk to your gate. You have to give it 4 hours before your flight.

Hmm, I've been there 4 times post 9/11 and never spent more then 15 to 20 minutes in security.

crescent · 6th September 2018, 11:43 AM

Originally Posted by dudalb

The only Denver airport conspiracy I buy into is that a lot of contractors made a lot of money in the building of the airport..which has become a textbook case of how NOT to manage a big constructin project.

....and then they went and built the A line....

Future of RTD’s A, B and G lines – long in limbo because of costly gate crossing problems – could become clearer Wednesday

Report Details Play-By-Play Of Hours-Long RTD A Line Breakdown

I Got Railed by the A Line – and It Still Hurts

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Turns out, the A Line, which will mark its first anniversary next week, has reportedly already ****** more people than Wilt Chamberlain in his prime. If you didn't follow the NBA in the ’60s, that’s a lot of *****.

(edited to remove naughty, so very naughty, language)

Elagabalus · 6th September 2018, 03:37 PM

Originally Posted by Trebuchet

I followed the link in the posters, now the Illuminati are after me.
https://www.flydenver.com/great_hall/denfiles

The underground baggage tunnel

https://cdn.onlyinyourstate.com/wp-c...AM-700x358.png

is the exact replica of the Great Hall!!!

https://www.flydenver.com/greathall

LongFuzzy · 6th September 2018, 10:20 PM

There was a fast food chain(Taco Bell I think) that recently was using Illuminati in their advertising. I wonder if DIA has the same ad agency?

Jimmy9 · 6th September 2018, 11:37 PM

Originally Posted by LongFuzzy

There was a fast food chain(Taco Bell I think) that recently was using Illuminati in their advertising. I wonder if DIA has the same ad agency?

Illuminati symbolism is in almost every media. That is a fact.
Denver seems to be going for the Ufo and reptilian conspiracies.

Cosmic Yak · 7th September 2018, 01:31 AM

Originally Posted by Jimmy9

Illuminati symbolism is in almost every media. That is a fact.

Only because conspiracy theorists count anything involving pyramids, triangles, eyes or numbers as Illuminati symbols. With that wide a definition, it's hard not to see it everywhere.

Jimmy9 · 8th September 2018, 03:25 AM

Originally Posted by Cosmic Yak

Only because conspiracy theorists count anything involving pyramids, triangles, eyes or numbers as Illuminati symbols. With that wide a definition, it's hard not to see it everywhere.

I`m sure it is done in satire or parody but it`s there.

Craig4 · 8th September 2018, 04:32 AM

I've always thought some of the public art in the airport was a little odd. Not lizard people odd but not really my thing. I stop there on lay overs not infrequently. It's funny that there never seems to be anything I'm in the mood to eat near my gate.

Jim_MDP · 8th September 2018, 12:37 PM

Originally Posted by Craig4

I've always thought some of the public art in the airport was a little odd. Not lizard people odd but not really my thing. I stop there on lay overs not infrequently. It's funny that there never seems to be anything I'm in the mood to eat near my gate.

Odd. They're in business to make money.
Even if it's not entirely suited to human metabolism... the offerings should all be palatable.
Expand your horizons... try something next time.

Elagabalus · 8th September 2018, 12:58 PM

Originally Posted by Craig4

I've always thought some of the public art in the airport was a little odd. Not lizard people odd but not really my thing. I stop there on lay overs not infrequently. It's funny that there never seems to be anything I'm in the mood to eat near my gate.

funny funny? Or funny strange?

ETA: I will allow that the "Horse Sculpture" is pretty funkazoidal. Right up there with the Nathan Bedford Forrest statue (I mean the 'horse' part).

5th September 2018, 10:10 AM	#1
crescent Master Poster Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 2,788	Denver International Airport: his is exactly what a conspiracy would do Conspiracy “whistle-blower” on Denver airport ads: This is exactly what a conspiracy would do Quote: Denver International Airport is making a public display out of its darkest and deepest supposed secrets. In large new signs plastered around the main terminal, the airport authority gives props to the aliens, Freemasons and Illuminati agents that are rumored to haunt the facility’s secret tunnels. “New concessions? Or new conspiracies?” asks one of the posters, complete with pictures of the demonic-looking horse “Blucifer,” gargoyles, a UFO and assorted food items. The graphics are plastered over temporary walls that surround construction zones in the airport. One hints that that the wall is hiding a “new Illuminati headquarters,” or a “remodeling of the lizard people’s lair” — or just new restaurants. (For those not in the know, there are a wide variety of conspiracy theories regarding DIA, mostly associated with the large amount of "underground" infrastructure the airport has. This is mostly just service tunnels and the little trains that move people to the outlying terminals. The tunnels were all built as trenches that were then covered over, no actual "tunneling" happened.
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5th September 2018, 10:12 AM	#2
Checkmite Skepticifimisticalationist Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Gulf Coast Posts: 22,588	Denver airport construction signs I have to link a tweet here, unfortunately, but it's how I found out about this situation. Denver International Airport is planning some renovations; like most airports when this happens, there are signs around the airport to create publicity for the upcoming changes. Unlike most airports, the signs at Denver are very clearly designed to troll conspiracy theorists, which I think is hilarious.
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5th September 2018, 11:19 AM	#6
lobosrul5 Graduate Poster Join Date: Nov 2017 Posts: 1,314	Originally Posted by crescent Conspiracy “whistle-blower” on Denver airport ads: This is exactly what a conspiracy would do (For those not in the know, there are a wide variety of conspiracy theories regarding DIA, mostly associated with the large amount of "underground" infrastructure the airport has. This is mostly just service tunnels and the little trains that move people to the outlying terminals. The tunnels were all built as trenches that were then covered over, no actual "tunneling" happened. The biggest conspiracy is that the airport is in Denver. When in reality its roughly midway between Denver and the Kansas border

5th September 2018, 11:23 AM	#7
Thermal Philosopher Join Date: Aug 2016 Location: NJ USA. We Don't Like You Either Posts: 5,486	Originally Posted by lobosrul5 The biggest conspiracy is that the airport is in Denver. When in reality its roughly midway between Denver and the Kansas border I don't believe it. I mean, that's a conspiracy of cartographers
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5th September 2018, 11:28 AM	#8
lobosrul5 Graduate Poster Join Date: Nov 2017 Posts: 1,314	Originally Posted by Thermal I don't believe it. I mean, that's a conspiracy of cartographers Fly there sometime and you'll see what I mean. The Rocky mountains? Nowhere to be found, just featureless grassland. And if you hit rush hour, have fun on your 90 minute drive to downtown. It is however, one of the nicest airports I've ever been too, and the trams are fun.

5th September 2018, 11:37 AM	#9
ahhell Graduate Poster Join Date: Feb 2017 Posts: 1,791	Originally Posted by lobosrul5 The biggest conspiracy is that the airport is in Denver. When in reality its roughly midway between Denver and the Kansas border Seriously! It takes forever to get there. Also, there is a bunch of creepy art. They have a giant blue horse with glowing red eyes! Whose that for man?
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5th September 2018, 11:38 AM	#10
lobosrul5 Graduate Poster Join Date: Nov 2017 Posts: 1,314	Originally Posted by ahhell Seriously! It takes forever to get there. Also, there is a bunch of creepy art. They have a giant blue horse with glowing red eyes! Whose that for man? I thought it was an homage to their god, John Elway.

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tinribmancer Hasbarian NWO Templar Cattle Join Date: Dec 2015 Location: Belgium Posts: 1,626	Originally Posted by Trebuchet I followed the link in the posters, now the Illuminati are after me. https://www.flydenver.com/great_hall/denfiles What's this clown's deal with those 3D pictures on his site?
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Armitage72 Master Poster Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 2,304	It reminds me of a TV show that revealed that all of the conspiracy theories about Area 51 were started by the personnel at Area 51, and are completely true. Because they're spread as conspiracy theories, nobody reasonable believes that's what's actually happening.

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Trebuchet Penultimate Amazing Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: The Great Northwet Posts: 19,004	Originally Posted by tinribmancer What's this clown's deal with those 3D pictures on his site? That's actually the airport's official site, but I too found the 3D annoying.
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RecoveringYuppy Philosopher Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 7,883	Originally Posted by Trebuchet That's actually the airport's official site, but I too found the 3D annoying. Just trying to make it appropriately loony looking I thought.
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pgwenthold Penultimate Amazing Join Date: Sep 2001 Posts: 17,533	I actually was at the open house at DIA the week before it opened. Walked underground over to Concourse A, rode the trains to B and C. Nowadays, I don't like flying into DIA. It's a combination of the long drive there (although it's a lot easier to get there from Boulder than it used to be), but more of the fact that once you get there it is a mess and a half, and takes forever to get where you need to be. Security lines are always huge and then you fight to herd onto the train and then walk walk walk to your gate. You have to give it 4 hours before your flight.
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6th September 2018, 10:34 AM	#19
dudalb Penultimate Amazing Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Sacramento Posts: 41,731	The only Denver airport conspiracy I buy into is that a lot of contractors made a lot of money in the building of the airport..which has become a textbook case of how NOT to manage a big constructin project.
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6th September 2018, 10:37 AM	#20
lobosrul5 Graduate Poster Join Date: Nov 2017 Posts: 1,314	Originally Posted by pgwenthold I actually was at the open house at DIA the week before it opened. Walked underground over to Concourse A, rode the trains to B and C. Nowadays, I don't like flying into DIA. It's a combination of the long drive there (although it's a lot easier to get there from Boulder than it used to be), but more of the fact that once you get there it is a mess and a half, and takes forever to get where you need to be. Security lines are always huge and then you fight to herd onto the train and then walk walk walk to your gate. You have to give it 4 hours before your flight. Hmm, I've been there 4 times post 9/11 and never spent more then 15 to 20 minutes in security.

6th September 2018, 11:43 AM	#21
crescent Master Poster Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 2,788	Originally Posted by dudalb The only Denver airport conspiracy I buy into is that a lot of contractors made a lot of money in the building of the airport..which has become a textbook case of how NOT to manage a big constructin project. ....and then they went and built the A line.... Future of RTD’s A, B and G lines – long in limbo because of costly gate crossing problems – could become clearer Wednesday Report Details Play-By-Play Of Hours-Long RTD A Line Breakdown I Got Railed by the A Line – and It Still Hurts Quote: Turns out, the A Line, which will mark its first anniversary next week, has reportedly already **** more people than Wilt Chamberlain in his prime. If you didn't follow the NBA in the ’60s, that’s a lot of ***. (edited to remove naughty, so very naughty, language)
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Elagabalus Illuminator Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 3,420	Originally Posted by Trebuchet I followed the link in the posters, now the Illuminati are after me. https://www.flydenver.com/great_hall/denfiles The underground baggage tunnel https://cdn.onlyinyourstate.com/wp-c...AM-700x358.png is the exact replica of the Great Hall!!! https://www.flydenver.com/greathall
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6th September 2018, 10:20 PM	#23
LongFuzzy Thinker Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 206	There was a fast food chain(Taco Bell I think) that recently was using Illuminati in their advertising. I wonder if DIA has the same ad agency?
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Jimmy9 Scholar Join Date: Apr 2016 Posts: 70	Originally Posted by LongFuzzy There was a fast food chain(Taco Bell I think) that recently was using Illuminati in their advertising. I wonder if DIA has the same ad agency? Illuminati symbolism is in almost every media. That is a fact. Denver seems to be going for the Ufo and reptilian conspiracies.
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Cosmic Yak Master Poster Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: Where there's never a road broader than the back of your hand. Posts: 2,374	Originally Posted by Jimmy9 Illuminati symbolism is in almost every media. That is a fact. Only because conspiracy theorists count anything involving pyramids, triangles, eyes or numbers as Illuminati symbols. With that wide a definition, it's hard not to see it everywhere.
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8th September 2018, 03:25 AM	#26
Jimmy9 Scholar Join Date: Apr 2016 Posts: 70	Originally Posted by Cosmic Yak Only because conspiracy theorists count anything involving pyramids, triangles, eyes or numbers as Illuminati symbols. With that wide a definition, it's hard not to see it everywhere. I`m sure it is done in satire or parody but it`s there.
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Craig4 Penultimate Amazing Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Alexandria, VA Home to the Deep State. Posts: 17,451	I've always thought some of the public art in the airport was a little odd. Not lizard people odd but not really my thing. I stop there on lay overs not infrequently. It's funny that there never seems to be anything I'm in the mood to eat near my gate.

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Jim_MDP Philosopher Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: N.Cal/S.Or Posts: 6,797	Originally Posted by Craig4 I've always thought some of the public art in the airport was a little odd. Not lizard people odd but not really my thing. I stop there on lay overs not infrequently. It's funny that there never seems to be anything I'm in the mood to eat near my gate. Odd. They're in business to make money. Even if it's not entirely suited to human metabolism... the offerings should all be palatable. Expand your horizons... try something next time.
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Elagabalus Illuminator Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 3,420	Originally Posted by Craig4 I've always thought some of the public art in the airport was a little odd. Not lizard people odd but not really my thing. I stop there on lay overs not infrequently. It's funny that there never seems to be anything I'm in the mood to eat near my gate. funny funny? Or funny strange? ETA: I will allow that the "Horse Sculpture" is pretty funkazoidal. Right up there with the Nathan Bedford Forrest statue (I mean the 'horse' part).
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