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Denver International Airport or DEN airport is shrouded in secrecy, riddled with weird
statues and creepy art, and is a place of strange stories and myths.
People even question why DEN airport was built in the first place.
The current airport opened in 1995, but there was a fully functioning one closer to downtown.
This new version is twice the size of Manhattan, and the development went $2 billion over budget!
But even before the current Denver International Airport opened, it was the subject of countless
conspiracy theories.
Is there any truth behind the rumors?
That’s what we intend to get to the bottom of in this episode of The Infographics Show,
A cursed airport?
The Denver Airport.
A quick Google search on DEN airport brings back numerous stories from both mainstream
media and independent conspiracy sites.
So something’s clearly going on.
Before we get into the conspiracy stories, let’s first take a tour of the inside of
this creepy gigantic building.
It's famous for its terrifying, 32-foot-tall (9.8 m) statue of a giant horse with fiery,
glowing eyes.
The Denver locals call him "Blucifer," according to media outlet Slate.
But, even freakier, is the odd story of the red-eyed statue called Blue Mustang that killed
its sculptor, Luis Jiménez.
It fell on him and severed an artery.
And inside the airport, there are more disturbing art pieces, including a mural of a devil jumping
out of a suitcase and a statue of Anubis, the ancient Egyptian god of death.
Some of the more controversial art pieces have now been removed, including a character
that resembled a Nazi officer in a gas mask, children in front of a burning building, and
kids gathered around a knife.
Not the usual style you would expect from an airport terminal building!
So what about the conspiracy theories that surround DEN airport?
One that’s talked about a lot is the shape of the runways.
An aerial view of the runways at the airport shows that they resemble the shape of a swastika.
And this is not a typical formation for an airport's runways.
The explanation from an airport representative is that the runways are designed that way
so that they can be used simultaneously, regardless of the weather patterns.
She told the UK newspaper The Telegraph, "We think the shape looks like a pinwheel."
But in the same Telegraph article it was also pointed out that New York’s JFK and the
Las Vegas and Miami airports all have very different layouts, so this certainly gives
us something to think about.
There are also dedication markers and plaques around the airport with some rather odd symbolism
on them that looks like the Masonic square.
This has led to other conspiracies claiming that construction of the new airport was funded
by The New World Airport Commission.
However, when you search for that name, it seems to come up only in connection with DEN
airport, which has led others to draw the conclusion that the airport is actually funded
by the Nazi group the New World Order.
The date of the airport's dedication also happens to be March 19, 1994.
If you add those numbers together — 1+9+1+9+9+4 — you get 33.
This is the highest level one can achieve in Freemasonry, which represents perfection.
And that Masonic square also links to the Illuminati group, of course, so the book is
out on this one.
New World Order, Freemasonry, Illuminati or just a coincidence?
We wanted to find out the root of this conspiracy, and it seems the theory of the airport being
the Illuminati headquarters gained ground when it was covered on Jesse Ventura’s “woke”
TV show Conspiracy Theory in 2010.
It gained so much ground in fact that many of the mainstream news outlets have investigated
the theory, and in 2016, the airport’s CEO, Kim Day, had to make a statement in response
to it.
She said, “Whether it’s because of our impressive size, expansive infrastructure
or robust public art program, Denver International Airport has long heard the rumors, innuendo
and internet chatter about being the center of conspiracies, from the absurd to the entertaining.”
She also announced that the airport would be dedicating “the month of October to embracing
that strangeness and sharing in the fun.”
The month-long celebration included all sorts of odd conspiracy activities such as Conspiracy
Art Tours, Conspiracy Theories Uncovered art exhibition, and even a conspiracy costume
party.
Can there be any more strange rumors about this conspiracy ridden airport facility?
Well, actually yes…the plot thickens.
There are also a number of theories about what lies beneath the airport.
According to Buzzfeed, a former airport construction worker claims 5 multistory buildings were
built underneath the airport.
This, he said, was the reason the airport was so far behind schedule.
He also said that there was a complex network of tunnels beneath the airport.
This claim has been made by many others and led to theories that these underground buildings
were everything from New World Order command bunkers to post-apocalyptic fallout shelters
for the global elite, including billionaires and politicians.
One theory even claims there is a makeshift Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
concentration camp waiting to be used beneath Denver International Airport.
But the airport just isn't set up correctly for gassing people, so this theory seems far-fetched.
There are so many theories on what’s beneath the airport that it’s hard to know what
it true and what is not.
The most plausible theory seems to be that these underground tunnels are used for the
airport's rail system and the overly huge baggage system that was going to be deployed
but didn’t materialize.
So what is the truth behind Denver Airport?
There are literally hundreds of theories online, and many of them contradict each other.
We know it is a huge and expensive construction that didn’t necessarily need to be so big,
but that doesn’t necessarily mean anything shady is going on at the airport.
And compared to similar international airports, it could be considered a bargain build as
Hong Kong International Airport, which was built around the same time, cost a whopping
$20 billion.
And though there is another airport, it is much older and poorly designed to serve Denver's
growing needs.
The tunnels, which have some conspiracy theorists excited, are used for transport and moving
baggage.
But the artwork…that seems to have most people stumped, as it’s certainly strange
for an airport terminal.
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