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The Denver International Airport Conspiracy | Red Thread

[06:07 - 06:13]Denver International Airport opened in February 1995, 16 months behind schedule and $2 billion over budget.

[06:36 - 06:49]It replaced the Stableton International Airport and was designed by Curtis Fentress, with a distinct white tentite roof.

[07:26 - 07:33]There are rumors and theories surrounding the airport, including its potential connection to conspiracies.

[07:26 - 07:33]The airport has a history of shrouded rumors and theories, leading to a lack of trust in its construction.

[07:34 - 07:42]Concerns about its impact on businesses and tourism in downtown Denver arose before its construction.

[07:34 - 07:42]The airport is located 13 miles further from the city center, causing controversy.

[08:17 - 08:24]These concerns proved partly valid as hotels and amenities moved closer to the airport.

[08:17 - 08:24]The airport has a distinct design and is known for its late opening and budget overruns.

[08:24 - 08:35]There are concerns about its impact on downtown Denver and its potential connection to conspiracies.

[00:24 - 08:35]Overall, the Denver International Airport has a controversial and mysterious history that continues to spark rumors and theories about its construction and purpose.

[08:35 - 08:46]The Denver International Airport has unconventional features and has fueled conspiracy theories.

[08:54 - 09:00]It is one of the most mysterious airports in America.

[09:49 - 09:58]The airport is located in Denver, Colorado and is known for its high altitude and proximity to ski locations.

[11:36 - 11:45]Denver International Airport is the second largest airport in the world at 53 square miles.

[13:10 - 13:21]The size of the airport has led to speculation about its purpose and possible ties to the New World Order.

[13:28 - 13:36]The New World Order is a conspiracy theory about powerful elites secretly working towards global control.

[14:07 - 14:16]In 1993, a dedication ceremony was held at the airport and a time capsule was placed at its south entrance.

[14:46 - 14:57]The time capsule included a Freemason symbol and the phrase "New World Airport Commission."

[14:46 - 14:57]The existence of the New World Airport Commission is a topic of debate.

[14:57 - 15:08]Some believe this is confirmation of a New World Order presence at the airport.

[15:32 - 15:40]Others see it as a way for the group to leave hints and clues in plain sight.

[08:35 - 16:54]The Denver International Airport has unconventional features, is one of the most mysterious airports in America, and is located in Denver, Colorado. It is the second largest airport in the world and has sparked conspiracy theories about its connection to the New World Order. A time capsule at the airport's south entrance, featuring a Freemason symbol and the phrase "New World Airport Commission," has fueled speculation about the group's existence.

[16:54 - 17:02]The existence of a group formed by Charles Ann's backer, Chair of the State Council and the Arts of Humanities, is recorded.

[17:02 - 17:09]The group's purpose was to promote and arrange festivities and events prior to the opening of the airport.

[17:10 - 17:17]In 2003, Steve Snyder, who worked in the public affairs section of the airport, was asked about the Freemason symbol on the Stone.

[17:18 - 17:27]Snyder stated that the group aimed to elevate Denver to a world-class city, but had no connection to the New World Order.

[17:55 - 18:07]The group disbanded after the airport opened.

[18:23 - 18:31]Freemasonry is a fraternal organization with origins in medieval stone mason guilds.

[18:31 - 18:36]It is based on moral and philosophical teachings and requires a belief in a higher power.

[18:43 - 18:49]Members come from diverse religious backgrounds and gather in lodges for meetings and ceremonies.

[18:49 - 18:56]The fraternity is known for its secrecy surrounding rituals and ceremonies.

[18:57 - 19:07]Freemason lodges have strict joining processes.

[19:36 - 19:43]The Freemasons trace their origins back to the builders of King Solomon's temple.

[19:55 - 20:11]The group was originally a think tank for the highest minds of different cultures.

[20:31 - 20:41]As it spread, it became more systematic and eventually led to the formation of the Illuminati.

[20:48 - 21:00]The founding fathers of the US were all masons and used the group to discuss important matters.

[21:01 - 21:11]Freemasonry is now primarily a boys club, with older members maintaining traditions.

[21:29 - 21:40]The group is exclusive and requires a belief in a higher power, making it difficult to join.

[21:55 - 22:07]Communication and technology have made the group's meetings less necessary in modern times.

[23:11 - 23:16]The group's purpose was to open and celebrate the airport, and there is no evidence of nefarious activities.

[25:18 - 25:26]The Freemason symbol is present on a tablet above the dedication stone at the airport.

[25:18 - 25:26]There is a theory that this tablet may serve as a keypad to unlock the time capsule.

[16:54 - 25:26]In summary, a group formed by Charles Ann's backer aimed to promote and arrange festivities and events prior to the opening of the airport. The group disbanded after the airport opened and the Freemason symbol on the airport's dedication stone is likely just a nod to the group's history and traditions.

[26:13 - 26:20]People mistake Braille translation on a plaque for a secret keypad

[26:20 - 26:28]Freemason symbol next to Braille adds to conspiracies

[28:37 - 28:43]Freemasons involved in DIA construction and other public projects

[29:47 - 29:56]Conspiracies fueled by powerful world figures meeting in secret

[30:15 - 30:28]Secret underground bunkers make up majority of conspiracies

[30:15 - 30:28]Secret keypad rumored to unlock time capsule buried in 2094

[30:15 - 30:28]Time capsule contains insignificant items like mayor's sneakers

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[32:48 - 32:53]Freemason symbol common on buildings due to their involvement and charity work

[33:07 - 33:12]Possible conspiracy that items in time capsule were switched out

[33:07 - 33:12]Secret underground bunkers rumored to exist at DIA

[33:13 - 33:19]Freemasons not as secretive as people believe, but higher ranks are more private

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[25:26 - 33:27]Denver International Airport has sparked numerous conspiracies, including a rumored secret keypad to unlock a time capsule buried in 2094 and the existence of secret underground bunkers. These conspiracies are fueled by the involvement of Freemasons in the airport's construction and their use of the Freemason symbol, as well as rumors of powerful world figures meeting in secret. Despite these theories, the Freemasons are not as secretive as believed and the time capsule is filled with insignificant items.

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[37:07 - 37:14]Speculation about underground bunkers and tunnels at the Denver airport

[37:58 - 38:06]Allegations of bunkers reserved for billionaires and global elites in case of a catastrophe

[38:52 - 39:10]Rumors of a tunnel connecting the airport to NORAD in Colorado Springs

[39:10 - 39:15]Mention of reptoids or aliens believed to be lurking beneath the airport

[40:25 - 40:37]Counterarguments to the conspiracy theories

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[47:52 - 47:58] The Denver International Airport is the subject of conspiracy theories due to its alleged underground bunkers and apocalyptic artwork.

[48:10 - 48:16]Theories suggest that the airport is a hub for the New World Order and houses reptilian creatures and powerful people.

[48:24 - 48:36]The airport has a sophisticated baggage system with tunnels and conveyor belts, but it was never fully implemented and deemed a failure.

[48:24 - 48:36]The tunnels are now used for logistical purposes.

[48:24 - 48:36]Airport officials have offered explanations and tours to debunk the conspiracy theories, but this has only fueled the rumors.

[48:24 - 48:36]The airport's artwork, particularly murals by artist Leo Tanguma, have furthered the conspiracy theories and are linked to Nazi, Illuminati, and New World Order themes.

[48:44 - 48:50]The artwork contributes to the overall suspicion surrounding the Denver International Airport, but in isolation, it is considered to be cool and interesting.

[48:50 - 49:02]One mural, titled "Children of the World Dream of Peace", depicts a gas mask-wearing figure with weapons.

[41:36 - 49:02]The airport's mysterious features and artwork have led to a widespread belief in the conspiracy theories surrounding it.

[55:09 - 55:17]The artwork in question is a series of paintings by artist Tanguma.

[55:34 - 55:41]The first painting depicts a soldier stabbing a dove, symbolizing war and its impact on peaceful symbols.

[55:34 - 55:41]The second painting shows a landscape of crying mothers and children, symbolizing the victims of war.

[55:34 - 55:41]The soldier is depicted as dominating and standing over crumbling buildings on fire.

[56:22 - 56:28]The second painting in the series depicts children from different nationalities celebrating and surrounded by nature.

[56:22 - 56:28]The artist drew inspiration from real-life events and individuals for the paintings, which depict the innocence of children and the impact of war.

[56:28 - 56:33]Some conspiracy theorists believe the paintings show a plot by a secret group to control the population through a mass extinction event.

[56:44 - 56:53]The paintings are displayed in an airport, which is an interesting choice due to the heavy subject matter.

[56:44 - 56:53]Conspiracy theorists have latched onto the artwork, believing it holds hidden messages and prophecies about war and the elite.

[56:44 - 56:53]Despite the clear message and personal meaning behind the artwork, conspiracy theorists continue to twist it to fit their agenda.

[49:03 - 56:53]Overall, the paintings convey a powerful message about the effects of war and the innocence of children.

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[1.04:56 - 1.05:04]Leo Tanguma's art has faced backlash and controversy due to conspiracies surrounding the Denver International Airport.

[1.04:56 - 1.05:04]Tanguma's daughter claims he has lost valuable commissions and received death threats because of these theories.

[1.04:56 - 1.05:04]Theories about the airport include a supposed hidden agenda, Nazi symbolism, and a demonic horse statue.

[1.04:56 - 1.05:04]The horse statue, named "Blucifer," was created by Luis Jimenez who died while making it, adding to its eerie reputation.

[1.04:56 - 1.05:04]The horse's glowing red eyes were intended as a tribute to Jimenez's father's neon sign business, and the statue represents the American West.

[1.04:56 - 1.05:04]There has been public outcry and even a Facebook page calling for the removal of the statue.

[1.05:10 - 1.05:17]The airport's unique runway design has been accused of resembling a swastika, but the layout has a practical explanation.

[56:53 - 1.05:39]Overall, the theories and controversies surrounding the Denver International Airport are fueled by selective interpretations and a lack of evidence.

[1.13:20 - 1.13:31] People have reported seeing creepy and unusual things at the Denver airport

[1.05:39 - 1.13:31]Overall, the Denver airport has become known for its conspiracy theories and strange artwork, creating a unique and interesting experience for travelers.

[1.14:03 - 1.14:14]A small group is playing off conspiracy theories at Denver International Airport.

[1.17:34 - 1.17:47]The group speculates that world leaders who are humanoid reptiles have designed a secret bunker under the airport.

[1.17:34 - 1.17:47]The group also believes that $2 billion was spent on amenities for the reptiles, including ways to obtain goat or children's blood for secret rituals.

[1.18:00 - 1.18:09]The airport has become a breeding ground for conspiracy theories.

[1.18:00 - 1.18:09]Some believe the airport is a normal airport, while others think there is something strange lurking beneath the surface.

[1.18:44 - 1.18:49]The group could have removed controversial artwork but chose not to.

[1.18:44 - 1.18:49]This will lead to the demon Lucifer being brought out during the end times, and a new world order designed by gargoyles and swastikas will take over the world.

[1.19:27 - 1.19:36]The group discusses a train project in California that went $3 billion over budget and compares it to the Denver airport's budget.

[1.19:27 - 1.19:36]In 2008, voters approved $9 billion for the airport project, but it still has not been completed.

[1.19:27 - 1.19:36]The airport is considered a hub of evil by some.

[1.19:43 - 1.19:53]The group is disappointed by the lack of evidence supporting the conspiracy theories.

[1.20:06 - 1.20:14]The podcast is now weekly due to support from listeners.

[1.13:31 - 1.20:25]A small group discusses conspiracy theories at Denver International Airport, including the belief that world leaders who are humanoid reptiles have a secret bunker underneath the airport. They also discuss a train project in California that went over budget and compare it to the airport's budget. The group is disappointed by the lack of evidence supporting the conspiracy theories and the podcast is now weekly due to listener support.