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Denver international airport: forgotten conspiracy theory



Denver International Airport
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Kimmo Huosionmaa

Denver international airport seems very impressive, and there are many conspiracy theories about this strange looking building. Source for many of those theories was the man named Will Schneider, who died in 1996. Somebody says that this man was murdered, but officially he committed suicide. In the film below the text is seen the structures, what are used in the European torus fusion reactor (0:48), and some of the paintings seem very rare.

Jet Reactor
Picture II
0:48 at the film 
Picture III

The thing is that building looks very interesting, from outside, and there are similar constructions as the Saudi-Arabian stadium at Riyadh (Picture IV). During the building that stadium the electric arcs, what meant forming between the masts, caused injuries for workers.  When we are looking about the conspiracy theories, one of the most interesting theories is missing from the films. In some theories, those paintings were ordered from persons, who were in the psychiatric hospitals, and the reason for that might cause the hallucinations or panic in some persons. And those panic fits purpose transpired to uncover the Soviet spies. There is one very interesting thing in that airport: Denver International Airport's abbreviation  DIAis the same as the Defence Intelligence Agency DIA has. This is a strange coincidence.

Picture IV

The structure on the building is probably meant for working as the antenna, where would be targeted the powerful radio signals. Those radio signals would cause "hum" in the metal parts of the structure, and then some kind of reaction would happen in the mind of humans. That theory claims, that the airport was created for MKULTRA-project for testing psychological weapons to masses. Or maybe there would be the secret military command center under this airport. The story secret humanoid center would be told people for the cover-up that military base, that the people, who tell stories about that seem nut. This is one of the least well-known theories about mind-control and secrecy.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LUlT3RPB4I

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Picture II

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Picture III

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LUlT3RPB4I

Picture IV

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