Aircraft passenger lifts the lid on WILD conspiracy theories surrounding Denver airport – from illicit illuminati conferences to murderous ‘demon horse’ that patrols its entrance

A comic has lifted the lid on the wild conspiracy theories surrounding Denver Worldwide Airport – after claims it had served as a secret meet-up level for the Illuminati.

Dustin Nickerson had been touring via the transport hub when he determined to light-heartedly solid doubt on the rumors.

‘I’ve reached the age the place I am unable to consider within the Illuminati anymore. But it surely’s solely as a result of I am unable to consider a gaggle of adults agreed on a time they may meet collectively,’ expressed Dustin in a clip uploaded to social media. 

‘Like I am within the Denver Airport proper now, the place there’s at all times been these rumors  that the Illuminati meets underground. 

Dustin Nickerson broke down why thinks that that the probabilities of the airport being the key meet-up level for a faceless secret society are slim to none

Conspiracy theorists have glommed on to the Denver Worldwide Airport for many years

‘When? What time? When can grown-ups meet up collectively?’ the content material creator sputtered. 

‘Somebody’s at all times sick. There is a child. There is a factor on the vet. There isn’t any method.

‘Plus this place is 45 minutes exterior of Denver. I do not drive 45 minutes to go to go see my dad, not to mention go to have a little bit secret assembly with my mates. Completely not.

‘I simply cannot think about, a, they may get collectively and b, they may agree on a plan.

‘We won’t agree on what to look at on Netflix collectively!

‘However, now that I give it some thought, that does is sensible, that the Illuminati is just a few middle-aged, apathetic adults, who’re like, “Yah yah yah, I do not care man, simply put an 80-year-old in cost, I acquired to get my child to volleyball apply.”‘ 

He added within the caption of the clip: ‘Sorry conspiracy theorists, I am not shopping for this one.’

In a second clip filmed from the DIA, and reposted by account @IAmThirtyAF, Dustin started a rant: ‘Denver, I like you. However respectfully, I hate your airport.

‘Nevermind that the Illuminati meets beneath right here, or that you’ve got a terrifying blue demon horse that killed its maker at your essential entrance.

‘Why is it so distant? Huh? I’m midway to Kansas proper now. Additionally, does every part should be a 20-minute stroll right here? Can I get a shuttle to my shuttle? I hate this airport,’ he concluded.

Individually, Dustin vented that he ‘hate[s]’ the airport, for causes from the ‘terrifying blue demon horse’ statue to the lengthy walks throughout the expansive terminal 

Conspiracy theories surrounding the DIA date again a long time, with the primary one being {that a} faceless group of ultra-wealthy people – alternately described as Freemans, the Illuminati, or different such fictional or mythologized teams – who conspire behind the scenes to manage the trajectory of world historical past – meet in a secret house beneath the airport’s large grounds.

In an article on the subject, the Denver Submit hypothesized conspiracy theorists have glommed on to the DIA attributable to ‘airport’s mixture of daring public artwork, uncommon structure, notorious building issues and an internet-fueled cycle of self-feeding paranoia.’

Be aware that the Freemasons are an actual group – simply not one really holding the huge quantity of behind-the-scenes energy conspiracy mongers would have you ever consider.

They had been additionally concerned in a time capsule that is entombed close to the airport’s south entrance, set to be opened in 2094.

There’s additionally the ‘blue demon horse’ talked about by Dustin.

The huge sculpture, formally titled Blue Mustang, overlooks the doorway of the DIA – and is usually recognized by its nickname, Blucifer.

And it really did kill the artist who made it, Luis Jiménez, in 2006, after a part of it fell on him, severing an artery in his leg. 

In any case, the Denver Submit article additional made a salient level.

‘Theorists… have by no means efficiently addressed this notion: If the airport and its backers have spent a long time and billions of {dollars} hiding secret, world plots and infrastructure, why jeopardize that work by placing so many apparent clues in plain sight?’