Secret Masonic symbols in DIA runways (photo: New World Order)
Looks like the truth is out there about Denver International Airport.
A secret webpage confirms what conspiracy theorists have been saying all along: Denver International Airport is part of the New World Order.
The page, which was leaked to the media the morning of April 1, 2015, offers new evidence that backs up the tin-foil-hat wearing crowd’s claims that the airport is part of a global network of elite.
Among the revelations:
- There is an entire New World Order network made up of Illuminati, Freemason, Knights Templar and Skull and Bones
- The airport’s tents were intended to distract people from the truth.
- DIA does in fact have underground bunkers and they are in collusion with the new airport Westin.
- The artwork throughout the airport carries secret meaning.
- ALIENS. ARE. REAL.
Additionally, the site indicates that the bunker is “fortified against gamma rays, zombies (up to a level 3 outbreak) and outside detection.”
Welcome to the underground network at Denver International Airport (DIA), a private site for our “elite” New World Order travelers who value privacy and exclusivity. Our state-of-the-art underground network includes world-class accommodations and services. We invite you to explore our amenities, which no other bunker within the New World network can match. Every touch, from the advanced biometric entrances to our pampering massage services, are all designed to provide you with the best in clandestine travel experiences.
This skull was unearthed at DIA on April 1, 2014. (Photo: New World Order)
One of the most shocking revelations is that the concierge services are managed by none other than and , both who have done “exposé” pieces on the airport’s conspiracy theories. It seems now that this was merely a smokescreen since, according to the secret site, both men will help with any post-apocalypse planning needs you may have.
Airport representatives would offer no further comment beyond saying the site was not intended for public consumption.
“Earlier this morning, a private link to a web page on the official Denver International Airport website, flydenver.com, was leaked by an unknown party to members of the media. At this time, our information technology team is working to secure the page, which was not intended for public distribution,” spokesman Heath Montgomery said in an email. “While the airport certainly does offer world-class passenger amenities, with connections to more than 170 destinations around the world, the contents of this specific site were intended only for a select group of individuals with the proper security clearance. Thank you, and have a wonderful April Fool’s Day.”
Still skeptical? Take a peek at and decide for yourself. Meanwhile, I’ll be over here planning to welcome my new overlord, the mighty Third Eagle of the Apocalypse, who has been warning us of DIA’s evil for ages.
(And, while the airport’s site may be for April Fool’s, this fella is 100 percent serious…)
