Air & Space, a publication by the Smithsonian Institution, recently wrote about DIA in a multimedia piece about “weird tales about airports and aircraft.” Specifically they magazine looks into the notion that the airport was built atop “ancient indian burial grounds.”
Some facts they get right, others not so much. Continue reading “Smithsonian mag takes a peek at DIA conspiracy theories”
This guy is on a road trip around the country seeking information on “if 2012 is a Reality or a Myth.” Here’s the video of his stop at DIA, where he provides lengthy commentary on artwork and the Tanguma murals.
This post via the Denver Egotist:
Like most of us, a certain digital agency in town is looking to hire developers. Like any company in the world, this agency asked one potential candidate for a phone interview before considering him more seriously. Here’s the person’s response to the request taken from a screenshot on an iPhone.
Screen capture of a worker refusing to come near DIA
September 27, the supposed date of the the Elenin comet passing earth and Obama’s conveniently-timed passing through Denver International Airport, is coming up and prompting lot’s of chatter on the YouTube index. Some examples below.
More below…
Continue reading “Conspiracy chatter increases as Elenin comet, Obama convergence date closes in”
Here’s a fun one re the Obama 2012 bunker theory we’ve been hearing so much about. But what it really reveals is that the DIA conspiracy, and the images associated with it, have gone so long and so deep within internet culture that they can now be parodied meme-style.
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