Mocking Denver Airport "Under Construction" Signs

[Fellow Aspirant]

Okay, now they're just rubbing our noses in it! Here's a link to a series of signs that have been put up in Denver International Airport as explanations for what they're working on. SOMEBODY has a sense of humour. But isn't the Illuminati's modus operandi to do their nefarious sh*t right out in the open? Is this ironic, or just "In your face?"
A real head twist, this is ...

https://imgur.com/gallery/ELGPdxR

B.

[Michelle Marie]

Creepy.

MM

[onawah]

Very unfunny.

[Zanshin]

So following the link in the ads I got to this page-

https://www.flydenver.com/great_hall/denfiles

[Ernie Nemeth]

unbelievable, completely not okay, disgusting even

[Satori]

They left several of the examples of a Masonic influence out.

One of my favorites is the gargoyles sitting on Samsonite luggage. Samsonite is an anagram of Mason site. While they did show a gargoyle in one photo that photo did not show it sitting on the Samsonite luggage.

Also, they say there is no New World Order Commission, never has been. (I think I got the title right.). But, they do not explain why, if such a commission does not and never existed, it is prominently displayed on the huge dedication piece at the Denver airport. Even if it is true that no such commission existed, it is also true that those words appear on the dedication piece. It must mean something. To some people. That dedication piece refers prominently to Masonic organizations and people.

I've been to the Denver airport a few times. It is a creepy place in my view. I felt that way even before I became aware of the murals and such.

The reported budget for the place was exceeded by billions of dollars. That is a huge construction budget error, even allowing for unforeseen conditions, changed site conditions, change orders, weather delays, etc... For example, I recall reading in 1994 or so that they had built a runway in the wrong location and had to tear it apart and rebuilt it elsewhere. What a nice cover for doing something other than building a runway. Especially a cover for an underground facility. When you move the old runway built in the wrong location, we are told, there is nothing on the surface that cannot be explained and anything underground is not visible.

Just saying.

[conk]

Disgusting.

[happyuk]

These people are much sneakier than you think.

We also need to consider that what might be happening is a layer of sophistication higher than mere piss-taking advertorials.

Given that this is supposedly just an airport, running to a budget and looking to increase efficiencies and maximise taxpayers money, this use of what must have been a slick and expensive piece of marketing seems unexpected and unnecessary. Contemptuous even. Surely communicating a simple inexpensive rebuttal would have done? Or simply saying nothing. Why do they have a need to communicate these other possibilities? If there is nothing going on, why the need for such a costly form of ridicule?

The need to ridicule (the psychology of the school bully), rather than report simply and honestly rings alarms bells for me, for that is where we find the weakness. By doing this they can lump in the "Denver underground bases are fake" conspiracy and say that we are wrong about all underground bases.

[mountain_jim]

Posted by happyuk (here)
These people are much sneakier than you think.

We also need to consider that what might be happening is a layer of sophistication higher than mere piss-taking advertorials.

Given that this is supposedly just an airport, running to a budget and looking to increase efficiencies and maximise taxpayers money, this use of what must have been a slick and expensive piece of marketing seems unexpected and unnecessary. Contemptuous even. Surely communicating a simple inexpensive rebuttal would have done? Or simply saying nothing. Why do they have a need to communicate these other possibilities? If there is nothing going on, why the need for such a costly form of ridicule?

The need to ridicule (the psychology of the school bully), rather than report simply and honestly rings alarms bells for me, for that is where we find the weakness. By doing this they can lump in the "Denver underground bases are fake" conspiracy and say that we are wrong about all underground bases.

True, but like the Taco Bell ad campaign, this does show just how much mainstream awareness these conspiracies have attained, and efforts such as this might still help start some on the path to further awakening.

[Foxie Loxie]

Talk about "in your face" & "reverse psychology"!