Airplanes are one of the most convenient modes of transportation. Not to mention one of the safest. There's nothing better than when the plane lands and you get to explore a new airport, which is also relatively safe. With Denver being an International Airport, you would expect nothing but the best with them. However, there may or may not be high ranking Illuminati officials wandering the grounds.
People have theorized, nearly right after its construction was finalized, that it was funded by the mysterious New World Order, better known as, The Illuminati. Now, these people aren’t straight crazy. They have evidence of such claims. Adorning its mighty beige walls are plaques stating that one of its main founders was the “The New World Airport Commission”. After reading this rather cryptic text, many people, including myself, looked up what other projects the commission has done. Even where it was founded. Nothing could be found about what the commission was, but there were a few articles stating the many employees have admitted there was no such commission in the first place. I must admit, even I thought that this was pretty spooky.
If an organization was going to build a secret meeting with some government money, wouldn’t that show up in the budget? Well, to answer your question, it did. The whole project went over budget, 2 billion dollars over budget. The airport is approximately double the size of Manhattan, making it easier to understand why the budget went 2 billion dollars over. The working theory is that the construction company screwed up the first 5 buildings, and instead of tearing them down, built on top of them. Making it pretty easy to make secret rooms for high up officials.
The Illuminati? In Denver, Colorado? That’s crazy talk. Or is it? With Denver being a massive international airport, it would be pretty easy for certain “passengers” to slip down hidden corridors to attend important meetings.
This theory is cool but, if real, is actually truly terrifying. The plaques and secret rooms give this conspiracy some solid foundations. However, there is no way of knowing if this idea was made by some insane people or fearful employees. That leaves this theory on the cusp of the important question: Myth or real?
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