What does /x/ think is going on underneath the Denver Airport?

City to house the elites when the culling of the herd happens.

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Nothing. They just have weird taste in art.

>>17544666
What am I looking at, Lucifer???

>>17544617
Judging by that stone a lot of worship

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>>17544617
a tunnel leading south to the lair of the Dealy Lama

>>17544666
What is this a pic of?

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>Denver Colorado
>largest airport in the USA at around 53 square miles
>2nd largest in the world
>in fucking Denver Colorado
>replaced a perfectly function airport for no apparent reason
>a privately funded project that literally went over 3 BILLION dollars over budget
>nobody knows where the money came from
>keystone says it was funded by the New World Airport Commision, which doesn't even exist
>murals and artwork in the airport depict a massive genocide on a global scale followed by unity and peace from the remaining survivors and a better Earth
>several large buildings underground that were "accidentally built" and "buried" because they didn't know what to do with them
>construction has NEVER ended and they're still working underground for whatever reason
>rumors of an entire underground city and the airport was just a front to mask the construction going on underground
>a 5 BILLION dollar front

Yea something funky def going on there bros. I want to fly through there tho just to see how creepy it is.

>>17544617
Dirt

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Just your typical airport artwork here.

>>17544617

a whole lotta booty snatchin.

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>>17544664
Actually the creepy as fuck pictures have ties to nazis, supremacy, and the apocalypse

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>>17544798

Their runways also "coincidentally" look a lot like a swastika.

>>17544803
>Denver airport is a NAZI.

Why hasn't anyone tried to sneak into this supposed underground city?

>>17544991

Because it's seriously guarded. Even the CEO of the airport hasn't been to the lower levels that are off limits.

>>17544803
>coincidentally
There is no such thing as coincidences.

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The airport's creepy huge horse statue killed it's sculptor too.

>Luis Jimenez or Luis Jiménez (July 30, 1940 – June 13, 2006) was an American sculptor of Mexican descent.[1]
>He was killed in his studio in Hondo, NM on June 13, 2006, when a large section of Blue Mustang, intended for Denver International Airport, fell on him and severed an artery in his leg.

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>>17544803
you have never seen a swastika haven't you?

>>17545071
maybe not, but things aren't always connected in the way you think they are either

>>17545073
Ominous af

>>17545071
So it would seem

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>>17545077
>>17544803
it was designed by this guy

>>17545068
Source?

>>17544779
If it was supposed to hide some dark secret, they wouldn't cover it in weird art that attracts attention.

>>17544779
You forgot the horse statue.

>>17544783
yep, it's dirt

>>17545275

They don't care about attention. They just needed a secure building on top of the thing they didn't want people going in.

If they just built the underground part with a few buildings on top, people would be constantly trying to get in. It would be constantly poked at like Area 51. Not too much the curious can do besides talk about it with the airport being there.

Denver airport is a proxy set up by the elite to draw attention to something false. You seriously think the elite wouldn't have foreseen people getting suspicious and trying to investigate? I say you focus on things that don't get a lot of attention.

The art is quite pretty actually.

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>>17545122

that looks more like he was drawing the Tommy Boy Records logo...

>>17545315
this made me laugh way harder than it should have. thank you anon

>>17545289

Why would they spend 5 BILLION dollars to draw our attention to something false? It could be done for much cheaper.

And why do it on a 53 square mile plot of land?

If an fuckhuge underground city/bunker is what they were after, it would need to be under a giant plot of land being used for another purpose. What better than an airport which could usher in and out people going to the underground city?

>>17544779
Queen Elizabeth of England is the largest private owner of land in the world-
currently owns thousands of acres surrounding DIA

>>17545289
Expensive decoy. Maybe its as simple as "even if someone suspected, who would believe them?"

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>>17545367

Interesting. Whole lotta smoke around this airport. Wonder what's really going on.

>>17545388
not the anon you were replying to and this isn't directed at you so much as the conspiracyfag contingent on /x/, but since you brought it up...

>"even if someone suspected, who would believe them?"
you know, sometimes I feel like this is a legit concern and that it's possible people are discredited. I really do worry about this at times, partially because I know how easy it is for one's perceptions of a person to be coloured not just by that person's words and actions, but by other people's judgments of that person's words and actions. mob mentality I guess you'd say.

other times I get the sense that the people who are claiming to be wrongly discredited by disinfo are doing a perfectly good job of discrediting themselves. granted, I am usually skeptical of outlandish claims. but if the person sounds lucid and provides some sauce - preferably sauce that is itself sauceable - I'm more willing to listen. but if they already sound schizo in general, or if their main sources sound schizo, then into the trash it goes. if you've known enough psychotic people, especially irl, it's not that hard to spot. you can't expect to be taken seriously if your train of thought constantly skips tracks and you start saying shit that's provably false or using scientific terms in ways they don't even mean.

but y'know, someone actually getting proof of something and blowing a whistle would negate all that. but it's much easier for people to sit there and go "but nobody would belieeeeeeeve me so why tryyyyy?"

>>17545514
cont, sorry this is long, this has been brewing in me a while.

if people want to be believed, they have to develop a reputation as a sane and reliable source of info. put something out there besides disjointed youtube vids and ms paint collages of sauceless photos. self-publish a book that doesn't sound like it was written by h**z. it doesn't have to be a masterpiece, you just have to be able to show that your brains aren't scrambled and you're capable of doing research. make a collaborative website. organise so that if there is someone out there tracking you, and you are silenced or discredited, people actually notice. in short, put your money where your mouth is.

>>17545518
Thanks anon, you have made a lot of goof points and have given me a lot to think about. I think a lot of it is that people don't want to believe that someone would want to do something like terrible like what we are talking about.

>>17545514
What makes things more difficult is that people who are at times suffering from psychosis/delusions can be perfectly lucid and intelligent at other times.

Some of the most intelligent, creative and productive people in history have also been insane. Howard Hughes is a good example.

It is really easy to dismiss someone as crazy. I think the proper thing to do is to follow whatever seems to be a reasonable lead and do the work of verifying it yourself if you actually care.

>>17545077
so you're saying there's no significance in making a giant earthwork in the slightly (symbolically: think of the pentagon in washington) deformed shape of one of history's most powerful sigil

perhaps you should be on another board, or maybe you were paid to make that clever image

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>Queen Elizabeth and other world elites own all of the land around the Denver Airport

I wonder if whatever they're planning to hide from is gonna happen in our lifetime...

>>17545539
Honest true.

>>17545539

I care, I go and read what I can, come back usually with more questions than answers,

That's why I keep coming.

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>>17544779
Well here it is, dummies: Denver is the new capital of the united States if the east coast gets blown to oblivion. The airport was rebuilt with black budget funds during the MIC regime of the Reagan-Bush dynasty. The weird artwork is not for you- its for those in the know and survivors to come. Its not rocket science but global thermonuclear war is.

http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Denver_Airport_conspiracy_theories

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I just want to know what is in that time capsule that is to be opened in 2094.

>yfw it says "this is all a dream"

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>mfw i have an 8 hour layover both ways there on my vacation in 11 days

anyone notice the new huge ass hotel they just added, with a Monorail being built straight to Denver?

>>17544617
lizards trying to defend themselves against Judgement Day lol...
Good luck

>>17546531
I've seen the lizards, but what is your take on them?

>>17546531
That is it exactly!!!!

weird. my uncle helped design that airport

>>17545288
>They just needed a secure building on top of the thing they didn't want people going in.
>Not too much the curious can do besides talk about it with the airport being there.
I'm inclined to believe this. You can have a very high security presence at an airport and no one will give it a second thought. Also, we're used to there being areas in an airport that we're not allowed to go, so it's easy to keep certain places off limits to the public.

>>17545367
r u fkn srs m9? This "Queen is the biggest land owner.." thing is absolute BS. She holds monarchy over massive areas of land, but she doesn't actually "own" any of it. For instance, the Australian populace don't have to give her rent payments in return for using "her" sub-continent, and she can't sell Canada to the Americans for £50 just to upset the Frenchies.

>>17546654

The other thing is that if you build it in the middle of nowhere, any activity is gonna be pretty fuckin noticeable.

When you build it at an airport you can bring in whoever the fuck you want without it looking weird. I mean it's the biggest airport in America.

When you think about it it makes a lot of sense to have one at an airport.

>>17544777
It's a pic I took in the airport a few weeks ago. Weird ruins art in the middle of the airport

>>17546613
Is he a lizard?

>>17544761
Hail Eris

>>17544666
That's some occult shit right there. We're all going to be exterminated.

>>17544798
Bro, im from guatemala and that bird coming out of a cage is my country's nacional bird. What could possibly mean?

>>17544666

Trips 6 confirms

>>17547069
what does the bird symbolize though

does it have any significance for the aztecs?

>>17546613
aecom?

>my name is Denver

>grandfather was a mason

>spook.jpeg

>>17546559
Obvious shill

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>>17544785
NWO art. Unity of all nations under one sovereignty, the sovereignty they are in the process of replacing right now.

But they aren't getting too far this year. Many issues are starting to spill out. If they are not careful their herd of citizens will finally be knowledgeable about their deals and doings.

That is to say, those who haven't already woke up just yet from their bubbles they have been given.

>>17547350
>wake up sheeple!

>>17547350
>, those who haven't already woke up just yet from their bubbles they have been given.
Your lame metaphors are imploding in on themselves, enlightened freedom warrior.

>>17546448
Its a lightrail not monorail, and it's gonna be awesome. Take a bus to union and ride the rail there for like $10. I'm more excited about the rails they're building to up north tho.

>>17547357
Yeah, it sounded very stereotypical, given what this board has produced in the previous years. But in the context that many people would rather not care about the radical changes happening around them as they mock it on social media government databases, they have no clue.

>>17547355
Shit, you should have listened to Ghost's radio sesh earlier today. It was like Alex Jones cranked up by 50x the rattling of hog jows.

>>17545315
Home of the classics!

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>>17545073
I was waiting for someone to mention this. The locals call it "Blucifer".
fucking nightmare fuel.

I feel bad for the employees. It's likely that most of them don't even know that they are working on top of a SUPER SEKRET elite fallout shelter.

>>17544798
>>17544803
Can't believe people are still buying this Alex Jones' Underground Nazi Elite narrative.

Hitler fought AGAINST masons and jews, this is a demonstrated fact.

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>>17548080
Keep telling yourself that.

>>17544704
I used to fly from DIA all the time. It's the decorations or "art" exhibit above the train terminal. Spooky indeed

>>17548102
I am dumbfounded that you have imbibed this entire storyline based on a tenuous link between Wall St and Hitler.

You realize Wall St, especially back then, wasn't a Cabal, right? Wall St is a tool of stockholders, not the Illuminati

I'm willing to bet you haven't even read that book, either

>>17544666
The vertical lines in the grate sections are morse code I think

>>17544617
underpants gnomes.

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>>17544798
Girl holding the penguin or whatever next to her am I the only one that sees thay weird floating city that appeared in china or whatever...

>>17548229
>tenuous link between Wall St and Hitler.

lmao. not samefag but i don't think you read that book

>>17546422
Waiting for crazy bro to run in there with a jackhammer and go to town on it, because I aint gonna live that long nigga

>>17548239
They've actually changed and repainted these a few times. Very subtly though. Also mfw growing up in Colorado and discovering conspiracy theories about DIA and fema camps at rype age of 10. Shit was terrifying. I turned out fairly normal though I guess....

Im not from america so i didnt get to grow up in a country with such rich secretive spoop history

>>17548244
The fact is that even if there is an established link between Wall St and Hitler, it proves nothing.

Wealthy people are not inherently 'part of the club,' actually many fought and fight actively against globalism and related programs. Henry Ford, for example. Henry Ford giving a staunch nationalist on the either side of the world some spare coin does not prove ties to NWO. In fact, in that case it proves the opposite.

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>>17548277
Keep up the apologetic arguments /pol/cuck. Führer is proud of you.

>>17548284
Oh, you're one of those :^(

>>17548239
Wasnt there this /x/ style story from china (i think) a few months back or maybe even a year. it was on here too. With the giant city suddenly appearing in the sky just to vanish quickly again?
thats trippy mang.

>>17548292
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2015/10/151020-city-sky-china-mirage-fata-morgana-weather-atmosphere/

there it is. the enddays are at close. hug your loved ones.

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>>17546879
goddamn "pink" boy. i bet you dont even have a single drop of yeti blood in your scaly reptilian veins.

Going full tinfoil here, but maybe the terrorist acts in the last two decades were mostly just false-flag operations orchestrated in order to highly increase airport security only to protect this specific airport?

This way all attempting invaders to the underground complex could be easily arrested with terrorism charges without it seeming weird at all. Just a thought.

>>17548338
completly pointless. If they dont want someone to investigate they wont let him. no need for a show like that, those have different reasons im sure.

All those attacks and terroristic wars are mostly to produce Fear in the general populace i think.

>>17548338
No, I guess it is more likely that that was done so that the US could fuck up the Middle East with a good excuse

>>17548293
It wasn't a Fata Morgana. It was fucking CGI.

>>17548338

I doubt it.

It's literally an underground city if it's there, so keeping it guarded wouldn't be noticeable to anyone who isn't somewhere they're not supposed to be anyway.

That it's under an airport is just super convenient I'd imagine. Those coming and going just gotta go upstairs to leave.

>>17544617
Nothing.

Here is more info:

https://skeptoid.com/episodes/4194

>>17546346
+1

>>17546326
Exactly. And a few years after the happening, the new world airport comission will come to be and lies will be pertaited that the airport was built AFTER the happening. That is if all happens as planned.

>>17549617
One must remember the illuminati have access to psychics who know what the future holds.

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I mean you can make up all the reasons you want for why nothing is going on underneath the airport but there's still some pretty basic questions that are unanswerable.

1. How does a 1.7 billion dollar airport go 3.1 billion dollars over budget to get a damn near 5 BILLION dollar airport?

2. Since it's a privately funded airport backed by a totally fictional entity, who privately funds a 5 billion dollar airport? Anyone believing the airport's answer that it was a group of local business owners?

3. Why does Denver need the largest airport in the United States and the 2nd largest in the entire world? It is 53 square miles. Think about how fucking ridiculous that is.

You can ignore all the conspiracy spooky shit if you want, but you're still left with a super mysterious airport.

>>17549662

5 billion in the early 90s too.

>>17544779
Flown in and out a couple times, not that creepy, kind of annoying to get around in.

>>17549662
Good boy...now your cooking

>>17546422
Thats the year they come back

>>17549662
I play devil's advocate
1. Idk if you're aware, but people are fucking awful at figuring out how to fund things. Especially in the public domain. Can't argue that number though.
2. It could've been. Lot of rich people in big cities. I wouldn't want my name attached to something that ended up going as badly as it did either. Idc enough to research that.
3. Denver is a major interchange hub if I remember correctly. Also not a lot of flat land, so use it if you got it I guess. I also think you're counting the property, not the building it self.
It definitely welcomes the conspiracies it gets. There's most likely an explanation for it all we'll never get.

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>>17550923

> Idk if you're aware, but people are fucking awful at figuring out how to fund things

Fair enough, but we're talking about a 1.7 billion dollar project going 3.1 billion dollars over budget. That isn't a miscalculation, that's fucking insane.

> It could've been. Lot of rich people in big cities. I wouldn't want my name attached to something that ended up going as badly as it did either.

The airport cost 4.8 billion dollars. Aside from the fact that most airports are not privately funded, because why would they be, that's a mega project funded by a totally fictional entity in one of America's biggest cities.

>Also not a lot of flat land, so use it if you got it I guess

Funny enough, all that flat land surrounding the airport's 53 square mile plot has recently been bought up. By fucking Queen Elizabeth lel.

Something funky is going on there. That much is undeniable.

>>17550949
Why Denver though? That's the weird thing to me. I can only assume it's the geographical location. Pretty vanilla otherwise.

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>>17547495

>>17550960

That is one of the weirder things about it all. I have no idea why they'd choose Denver.

>>17544617
another Denver Airport where the jelly kids are being held hostage

>>17547222

Trips. Really spook.

>>17547201
>The word "quetzal" was originally used for just the resplendent quetzal, the long-tailed quetzal of southern Mexico and Central America, which is the national bird and the name of the currency of Guatemala. It still often refers to that bird specifically but now also names all the species of the genera Pharomachrus and Euptilotis.

Then spanish article from wikipedia also points out something referring to this bird being the incarnation of a matan god named quetzalcoatl. But i think then denver airport artwork mayor refer to it as in then currency significance.

>>17544991
I remember hearing about a guy getting on to an elevator at the airport. he was all alone on the elevator which was unusual because the airport is usually very crowded. He got off the elevator and was surprised to find a completely empty lobby like area. Something felt "off" about the place and he went back into the elevator. There's probably more it but that's all I remember.

>>17548277
Being this autistic... you can't be fuckin serious anon jesus your stupid....

>>17550923
More autism... is ever going to stop fuckin christ...

>>17545315
"tommy ain't my motherfuckin boy/ when you fake moves on a nigga you employ"

-The Genius

>>17546654
>>17545288
What no one ever talks about is that there is a massive landfill directly to the West of Runway 7/25 a place where they can continue to excavate and bring out massive amounts of dirt and no one will ever notice

>>17546654
So youre telling me that the people of England Canada Aust. etc. own these lands?
The answer is no. They dont. They pay incredibly high taxes, limited on their firearms and have to sing her praise before every hockey game-
you are evidently one of her subjects-
bet you got all teary eyed at young prince lizard boy williams wedding-
the DIA is located approx 1 mile above sea level in the middle of the rocky mtns-as another anon pointed out, its going to be the safe shelter for the elite during the pole shift-then the new center of world government-
All the land buyup is to ensure the peasants stay far away and are culled properly-

>>17551088
I honestly don't know how to respond to this. Did a retard teach you how to type? Or have you been like this since you fell out of your mom's monkey hole?

>>17551116
Oh because "it" was left out your tiny little mind had difficultly deciphering it Stfu and gtfo autist...

>>17544617
Fucking.

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>>17544803
wow its almost like they tried to utilize the space they had. Its not even a fucking swastika, it just your brain looking for patters and the runways happen to be going in all directions durrr

>>17551195
Although this anon is an asshole I do agree there is enough there already no reason trying to find shit patterns and connect them with nazi propaganda it's autistic

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>>17551195

>>17550999
trips confirm

>>17551113
If you dig just a little bit deeper you find that the landfill you're referring to actually plays a key part in some of the theories about the airport.

>>17551207
autistic means "I am right, you are wrong"

>>17551115
Wouldn't the center of Australia say around Alice Springs be even safer?

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Denver Airport, Columbine High School, and the Aurora Movie Theater where the Batman shootings happened all lie in one line at 17 mile intervals

live in Denver, always offer airport rides and pickups to friends because I love going there, it's really beautiful
that being said, the horse statue never ceases to terrify me

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>>17549622
naturally

>>17549662
You guys know that airports often cost around the same amount as this, even much smaller ones. Heathrow was something like 4 billion.

Not disregarding this stuff, interesting as fuck, just saying not to get all tied up on the 'FIVE BILLION DOLLARS, THAT SEEMS LIKE A LOT OF MONEY'

>>17545270
good question, don't hold your breath for a legit answer

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>>17545548
No you fucking idiot it's just a safe and logical way to design a runway for a large airport.

There's way too much tinfoil in this thread.

>>17545518
Well said

>>17546446
it's really nice man, 100x better than LAX, you'll enjoy yourself

>>17545071

Remember when you wore the same shirt on the same day as a classmate despite neither of you knowing beforehand? That was a coincidence.

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>>17544779
Co fag reporting here also note all construction projects are done by separate contractors(they never hire the same one. Also the airport is super busy and crowded

>>17544779
All of that could be attributed to government wastefulness and crony capitalism

>>17547069
The artist is from central America I wouldn't get spooked if I were you people tend to over analyze art he probably just liked the bird lol

>>17549662
It's the biggest because Colorado is centrally located in the U.S. You guys really need to use logic

>>17546446
Report back to us after exploring.

CO fag here...

>>17544779
>in fucking Denver Colorado
In the fucking geographical center of the united states and north america, a major telecommunications hub in a rapidly growing city. Yes.

>replaced a perfectly function airport for no apparent reason
Stapleton was an inefficient shithole that irritated all the locals, DIA is ten times nicer and isnt as irritating.

>a privately funded project that literally went over 3 BILLION dollars over budget
Yes the government is inefficient in spending and there were multiple fuckups on the baggage system.

>nobody knows where the money came from
New world airport comission

>which doesn't even exist
It was started to fund the airport it doesnt need to exist now, its broken up into smaller business entities with interest in the airport.

>murals and artwork
more wasteful government spending they had to put a certain amount of money into the arts in order to tap taxes and build out there, they hired some local artist to paint the murals, if anyone has an agenda its the artist, theyre really talking about how bad and awful war is.
Complete hippy shit.

>several large buildings underground that were "accidentally built" and "buried" because they didn't know what to do with them
Baggage bullshit again.

>construction has NEVER ended
This is the big secret which Ill share in a minute...

>of an entire underground city
Its not a city, its not meant to be masked, more in a second...

>a 5 BILLION dollar front
not a front, but its not a 5 billion dollar AIRport. Thats the big secret, DIA is a 5 billion dollar SPACEport.

I will explain in a second post since Im at limit I think. (cont...)

Don't know if it's really all that spoopy but I have a story from the Denver airport.

About a year ago I was on a trip out West, drove across the whole country but stopped at Denver to fly home the rest of the way.

I had a pretty early flight, around 6 or 7 AM but I couldn't find a hotel with shuttle-service to the airport that was in my price range so I said fuck it and decided to sleep in the terminal so there wasn't any chance of missing my flight.

Anyway I get decently plastered at one of the bars in the terminal and find myself a comfy seat near an outlet to let my phone charge. I headphone up and watch some livestreams while I doze on and off throughout the night.

Anyway after about 2 AM I'm the only one in the terminal, even the cleaning ladies have gone home. It's a little creepy being in such a big building by yourself but all the lights were on and anytime I'd wake up I'd just watch some vidya and eventually doze off again.

Around 3 AM, I'm awoken by a fucking LOUD screech. It had to be pretty damn loud to get through my headphones (big-ass cans) and it was a high pitched tone, seemed like about 12kHz, piercing throughout the entire terminal over the PA system. It went on like this for about 5 minutes before ceasing altogether.

I know a thing or two about PA systems and it's not unheard of for a signal to get through unintentionally, but usually if there's weird connection or something it's a much lower sound, and if it was intentional, what on earth purpose would running an extremely loud, high pitched screech through your PA accomplish, let alone for 5 straight minutes?

At the time I figured they were testing out their alarm system or something, but thinking back it wasn't like any normal alarm, just a single, sustained tone, blasting through the entire terminal.

It's a very nice place as far as airports go but reading all this weird shit surrounding it does give me pause.

>>17551595
ok so if you look at DIA, there is a huge window wall that looks out on absolutely nothing, this was the intended site of the future launch pad, so those waiting to depart could watch departing vessels. If you look at the tile inlay in the primary waiting area, the tile on the floor is a depiction of orbital re-entry diagrams.

The complex underneath DIA is meant to house military and foreign assets that we are moving around via low earth orbit and space commute, as well as all of the infrastructure and required fuel and maintenance to take care of them. Its not really secret, its under there, its just unused until we actually have the space vehicles to utilize them.

Basically, in a bit of foresight, DIA at the geographical center of the united states, a hub of major telecom and satelite communication, spitting distance from NORAD, NCAR and the colorado springs observatory, was meant to be turned into the nations first space port. There was no way they were going to sell that to taxpayers as is, so they made it an airport first, waiting to finalize the construction as we get closer to commercial spaceflight.

The horse is a stupid denver broncos thing that is fucking hideous but not evil.

I wish there was more conspiracy to it than this, but its honestly just pie in the sky futurism, government waste, and overpaid artists.

>>17551301
HEATHROW IS LONDON'S PRIMARY AIRPORT YOU IDIOT

>>17551610
proposed spaceport is in fort range, not DIA. nice try though

http://www.denverpost.com/ci_19493801

>>17551610
...Actually this makes a lot of sense.

If they said they were building a spaceport people would laugh and it wouldn't get any support at all. So call it an airport until you get ships going up often enough to warrant having a spaceport, and build it as such that it will be ready when the time comes.

>>17550866
>66
who comes back in 2094, satanic dubs?

>>17550973
blood?
but those balls?
>a hermaphrodite menstruating horse called blucifer.
hmm

>>17551636
>Colorado is pursuing Federal Aviation Administration designation for a spaceport, with Front Range as the likely site for such a facility,
>likely

See that part where its not guaranteed? Thats because theyre still determining if DIA is up to snuff for the purpose, and others who are aware of DIAs original purpose are trying to crowd in on the prospect, trust me, its DIA, they didnt build that giant window wall and underground shit for no reason. Its never going up at Front Range. Watkins? Youre fucking kidding me. Not gonna happen.

>Just a year or two ago, Colorado was considered too populated to allow the construction and operation of a spaceport.
Better call it an airport then until they come out with...

>Since then, the development of dual-propulsion spacecraft that can take off from a conventional runway
Oh looky there.

>Hickenlooper sent a letter on Oct. 31 to the FAA's Office of Commercial Space Transportation, which licenses spaceports, asking that Colorado be recognized as a "proposed spaceport state."

The proposal was for COLORADO, not Front Range, Looper knows what hes doing.

>Rocket-fuel storage is an issue that would have to be addressed, Heap said, along with other FAA suggestions. Funding of those requirements would come from public-private partnerships.

Yeah shit for that much storage youd need like, I dont know... some kind of massive underground storage facility...

Is this making sense to you yet?

>>17551639
exactly or tell the taxpayers in a few years "luckily we built DIA with this in mind! Arent we smart? Dont you want to re-elect us so we can make zoomy spaceships for you? Please re-elect us!"

>>17549662
Money laundering.

>>17544779

>New World Airport Comission
>New World

I'd be more scared if it did exist. Or does that mean it'll exist in the new world?

>>17551595
>New world airport comission
>New World
welp

>>17551613
Okay, bad example. But seriously just look up average costs for building airports and the 5 billion thing is not really surprising at all. Especially since you keep going on about how big it is.

Just to put the 5 billion number into perspective: The new airport in Berlin is currently estimated to cost around 7 billion € when they finally get it done. It was supposed to be much cheaper and open in 2014, but neither of that worked out. Shit like that happens, so that particular issue might not be an issue at all.

>>17551235

You are obviously unfamiliar with Alice Springs International Airport.

You know what's worse? Absolutely no one is talking about that wretched hive of scum and villainy

>>17551894
>Alice Springs International Airport
>that wretched hive of scum and villainy
well, i'm ready for a new conspiracy theory. enlighten me, senpai.

>>17551075
Not an argument laddy

>>17551894
Very curious Aussie here. Drop the knoeledge

I couldn't find anything special about the artist.

>>17546613
My wife's son Nintendo confirms this to be true

>>17551253
It never ceases to arouse me

>>17550866
W-who?

>>17551894
Please do elaborate bigboi

>>17550976
Global warming. The Atlantic will rise and swallow all of our coastal states. An underground base at 5400 feet above sea level is pretty safe from most global floods.

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>>17548308
Is that a card from one of them cacophony societies from back in the day?

>>17544617
it's a fucking train station for elite people

thats it,

no aliens

thats just to scare you away from exploring it further

>>17548277
Ford made a shit ton of money off WWII selling arms and parts to both sides

so he must be a really stand up nationalist rather than a profiteer?

give me a break, his buddy's AA system is bullshit as well

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>>17548354

and fear is quite a force, when people are shocked, confused and worried they can be lead to make decisions not in their best interest.

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>>17544617
Didn't know much about the Denver Airport but I was there once and it was pretty fucking spooky. Completely enveloped in fog that seemed like it clung to the buildings. Was only there a few hours but I was glad to be gone as quickly as possible.

>>17548239
It's a fucking you dumb cunt!

>>17548338
How extensive would security be at a place like this? How many guards would they need? Wouldn't someone have spoken out about the things they've seen?

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>>17544617
this fukin thing

>>17552684

Is that a statue of Anubis?!

>>17551237
Go fuck yourself.

>>17552684

After some research, it seems it's not permanent. Part of a travelling museum piece about King Tut.

>>17552825

Why?

>>17552825
Edgy

>>17552833
That Columbine, Aurora, DIA thing has been disproven here time and time again. It weakens conspiracy theories on all three subjects. They have no relation.

>>17546749
kek

>>17551660
I think it's just supposed to be taint veins (which would also be a good band name)

>>17553985
Or possibly just a result of him being a kinda shitty edgelord artist

The only way to know for sure is if we march on it for the sake of finding out.

>million /x] march

>>17551610
Spaceports to where?

>>17548232
That doesn't make any sense, you need shorts and longs for morse code, not just dashes

>>17551094
That was the first rap album I ever bought back in the late 90's and I still have it.

>>17554277
I dunno, I think Luis Jimenez is a pretty good artist. I'm from Birmingham, AL, and there is a pretty cool sculpture by him downtown and I've seen a few others.

Hi was actually killed by the horse sculpture. It fell on him or something.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luis_Jim%C3%A9nez_%28sculptor%29#cite_note-4