Denver Airport a Bunker, or Does Shit Just Happen?

Denver Airport a Bunker, or Does Shit Just Happen?

Let’s be real. The Denver Airport is hella creepy.

The horse statue.

The weird murals depicting genocide

Add this to the fact that it was wayyyy over budget and may actually be a bunker for the elite….. Big creepy, am I right?

As creepy as we all may agree that it is, we can’t conclude whether or not to believe it based on creepy level. Because of this, we must look to Mandik’s definition of a Conspiracy Theory then decide if we should believe this, or if shit just happens by mere coincidence.

Mandik defines a CT as…..

Conspiracy theories postulate
1. explanations of
2. historical events in terms of
3. intentional states of multiple agents (the conspirators) who, among other
things,
4. intended the historical events in question to occur and
5. keep their intentions and actions secret.

If each element/condition is satisfied, then the proposed theory is a conspiracy theory. However, if all five elements are satisfied, then a conspiracy theory is only unwarranted, and no more likely to be warranted than a “shit happens” explanation. We must also consider that because of the secrecy condition (element five) and the intentional states of the agents (elements three and four), issues such as holism and entanglement arise. Let us look at each element individually, then decide if the theory is worth our time or just another case of shit happening.

Element One

Mandik defines an explanation:
“an explanation is (or is a true description of) an efficient cause of an event”
If we are considering the event to be the construction of the Denver airport, then the theory that the Denver Airport was intended to be a bunker for the elite or New World Order would explain the event. This condition is met.

Element Two

In Mandik’s definition of a historical event, he mentions that the event must be specific, not general. In this theory, the Denver Airport is the specific airport in question, therefore this condition is satisfied.

Element Three

Mandik mentions that this is his most important condition, perhaps, because it states that the historical event in question should point to the intentions, or beliefs and desires, of the agents involved. If we are viewing the elite or New World Order as the agents in this theory, then we have no difficulty seeing their intentionality. The strange murals depicting genocide show some sort of war or uprising followed by a new age of peace, something highly embodied by the NWO. Additionally, when Obama was flown to the DIA, somehow coincidentally during the occurrence of a potential celestial threat to Earth, it should have set off so many red flags that this particular airport was built for the purpose of defending the elite. This condition is satisfied.

Element Four

The NWO or other elites definitely intended for the DIA to be built by any means necessary and serve as a bunker, and this is indicated by the “mistake” of building the multistory building that was then buried. On such a large-scale project that entails a lot of attention to detail and security, no one would in their right mind make such a costly “mistake”. This condition is satisfied.

Element Five

According to the CT, Curtis Fentress, one of the architects of the projects was sworn to secrecy, suggesting that the elite who funded this project wanted the architecture to remain secret. I think this is the most obviously satisfied element in this proposed theory.

Given that all of the elements of the proposed conspiracy theory are satisfied, we can conclude that the Denver Airport being a bunker is a conspiracy theory per Mandik’s definition. As to whether or not we should believe this lies in the incredible amount of situational factors that exist in this theory. There are so any signs that point to this being the result of the NWO, not just dispositional data. Believing that this conspiracy theory is true would not be the worst thing in Mandik’s book, and it is perhaps warranted. Perhaps, sometimes shit does not just happen.

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