Illuminati Conspiracy Theory

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“The Illuminati appear to have detailed their plans for global genocide and a New World Order in two large murals.”
Brian Dunning said. Travelers around the world have flown to or out of The Denver International Airport. People have seen strange things from there like the New World order trying to take over the airport because it is the biggest. Freemasonry signs appear in most areas and around the airport. On the time capsule waiting to be open 100 years later. Murals meaning so much and underground tunnels. Everything has speculated to this hub of theories.
Brian Dunning states that he has proof that the Denver Airport is a part of an Illuminati project. Including an underground tunnels/an underground city. Even part of the government
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This upsets the people traveling. The moment you pass it you can’t bare to look at the mural and think what’s going on. Who made this? Well Leo Tanmuga states "addresses the destruction of the environment with one part showing the extinction of life with children and animals in class coffins with the other showing humanity coming together and rehabilitating nature." But the more you look we think more. More travelers claim that their might be underground bunkers or even a alien project. Claims support by stating “questions about what the government might be doing in this underground base may have been answered in 2007.” Even more to that “ up to 8 levels of underground facilities are said to exist, and workers who go there refuse to answer about what they …show more content…
Dunning states “on other places, strange words in an unknown (possibly alien) language are written on the floors (“ Dzit Dit Gall” and others ). When I had try to translate it. It could not translate to any other language.
So travelers think that its some type of Greek language and don’t think too much about it. But the curious people try to find what this sentence is. They try to translate it into any language they can find but they can’t. That’s why people like Brian Dunning are claiming it to be some sort of alien language but nobody would one just like the interviewers. They choose to to speak in what they experience.
Theorist claim that the people end up brainwashed, or even forced to keep shut. Once again “ up to 8 levels of underground facilities are said to exist, and workers who go there refuse to answer questions about what they do.” The workers could be punished if they do spill the “beans” about the airport special secrets. As some sort of

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