People are strange.

Is that strange?

That is strange.

Strange.

It's strange.

This is strange.

This is strange.

Since the Denver International Airport was finished in 1995, there have been numerous conspiracy theories surrounding it.

These are driven by the airport's sinister sculptures, infamous underground bunkers, swastika-shaped runways, okay?

And even its murals that depict the New World Order Takeover. It's coming.

Jesse Ventura helped popularize these conspiracies in a 2012 episode of his TV show conspiracy theory,

and dozens of media outlets from ABC News all the way to the Science Channel continued to report on them on an annual basis.

However, Denver International Airport, or locally known as DIA, for short, actually embraces

the conspiracies and uses them towards its marketing advantage.

Who wouldn't?

Right?

Keith Montgomery, a senior public information officer at DIA, was quoted, quote,

We have a CEO, Kim Day, who really embraces the conspiracy ideas.

We decided a few years ago that rather than fight all of this and try to convince everybody

that there's nothing really going on here, let's have some fun with it. Well, we're going to have some fun with it too

because we are going to dive into all of those conspiracies right now. The DIA is 25

miles driving distance from downtown Denver and is approximately 33,531 acres. This place is huge. That's 52.4 square miles, everybody. It is the largest

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