who sponsored the Denver airport?

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1. Saba
   

   We'll bet that most folks are blissfully unaware that the new Denver, Colorado airport is part of a Masonic-sponsored New World Order Concentration Camp!
   As an abbreviated summary, the information is primarily derived from an interview with Alex Christopher, author of a book called  "Pandora's Box" which is described on the interview site as "An expose of the British instigation through Washington D.C. over the last 200 years." The interviewer begins the interview by offering the following: "You thought you were free? This stuff has been going on forever. The idea was to make us perceive we were "free and independent", but actually we are still subject to the British Commonwealth. She
   has a lot of information here, and we are going to have to have her back again for more. I talked to her last night. Just a fascinating individual. She is going to talk about the Montauk Project and extraterrestrial influences, and more."
   
   As the interview proceeds, the author says, "Well, the first thing that got my attention at the airport was the capstone that I saw in a photograph, that had a Masonic symbol on it. So, I really wanted to go to the airport and see that, because I thought it was very unusual. .
   
   She further states that she went with a group to the airport to see some friends off and describes the location of this plaque by saying, "It sits at the south eastern side of the terminal which, by the way, is called The Great Hall, which is what Masons refer to as their meeting hall.
   
   Alex points out "And, on this thing it mentions the New World Airport Commission. I have never heard of that, have you?"  
   
   She continues: "It has a Masonic symbol on it, and it also has very unusual geometric designs. It depicts an arm rising up out of it that curves at a 45 degree angle. It also has a thing that looks like a keypad on it. This capstone structure is made of carved granite and stainless steel, and it is very fancy. This little keypad area at the end of the arm has an out-of-place unfinished wooden block sitting on it. The gentleman that was with me on the first trip out to the airport has since died. They say he committed suicide, but everything else tells me that this is not possible. No one can double-tie a catheter behind his own neck and strangle himself. I just don't think that is possible. But, his name was Phil Schneider, and he started blowing the whistle on all this stuff going on in the underground bases that he had helped build for years and years. He worked on the underground bases at Area 51 and Dulce, New Mexico, as well as several other places. Schneider told me that this keypad-looking area looked like a form of techno-geometry that is alien-oriented, and that it had something to do with a "directional system", whatever that meant, that functioned as a homing beacon to bring ships right into the Great Hall."

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