Russian military on American soil to quelch dissent!!!!???

**4Horsemen** · May 10 2012, 09:28 AM

Russian Roulette: Russian Troops To Train on American Soil, Simulate Takeover of Denver International Airport

http://theintelhub.com/2012/04/26/ru...ional-airport/

**HillBilly** · May 20 2012, 08:48 PM

Originally Posted by 4Horsemen

Russian Roulette: Russian Troops To Train on American Soil, Simulate Takeover of Denver International Airport

http://theintelhub.com/2012/04/26/ru...ional-airport/

Denver ? Come on , Denver , Colorado ? you got to be kidding me , man , you've watched 'Red Dawn' a few times too many , LOL.

**raymondo** · May 20 2012, 11:23 PM

It's old news but just part of a bilateral agreement .
You have been flying over Russian air space for ages as one way of re-equipping your troops in Afghanistan .
Don't they tell you anything ?

**4Horsemen** · May 21 2012, 06:08 AM

Originally Posted by HillBilly

Denver ? Come on , Denver , Colorado ? you got to be kidding me , man , you've watched 'Red Dawn' a few times too many , LOL.

no coincidence. it really happend. Red Dawn was just the primer for today. de-sensitize you.

It worked... on you.

**HillBilly** · May 22 2012, 10:30 AM

Originally Posted by 4Horsemen

no coincidence. it really happend. Red Dawn was just the primer for today. de-sensitize you.

It worked... on you.

Gosh , ya got me fair and square on that one , 4H , I walked right into that one , lol .

Does this mean the Denver Broncos went from being the Orange Crush to the Red Dread ?

Who'd a thunk it ?

**Mushroom** · May 24 2012, 09:57 AM

http://en.rian.ru/world/20120518/173536871.html

These types of operations have been going on for decades now. We have even had US troops train in Russia. Does that mean that they are preparing to invade Russia with the approval of their government?

And interesting article. The Denver International Airport looks like a "Giant Swastika"?

Yea, I guess so, if you are partaking of far to many illegal recreational substances.

Maybe this should be in the Conspiracy Theory area, because it sure does not belong here.

And the article can't even make up it's mind. This this being done by Neo-Communists, or Neo-Nazis? Because it certainly can't be both. The article the OP references is nothing but a hodge-podge of hysteria and conspiracy thrown together, most not even matching anything at all (come on, a statue of a horse is part of a conspiracy?)

**4Horsemen** · May 24 2012, 10:06 AM

Originally Posted by Mushroom

http://en.rian.ru/world/20120518/173536871.html

These types of operations have been going on for decades now. We have even had US troops train in Russia. Does that mean that they are preparing to invade Russia with the approval of their government?

And interesting article. The Denver International Airport looks like a "Giant Swastika"?

Yea, I guess so, if you are partaking of far to many illegal recreational substances.

Maybe this should be in the Conspiracy Theory area, because it sure does not belong here.

And the article can't even make up it's mind. This this being done by Neo-Communists, or Neo-Nazis? Because it certainly can't be both. The article the OP references is nothing but a hodge-podge of hysteria and conspiracy thrown together, most not even matching anything at all (come on, a statue of a horse is part of a conspiracy?)

Anytime it's news from a source other than MSNBC it's always a Conspiracy theory.

**Mushroom** · May 24 2012, 12:31 PM

Originally Posted by 4Horsemen

Anytime it's news from a source other than MSNBC it's always a Conspiracy theory.

That article is nothing but conspiracy theories. Let's all take a look, since I doubt many read that entire mess:

Bluffdale is the home of the Utah State Penitentiary, US Army Base Camp Williams, and a so called Internment camp that was used to house refugees from the Katrina Disaster.

The Denver International Airport is interesting because it has one of the longest runways in the country. (As anybody familiar with flight profiles can tell you, the higher the altitude, the lower the air resistance. So runways at "high altitude" airports like Denver or El Paso are normally significantly longer since the aircraft normally come in at a higher rate of speed. Looking at a list of "longest runways", and you find that a lot of them are at high altitude, like... ta-daa! Denver.)

This is one of the reasons that the airport has been embroiled in controversy since it opened in 1994. The other reasons are far more mysterious and esoteric, leading many people to believe that it will be a crucial base of operations for the New World Order.

It is interesting to point out that the design of the facility is eerily similar to a Nazi Swastika. There is also a lot of eerie symbolism at the airport including a 32 foot tall Horse that has been nicknamed Blucifer and DIAblo that greets you at the entrance. (DIAblo is an obvious reference to the Defense Intelligence Agency)

It most definitely is a representation of the Pale horse of death and hell spoken of in the book of revelation. The Horse has also been known to change colors because of cloud cover and at times appears to be black. At night its eyes are red and are lit. Many people consider the sculpture to be haunted or evil since a piece fell off and killed its creator. (Blue Mustang is the actual name, and sculptor Luis Jiménez, a Texan of Mexican ancestry was indeed when part of it fell on him. And anybody wondering at the "red eyes", I kindly invite them to look at the logo of the Denver Bronco's. Wow, are those demon eyes on the logo or what?)

The Illuminati have often been known to demonstrate their agendas through art and literature. It is known as the revelation of the method or cloaked revelation.

The airport is adorned with many eerie demonic looking gargoyles across the walls. Many are depicted as lurking in the luggage and many of the creatures seem alien or sinister like gremlins that are watching your every move.

OK, I am still in the top 10% of the article, and that has already jumped out at me. I do not call this any kind of "reporting", this is a random mess of conspiracy garbage thrown around. The writer bounces from item to item like a 3 year old child with ADD after drinking a Red Bull.

Let's continue, shall we:

As you walk through the facility there is an area known as the great hall. In that corridor there is a capstone that has an arm that extends forward with a keypad attached.

The key pad is blocked so no one can type in a code. It is supposed to suggest that the people of Colorado in 2094 will use the keypad to open a time capsule buried below. (OMG, a time capsule, with an electronc lock! Maybe we should just go back to burrying it in the ground under concrete as we did before, but then it would be a conspiracy theory about what they could possibly be hiding that way.)

There will be a message there for them to read. The stone shows the Masonic compass and is dedicated to The World Airport Commission.

There is no such group in existence but there could be by 2094, that is if the plans of a New World order is advanced through force and a militarized army capable of working together to force America into giving up its sovereignty to a model of Government that is being created by the same leaders who have designed Chinese Communism. (I laugh at this big time! Because right below this statment is the plaque, which clearly says "New World Airport Comission. To the writer can't even look at his own photograph. But that is ok, at the time the airport was completed, the organization was created to publicize it and to organize all Inaguration festivities. Of course once it was in service, the organization was no longer needed so it was disbanded. But it is not "New World" as the NWO nuts claim, but New "World Airport", as in new International Airport. Nothing to see here.)

OK, I can go on, but I am still on the top 1/4 of the page, and I am getting rather sick of such nonsense. If this is what you consider "serious journalism", you are in need of some serious help my friend.

And do not think this is anything political, I reject 98% of "conspiracy theories" for the same reason. Almost all are poorly researched nonsense that springs from the minds of those with serious psychological issues. Right wing, left wing, libertarian, anarchist, I find almost every "consipracy theory" I have ever seen was pure coprolite for reasons like I listed above.