Topic: Denver Airport

A United Airlines flight is diverted to Denver after passengers became unruly over a fellow traveler who was coughing and sneezing. Authorities determined the passenger was merely suffering from allergies, leading to the removal of three individuals who attempted to incite a "riot" on the plane.

The New York Times reports that the FBI opened an investigation into whether Donald Trump was a Russian asset following the firing of James Comey. The hosts discuss the gravity of this claim and pivot to a lighter anecdote about TSA workers at the Denver Airport singing folk songs during the government shutdown.

The tour progressed from Santa Fe to Colorado Springs for listener meetups before picking up a passenger at Denver International Airport. Observations of the airport include the "Blue Horse of Death" statue and conspiracy theories regarding Illuminati murals and underground tunnels. Navigating the airport's low-clearance terminals with an Airstream trailer caused minor damage to a radio antenna.

The hosts thank artists for submissions to the No Agenda Art Generator while lamenting that the new Apple Podcasts app fails to display episode artwork. A donor's note triggers a discussion about Colorado's "fascistic" policies, including mandatory fingerprinting for driver's license renewals. Dvorak describes the Denver International Airport as a scam due to its confusing parking tolls and remote location.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open episode 431 of the No Agenda show from Erie, Colorado. They describe the location as being in the shadow of North Com and the real government headquarters in Denver. Curry notes that the recording location is situated directly in the flight path of a small local airport.

Conspiracy theories regarding Comet Elenin and a rumored DEFCON 1 drill codenamed "Cocked Pistol" are discussed. The segment touches on the murals at Denver International Airport and the hosts' desire to appear on the "Coast to Coast AM" radio show with George Noory.

The headquarters of Bank of America in North Carolina is noted for having creepy murals containing Masonic and 33rd-degree symbolism similar to the Denver Airport. The bank's transition from the San Francisco-based Bank of Italy to its current corporate structure in Charlotte is discussed. The hosts express dissatisfaction with the bank's customer service and corporate culture since the merger.

Denver International Airport has installed a 26-foot tall, 7-ton sculpture of Anubis, the Egyptian god of death, to promote a King Tut exhibit. The hosts find the choice of a death deity for an airport to be foreboding and "criminally insane." The statue stands near the "Mustang" sculpture, which famously killed its creator during its construction.

A massive meteor explosion over the Western United States coincides with a nationwide FAA flight tracking system failure. The hosts propose a theory that the event was actually a test of an EMP device or a tactical missile strike involving the CIA and the Obama administration. They criticize the "shallow" media reporting that blamed the FAA outage on a single circuit board.

Eurojust is seeking ways for European prosecutors to wiretap Skype calls. The hosts also mention the "Blucifer" mustang statue at Denver International Airport, which famously killed its creator, as a centerpiece of local conspiracy theories regarding transmitters or hidden antennas.

The hosts briefly revisit conspiracy theories surrounding Denver International Airport, including its deep underground layers and covered runways. A theory is mentioned suggesting Denver could serve as a strategic front in a future conflict with China. The segment concludes with a critique of the "Making America Work" slogan.

Denver International Airport is identified as a potential "New World Order" headquarters due to its remote location, underground bunkers, and restrictive security checkpoints. The airport's design, featuring pinch points and guard gates miles from the terminal, suggests it was built for population control.

The CIA reportedly relocated its domestic division headquarters to Denver in 2005, and the FBI has moved significant counterterrorism forces there. The airport features a Masonic time capsule and was built over a 15-year period at a cost of $4 billion, while the old Stapleton airport runways were intentionally destroyed.

Ongoing technical failures at Heathrow's Terminal 5 have led to thousands of lost bags and cancelled flights. The hosts discuss supermodel Naomi Campbell's arrest at the terminal following a dispute over a missing suitcase and compare the situation to the historical baggage system failures at Denver International Airport.