Funny, Crazy & Weird Conspiracy Theories

Conspiracy theorists position is that the Denver International Airport (DIA) is a hub for the lizard people who run the government and much of the world.

Some believe DIA is the home base of the Illuminati, while others believe it's actually a portal to hell, with Blucifer (the giant blue horse sculpture—which killed the artist who made it—with demonic, glowing red eyes) guarding the gateway.

There are the weird murals on the walls depicting Nazi imagery and a commemoration capstone plaque that mentions the New World Airport Commission (an organization that does not exist).

Between that, the gargoyles in Jeppesen terminal, and the interactive gargoyle that welcomed travelers to the "Illuminati Headquarters" before correcting himself and welcoming the masses to "Denver International Airport," something weird seems to be going on there.

Conspiracy theorist and radio host Alex Jones is famous for his unbelievable theories as well as public statements that many wouldn’t agree with.

Apart from being anti-vaxx, pro-guns and a believer that government actually controls the weather, he also claimed that the government is putting chemicals in the water that are turning people into homosexuals.

He later changed his theory by saying that the chemical also known as the “gay bomb” is even turning the frogs gay.

This conspiracy theory first became popular in Georgia where, after a two inches of snow in Atlanta, people started to notice something rather odd about the way the snow reacted to heat.

People tried to melt the snow with blow torches but it simply wouldn't. Many people started to believe that this was the way the government was spreading chemicals while pretending it was just frozen water.

The reasons behind the government might want to poison the entire state of Georgia were not explained. Many people online jumped to the snow and the government’s defense, explaining that snow turning black instead of melting is an entirely natural phenomenon caused by the same chemical element that fills up a lighter - known as Butane.

But what about the water? Where does it go? Well, the water goes inside the snowball, because as the water is melting the snowball, the snowball is absorbing the water.