America Unearthed: The New World Order (S2, E2) | Full Episode | History
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RC Christian seeks discretion from a banker, Scott Wolter investigates hidden artifacts and conspiracy theories in the US. Allegations link the Denver Airport to the New World Order for world domination, with claims of population control and a potential move of the US capital to Denver.
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- RC Christian prioritizes discretion over financial gain when seeking a banker, highlighting the emphasis on secrecy in his endeavors.
- Scott Wolter challenges conventional historical narratives by investigating hidden artifacts in the US, shedding light on the potential existence of cryptic symbols and murals at the Denver Airport that suggest a darker future.
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Summary
00:00
"Uncovering Secrets: Denver Airport and New World Order"
- RC Christian seeks a banker for discretion, not money, emphasizing secrecy.
- Scott Wolter, a forensic geologist, challenges traditional history, aiming to uncover hidden artifacts in the US.
- America has been a haven for various groups like churches, press, and Freemasons, but a secret society's true mission is now under scrutiny.
- Allegations link the Denver International Airport to the New World Order, a group accused of sinister intentions like world domination.
- Scott Wolter investigates the Denver Airport, noting cryptic murals and symbols hinting at a dark future.
- Claims suggest the New World Order plans global domination, inspired by the Illuminati, with a focus on population control.
- The Denver Airport's layout, including runways resembling a swastika, is seen as a subliminal message by some about the New World Order.
- Speculations about the New World Order's plans include unleashing a virus for population control and a potential move of the US capital to Denver.
- A whistleblower's account of underground tunnels beneath the Denver Airport fuels suspicions of a hidden base linked to the New World Order.
- Geologist Scott Wolter examines the local geology near the airport to determine the feasibility of an extensive tunnel system, hinting at a potential cover-up by airport officials.
17:21
"Mysterious Georgia Guidestones and New World Order"
- Georgia Guidestones propose reducing world population to 500 million.
- Stacy Stegman from Denver International Airport receives a call from Scott Wolter.
- Scott Wolter, a forensic geologist, investigates a secret tunnel system under Denver Airport linked to the New World Order.
- Investigation into the New World Order leads from Denver Airport to Georgia.
- Massive stones in Georgia, the Guidestones, inscribed with 10 modern commandments in eight languages, hint at a mysterious group.
- Stones erected in 1980 by RC Christian from local granite in Elbert County.
- Stones suggest a New World Order mandate to maintain humanity under 500 million.
- Alignment of stones allows for archeoastronomy observations.
- Wyatt Martin, the banker involved, knows the identity of RC Christian but refuses to reveal it.
- Plans to expand the monument with additional stones called moonstones to follow moon movements.
32:30
Denver Airport: Uncovering Truths and Myths
- Stacy Stegman agrees to show Scott Wolter around the Denver Airport to investigate claims of a connection to the New World Order.
- The New World Airport Commission, involving civic and business leaders, funded and planned pre-opening events at the airport.
- Freemasons were involved in placing a capstone at the airport, a common practice in public buildings across the US.
- Scott Wolter explores the abandoned baggage system in the underground tunnels, debunking theories of secret underground bunkers.
- The AUAG symbols on a mining cart represent Colorado's mining history, not a cryptic message about a pandemic.
- The murals at the airport convey a message of peace and the importance of societal decisions, not a plan for depopulation by the New World Order.
