Best DIA conspiracy video ever now ready to terrify Germans, too

In 2008, we told you about the best DIA conspiracy video ever -- a loopy, logic-challenged compendium of strained theories debunked in Jared Jacang Maher's feature "DIA Conspiracies Take Off." Despite its many inaccuracies, however, the Zahra Malik-Chris Cheong opus continues to make the rounds -- and now it's been...
By Michael RobertsMay 5, 2010
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In 2008, we told you about the best DIA conspiracy video ever — a loopy, logic-challenged compendium of strained theories debunked in Jared Jacang Maher’s feature “DIA Conspiracies Take Off.” Despite its many inaccuracies, however, the Zahra Malik-Chris Cheong opus continues to make the rounds — and now it’s been subtitled in German! That way, if the airport manages to land more international flights — a best-case-scenario side effect if the United-Continental merger goes through — visitors from Berlin and Bonn will already be terrified before their big birds touch down. Click above to enjoy the terror in two languages.

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Michael Roberts began his career with Westword in 1990 as music editor. In 1999, he took on a new role, full-time media reporter, as author of a column called The Message. In 2008, he became the lead writer for Westword‘s news blog, The Latest Word, a position he held until January 2023. Michael continues to freelance for Westword, covering everything from business to sports and the media; he also contributes to Jazziz, a national music magazine. He holds a bachelor’s degree from what is now Colorado Mesa University and master’s degrees from the University of California, Los Angeles, and Northwestern University.

michaelrobertscolo@gmail.com

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