There are images being released that quite a huge number of UFO enthusiasts are partaking to raid area 51. The number of people deciding to storm the area are only on rise. There’s an increase in the amount of memes on Twitter about the recent comic event. The Pentagon are worried about the fact that some of the men might turn up and try to break the aliens free.
Air base under threat:
The #Area51 hashtag has just gone viral on Internet, The discussions reveal that more than 750K have voted for ‘going to’ while 700K have voted for ‘interested’.
They are well on their way to stage a mass raid on secretive US government base. This makes a confirmation that the event planned on September 20 is not just a hoax.
The Simpsons haven't lied to me yet 👀 #Area51memes pic.twitter.com/QWsnuIRII7
— Carolyn (@Coco_Kudzai) July 13, 2019
However the US Air Force have not taken the information lightly about the threat to Nevada Airbase. Spokeswoman of Air force has given statement and has warned people.
She has discouraged people from trying to come to the area where the US Armed services people receive training. The US Air Force have released an official statement that It is always ready to protect America and its assets.
#Area51 Trending:
In the midst Twitter has been flooded with bunch of memes with people sharing their ideas that how they would take part in the raid. They are also drawing a mockery out of it
They are also predicting if crowd indeed decides to take part in the raid and storm the heavily guarded base. Lets see what the raid will actually turn out to be.
Area 51 #memes are the greatest right now #area51memes pic.twitter.com/ImmZcEcZY3
— Rick Stoner (@cryptoafterdark) July 13, 2019
The CIA have not officially believed about the existence of Area 51 till 2013. Its primary utility is site of hundred nuclear weapon tests. The 5,000 square of area has always been of interest for UFO enthusiasts who believe Here we have got some hilarious tweets about the event you might wish look at some of these.
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