If you haven't forgotten yet, on September 20, 2019, the assault on the military base Zone-51 in the state of Nevada was scheduled. A similar click appeared on Facebook in the month of July and unexpectedly quickly began to gain followers.
At first there were tens of thousands of them, which in a matter of days turned into hundreds of thousands, and then into 2 million.
They wanted to storm a military base in order to “finally reveal all its secrets” and find out where UFOs and alien bodies from an alien ship crashed in Roswell are hiding.
When the Facebook group gained over 2 million followers, this page was suddenly deleted, but people still continued to discuss the event and prepare for it. A huge number of jokes about the assault had proliferated on the network, and many were sure that no one would actually come.
However, they were still wrong. Of course, not 2 million came, but at least several thousand, and at the moment people continue to arrive in the area of Zone-51. The truth is that all this does not look like preparation for the attack, but rather like a fun festival of various strange people who came here in alien costumes, with antennas on their heads and in foil hats.
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The guards of the military zone with weapons in their hands and even with dogs watched all these eccentrics without smiling.
Among those who came there was also a large variety of media.
“We just decided to come. We thought, "Hey, won't this be fun?" Says Alexandra Busson from Michigan.
The motto of the audience was the cry "They Can't Stop Us All" ("They cannot stop us all"). Although brave souls trying to really break into the territory of the military zone have not yet been found.
Local authorities, meanwhile, warned in the summer that any attempt to gain access to military installations or penetration into the military training area would be strictly suppressed. And although no one believed in a real assault, the day before the airspace over Zone 51 was closed and all flights of helicopters, drones and private planes were banned.