Entrepreneur Andrew Young, the US Democratic presidential candidate, said he "would like" to declassify Area 51.
Entrepreneur Andrew Young, the 2020 Democratic presidential nominee, said he "would like" to declassify Area 51 because he is a proponent of full government transparency.
“If it was possible to declassify Area 51, I would love to do it,” Andrew Young told CBS News. "If I have access to any information about aliens or Area 51, I will make it open to everyone."
Young's statement was made in response to a viral Facebook post titled "Storming Area 51: They Can't Stop Us All." At the time of publication, almost 1.9 million people indicated that they are going to storm Area 51. Another 1.4 million are interested in the event. The administration of one of the shopping centers of the United States said it will conduct a live broadcast of the siege of the secret base
The joke even attracted the attention of the US Air Force, they promised that the base, if necessary, would be protected from unexpected guests.
"The US Air Force knows about the viral joke on Facebook," said Air Force spokesman Major Ethan Stroker. “The training ground in Nevada is an open training ground for the US Air Force. In practice, we do not discuss specific security measures, but any attempt to illegally access military facilities or military training areas is dangerous for citizens."
Area 51 is an active, highly qualified Air Force base in the Nevada desert. It is from this base that the multitude of rumors and theories revolving around aliens and UFOs are connected. According to Google Earth, it is expanding and new buildings are constantly appearing on it.
“If you want to know what's going on in Area 51, now you know who to vote for in 2020,” says Andrew Young. “This is how our government should be. Transparency in everything, as long as it does not harm national interests. " However, the presidential candidate added, "Although for now, it's best not to storm Area 51."
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Zone 51 is under strict security. Along the perimeter of the base there are signs with the words "Use of lethal force is allowed."
