In search of foreigners | They invite to "invade" the Ar …

It has appeared as a joke more than those who swarm in social networks, but the level of the call has triggered the alarms of the very American air force. An event on Facebook was organized on Facebook: "Invade zone 51, you can not stop us all". Against all odds, more than a million people were recorded to "invade" the place on September 20th.

"If we run like Naruto, we will be able to go faster than his balls," says the description of the call, in reference to the Japanese-inspired manga style, which works with arms raised and back forward the head. "Let's See the Extraterrestrials", the invitation is completed, alluding to the myth that is the hallmark of Groom Lake Base in the state of Nevada.

This center was run several decades ago with such a high level of secrecy that it gave rise to theories that there would be extraterrestrials and spaceships, as well as teleportation and travel technologies in the weather.

The air force did not take the summons lightly, knowing the extent of the meeting scheduled for September 20. "The US Air Force is always ready to protect Americans and their badets," said spokeswoman Laura McAndrews, adding: "We discourage anyone trying to get into the area where we train the US Army ". .

Before such a warning, the organizer of the event decided to cancel it and issued: "Hello United States Government, it is a joke, and I do not like it. I really did not intend to continue with this plan, I thought it would be fun and that there would be surprises on the internet. "

The myths surrounding Area 51 began after the Second World War, under the fire of UFO investigations. The alleged discovery of a flying saucer in Rosswell, New Mexico, fueled conspiracy theories.

The film echoes, as in the final installment of the Indiana Jones saga, the character of Harrison Ford. In the film directed by Steven Spielberg, Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull, the archaeologist is trying to escape from Area 51 while a group of Soviet agents is seeking information on extraterrestrial life. Even the Ark of the Covenant is stored, which Jones pursues in Hunters of the lost arch, filmed in 1981.

The "invasion" of Area 51 generated mocking reactions on Twitter.