Wonder how many banned RPFers are attending? Truth Warrior, maybe?[send pics afterward if you're reading this, TW]
https://www.anonews.co/hotel-closest...t6uuVfM0hppZm4
Now that nearly two million people have pledged to attend an invasion of the secret military base “Area 51,” the organizer of the event is starting to get nervous that he might get in some kind of trouble.
Quickly after the post picked up steam, Matty Roberts from California, posted a warning with a fake identity, saying that the whole thing was intended as a joke, and that no one should be taking him seriously.
Later, he revealed himself and his full legal identity to share his story with news reporters. Roberts said that the event was intended to be nothing more than a funny meme page.
Still, the United States Air Force is warning potential curiosity seekers to stay away from the facility. In an official statement, Air Force spokesperson Laura McAndrews warned that guards at the base would be under orders to forcefully protect the facility if push came to shove.
Despite the warnings from the air force, and from a number of high profile Area 51 researchers, the event continues to grow in popularity, and more people are promising to actually show up on the day of the invasion. Some of these people are actually putting their money where their mouths are too.
Reports have indicated that nearby hotels are already beginning to book up. One of the closest hotels to the base is Little A’Le’Inn, which is pronounced ‘little alien’. The hotel is just 26 miles away from the mysterious base, making it a prime location for curiosity seekers.
Connie West, the hotel’s co-owner, told NPR that the phone has not stopped ringing since the Area 51 event went viral. There are only ten rooms in the hotel, but they are already entirely booked. However, she said that she also has 30 acres of land for people to camp on, and at least 60 people have already taken her up on the offer.
Originally Posted by Torchbearer
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