You Can Bet on How Many People Will RSVP ‘Going’ to the Facebook Event “Storm Area 51, They Can’t Stop All Of Us”; Odds Say More Than 1.51 Million

• More than 1 million people have signed up to a Facebook group proposing that they storm Area 51 on September 20th
• Books are offering odds favoring the final group total being over 1.51 million
• Area 51 is a US Air Force base where conspiracy theorists claim evidence of aliens and UFOs is housed

Is there a storm coming to overrun Area 51? For everyone’s sake, let’s hope the forecast for this storm is wrong.

Books are offering odds favoring the Facebook group that is proposing a storming of Area 51 on September 20th will grow in excess of 1.51 million people.

How Many Will RSVP To Storm Area 51 On September 20, 2019?

All odds taken 07/15/19..

Currently, there are more than 1 million on board with the plan.

Storm Troupers

This Facebook group that the majority appears to be assuming is a joke is suggesting to people that they gather at the gate to Area 51 on September 20th and storm the facility, certain that “they can’t stop all of us.” It goes on to say, “Let’s see them aliens.”

A literal picture of me waiting for the “we outside” text. pic.twitter.com/Woc45ysSDg

— Area 51 Memes (@memes_51) July 14, 2019

Area 51 is a US Air Force base in the Nevada desert. The general public has never been permitted on site and it’s guarded by security forces 24/7.

It’s known that the U2 spy plane was developed and tested here back in the late 1950s. However, there’s little general knowledge as to what takes place behind the gates of Area 51.

Conspiracy theory groups have been obsessed with the super-secretive Area 51 for years, ever since a fellow named Bob Lazar claimed  involvement with projects studying UFOs  while working near Area 51.

Area 51 Meme Mania

Certainly, this Facebook event has created an internet sensation. Seems like you can’t post a conspiracy theory on social media without coming across an Area 51 meme.

Celebrities are posting memes.

Area 51 is Doomed pic.twitter.com/5KSkspfCJ0

— quarantine memes (@MemesCentraI) July 14, 2019

Major League Baseball teams are posting memes.

Looking for an Area 51 meme?
Can't help you there.

We combined to strike out the Mariners 15 times today, though. pic.twitter.com/S7Xs7p0AGd

— Los Angeles Angels (@Angels) July 15, 2019

Mostly, though, it’s just everyday folks having a little fun.

How I’m gonna sneak past Area 51 security pic.twitter.com/PSnBSLqEPs

— bailey (@kurtzbailey1) July 14, 2019

At least, let’s hope that’s all it is.

This isn’t the ALS ice bucket challenge of a few years ago, where everybody got on board, filmed themselves being showered in icy water, helped bring attention to a worthy cause and generally felt good about themselves.

If people actually show up and storm Area 51, you know what’s going to happen?

Area 51 arrival pic.twitter.com/wmTnLYaH6F

— Memes (@dankravesmemes) July 15, 2019

Bad things, man. Bad things.

Sign Up For Fun, Avoid The Storm

What’s the play here? Obviously, it’s the over.

If you don’t think that more than 1.51 million are going to sign up for this, then you’ve already forgotten that 62,984,828 people voted for Donald Trump in the 2016 US Presidential election.

When all your friends are going to Area 51, but your mom said no because it’s a school night. pic.twitter.com/MjaPyhRnBZ

— Maryfairyboberry (@MaryJustice86) July 14, 2019

Let’s hope that this time, though, people recognize the consequences of their actions prior to acting on the impulse to do something that they will instantly regret.

US Air Force representatives have cautioned that the result of a decision to storm Area 51 will prove catastrophic.

When you believe memes and reach Area 51 but these's no one there #Area_51 pic.twitter.com/oBx52Gypcw

— 🙂 (@Bangash__) July 15, 2019

So have your fun. RVSP for the storm. Make your colorful memes. But come September 20th, ensure that the area you are occupying is not Area 51.