Area 51: Secret Alien Base

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Little-known CIA document that reveals Area 51's TRUE purpose

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Area 51 has long been the stuff of alien lore, with whispers of crashed UFOs and extraterrestrial autopsies behind its barbed-wire-laced fence.

The base, established in 1955 , remained largely unknown until 1989 when Robert Lazar claimed on TV that he worked at a secret site near Groom Lake , ' S-4 ,' studying alien technology and spacecraft.

In 2013 , the CIA declassified a 400 -page report that detailed how testing its secret spy planes 'accounted for more than one-half of all UFO reports during the late 1950s and most of the 1960s '.

The 'Storm Area 51 , They Can't Stop All of Us ' event was created on Facebook , garnering more than 460,000 'going' RSVPs.

Another 460K said that they were 'interested' in infiltrating the Nevada compound.

Matty Roberts revealed it was all a 'joke' in a video call to Nevada 's KLAS-TV on Wednesday .

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