Area 51 people pledging to raid to find aliens

[Axxman300]

Gloom Lake was built by the CIA in the 1950's to house the U-2 project being built by Lockheed's Skunkworks. While it is on USAF land it is a private(-ish) facility. At times the USAF cannot overfly the base due to security reasons. Security is executed by a private company (probably URS Corp.) known as the Cammo Dudes.

Two days ago during the event a lone woman crossed the gates into the forbidden zone. She walked past a dozen Sheriff's deputies who didn't try to stop her, and did not pursue her onto government land. The Cammo Dudes intercepted her a few hundred yards away and turned her over to local law enforcement.

Sneaking into the base at night would be stupid. Your body will stand out like a lighthouse on FLIR and it's about ten miles from the closest crossing point to the airfield. They will see you coming and maybe let you walk five or six miles just to wear you out before coming to arrest you.

Like I said before, the base is in a hard desert that's perfect if you require privacy.

 

[bknight]

Sacrifices must be made.

Of course it is YOUR sacrifice not mine.

 

[Cainkane1]

Will they be armed?

They better not be if they know what's good for them.

 

[Hellbound]

If they were observed, detention would be the first attempt day or night, failing that then shooting may be employed. Of course there is always CS, bean bags, many other choices. If they broke into a run and no other options were available shooting would probably be an option. That was one of the premises, too many to shoot. LOL

Heh.

They have access to the belt-fed, 40mm, 360 round per minute Mk 19 automatic grenade launcher.

There's no such thing as "too many to shoot".

 

[Belz...]

I guess the people talking about raiding Area 51 forgot about all those Air Force Security people with M4 rifles patrolling Area 51......

Besides, if there really were aliens there, the installation is not secret anymore. They would've moved everything off site ages ago.

 

[Belz...]

Heh.

They have access to the belt-fed, 40mm, 360 round per minute Mk 19 automatic grenade launcher.

There's no such thing as "too many to shoot".

Plus, if they did start to shoot, how long do you think it would take for the idiots to rout and disperse?

 

[dann]

Besides, if there really were aliens there, the installation is not secret anymore. They would've moved everything off site ages ago.

That is just a rumor. They were abducted and probed before they could even consider moving anything.

 

[catsmate]

Heh.

They have access to the belt-fed, 40mm, 360 round per minute Mk 19 automatic grenade launcher.

There's no such thing as "too many to shoot".

And there are canister rounds now..

 

[bknight]

Heh.

They have access to the belt-fed, 40mm, 360 round per minute Mk 19 automatic grenade launcher.

There's no such thing as "too many to shoot".

I'm not defending what the original concept was, just reporting.

 

[Armitage72]

Besides, if there really were aliens there, the installation is not secret anymore. They would've moved everything off site ages ago.

There was a TV show with an episode that revealed that Area 51 really was filled with aliens, cryptids, and otherworldly technology. It was the Air Force that was spreading the (accurate) rumors, believing that nobody who was an actual threat would believe the crazy stories circulated by conspiracy theorists and would look somewhere else.

 

[Pope130]

There was a TV show with an episode that revealed that Area 51 really was filled with aliens, cryptids, and otherworldly technology. It was the Air Force that was spreading the (accurate) rumors, believing that nobody who was an actual threat would believe the crazy stories circulated by conspiracy theorists and would look somewhere else.

Robert Heinlein held that the greatest form of deception was telling the absolute truth in an unconvincing manner.

 

[bknight]

There was a TV show with an episode that revealed that Area 51 really was filled with aliens, cryptids, and otherworldly technology. It was the Air Force that was spreading the (accurate) rumors, believing that nobody who was an actual threat would believe the crazy stories circulated by conspiracy theorists and would look somewhere else.

I have a good friend that believes all of the recent technology is all derived from that source post "1949 UFO crash/recovery".

 

[dann]

Bless the exoaliens for modern dynamo LED bike lights!

 

[dudalb]

I have a good friend that believes all of the recent technology is all derived from that source post "1949 UFO crash/recovery".

Pretty common sci fi storyline.

 

[dudalb]

Besides, if there really were aliens there, the installation is not secret anymore. They would've moved everything off site ages ago.

Including the Ark Of The Convenent?

 

[Steve]

Including the Ark Of The Convenent?

Of course, but they wouldn’t have recognized it in that crate.

 

[Axxman300]

I have a good friend that believes all of the recent technology is all derived from that source post "1949 UFO crash/recovery".

In my personal experience with UFO believers the easiest way for the USAF to hide a captured or recovered alien space craft would be to park it near the runway at Nellis AFB and put up big neon signs reading: Real Alien Spaceship!. None of the UFO crowd would believe it, problem solved.

 

[CORed]

Plus, if they did start to shoot, how long do you think it would take for the idiots to rout and disperse?

"Too many to shoot" would actually mean "Too many to shoot all of them'. I don't think very many would want to be one of the hundreds or thousands that get shot so that a few can get through. My guess is the first gunshot would result in all or nearly all turning tail and running.

 

[Belz...]

Including the Ark Of The Convenent?

Yeah but only by top men.

 

[bknight]

Yeah but only by top men.

No, no, no, TOP men.