Elon Musk resurrects the controversy of the assault on Area 51

While we wait if it is celebrated or not, Elon Musk has not wanted to miss the opportunity to fan the flame of madness. Through his well-known personal Twitter account, the entrepreneur has once again viralized the event.

He has only needed to publish a meme with an absurd geometric joke. First the square image appealing to Area 51, and then a cubic image in reference to Volume 51. Next to this, an attached message: "DMT FTW". In his translation it would be Dimethyltryptamine for victory; A reference to the psychedelic drug. Substances to which the employer has never denied his affiliation, especially after smoking a pot of marijuana during an interview with Joe Rogan.

Then he published his meme, the responses followed with the own versions of his followers.

Be that as it may, there are almost 2 million people summoned for next Friday. Or at least that is what the Facebook event says that, after a vain attempt by the social network, it has been impossible to close.

Because there really are many people interested in coming to the doors of Area 51 and discovering the "mysteries" of the military compound. Mysteries based on the classic rumors about aliens that are far from reality. Area 51, although it has classified documents, its objective is the experimentation with airplanes. Their secrets are, in general, rather small.

In any case, the hotels and restaurants in the area they hung up the busy sign weeks ago and waiting for the celebration of the event.

Such has been the magnitude of the event that the United States Armed Forces themselves warned that, if necessary, "they will always be ready to protect America and its assets." Which comes to say that they will not hesitate to avoid an assault on the base.

Now we only have to wait if Elon will join the possible assault, or if he simply laughs at the absurdity of the situation, and if any of the 2 million possible attendees are in the area. Surely, at least the curious, will take a walk in the area.