Area 51 to be stormed in September

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Happy 2001st birthday, Ezra!

Should we chip in and buy Ezra a years subscription to Breitbart?

For a harrowing couple of days, Facebook removed the page of the event that has gone viral in recent weeks. The event's creator, Matty Roberts, said that he had received a message from the social network saying the event broke its community standards. But the social network said that decision was an error on the company's part.

"This was a mistake and the event page is now available again," a Facebook spokesperson told Fox News.

Source: Storm Area 51 event removed from Facebook 'by accident'

In Newfoundland folklore there is something called "the Old Hag". You wake up in the middle of the night with a vision a groutesque human like creature sitting on you stomach staring at you. In previous centuries the vision is conceptualized as a witch like old woman. Similar traditions of incubus and succubis come from cultures on every continent.

The same sleep apnea nocturnal hallucination that at an 18th century fisherman would read as an "old hag" -from the spirt world- might be read by a person in post war space age America as a 'grey space alien guy with a slender body and a big head who came from a space craft". Same mental phenom filtered through a different time place and culture.

It may not even be that the Hills were influence by an obscure Swedish novel. But both the Hills and the Swedish author may have been subject similar brain tricks, and both tapped into that common primordial brain fart to spin similar tales independently of each other. Its some same age old hallucination that humans have been getting for centuries. Its not either real incubues, real old hags, or real space aliens.

The most practical explanation of all that is; hags, incubus, grays et al are really demons.

You mean the naval dude in San Diego?

The Little A’Le’Inn in tiny Rachel, Neveda, is bracing for impact as the "Storm Area 51" movement grows in size. Connie, who now runs the Little A’Le’Inn with her mother, Pat, in the town of only 54 permanent residents, said that although they’ve seen popular weekends, nothing can compare to this recent wave of interest. At 45 miles outside of Area 51, Connie says the quirky inn is the closest business (open to the public) to the government facility, which some believe to contain evidence of UFOs and extraterrestrial life. The modest inn, which has 10 rooms, eight RV spots and various dry-camping plots, is entirely booked up for the September 20 event. “We’re totally booked September 19 and 20. And almost completely booked 18 and 21,” she said. “Everything. All booked. The phone has not stopped ringing.” “I’ve stopped counting after 1,800 missed phone calls in only a three-day period,” she said.

Source: Owners of Little A'Le'Inn prepare for 'Storm Area 51' event: 'I'm still terrified'