Hillary Clinton agrees to clear the mystery of Area 51 if elected President

Hillary Clinton is the Democratic front-runner for President of the USA and she has promised to release information about Area 51. This is one of the most closely guarded of the USA and it is located in Nevada Air Force base. It is generally believed that the US maintains top secret information about extraterrestrial (ET) beings in this place code-named Area 51.
This has been reported in zeenews.india.com dated 12 May 2016.

- if she is elected president. The CIA had, in 2013, declassified certain documents and confirmed the existence of the Area 51 military base which had been created as per executive order by late president Dwight Eisenhower in the mid-1950s - it was primarily to carry out tests on high-flying U-2 spy plane. There has been a lot of secrecy surrounding the base for decades which, in turn, sparked an endless number of theories, including those that claimed extraterrestrial technology gained from UFOs was being studied there.
However, President Barack Obama, the outgoing President, has no plans to open up government files on the matter. His office is not sure whether President Obama has reviewed any government files on extraterrestrial life forms.


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