Original Title: 500 km from Macedonia, the largest alien base is locatedAccording to the article by Relaxirano; “The United States has put tremendous diplomatic pressure on the Romanian government to keep those revelations under the veil of secrecy. Three members of the first special team tried to touch the door and died immediately, causing the heart to stop beating. Any object (stone, plastic, metal or wood) thrown at the obstacle at the same time turned to dust. Although there was no visible light source, the Grand Gallery was fully lit. “Scientists later tried to set the site on fire, but the flames were mysteriously absorbed into the walls.”
The text with the “shocking title” was widely shared on Facebook, so it reached almost 1700 Facebook interactions.
The link to the original article can be found here.
Conspiracy theorists literally cannot “survive” if they do not have at least one story of UFOs and aliens. This time the story comes from the Relaxirano portal, which published an article entitled “500 km from Macedonia, the largest base of aliens is located.”
The news about the “aliens” was first published in the Mirror and Telegraph in 2016. The truth is that there is no sign of aliens or UFOs, but it is a water tower that was built during the last century. The purpose of water towers is to store water, and distribute it to households in the surrounding areas. You can read more about water towers around the world, as well as their purpose, here.
Relaxirano’s story is so unfounded that even the famous American science fiction writer and biochemist Isaak Asimov seems like an amateur to the “authors” of Relaxirano.
The author in the whole story included our country in the title, which “traps” even more readers. Thus, the text became quite “popular” on the social network Facebook, which is just another proof that such titles have a great impact on the audience.
Although there is no journalistic endurance and it is transmitted as a conspiracy theory and legend, the goal is to confuse the people and the sensibility of the readers who seek a supernatural context for the events.
