Science gifts the world with better stuff everyday.

Better industries, better buildings and homes, better entertainment.

Think about the movies. There's now a process called "Performance Capture" which can do some pretty cool stuff. It starts out by taking a real live actor and putting dots on him. This may be done with makeup or the use of a special suit. The dots let a computer track the motions of the actors body and facial features as the actor goes through a scene, and is recorded by digital camera.

The actor is usually in some sort of blank stage. The stage is often green, because that works out best for most skin tones. Sometimes the stage is blue. Now the actors do the scene and the computers track the dots. Once the scene is done the computers do their work. They animate using the pattern of dots as their guide. The earliest work of this science turned a world famous actor into a dragon's head. Most recently a pudgy middle aged actor became a young stud.

The computers can even create monsters for the created characters to fight and defeat. Science is wonderful, but how can it help you defeat the real life monsters you might encounter?

Mace Pepper Gel shows how science has created more painful pain. As you may already know, pepper spray is the Gold Standard for pain. It has been proven year in and out as the most effective way to drop an attacker without killing him..

Mace Pepper Gel raises the effectiveness of pepper spray to the next level. The gel is a big deal, and has some big advantages over spray. It can be shot a longer distance, it sticks like glue, and it can be used inside a home, building, or vehicle. So it has more pepper power. Which in turn makes the skells pain more painful.

Take advantage of the newest scientific development, Mace Pepper Gel. Get some now.

When I was growing up I had some friends who could really whistle. I tried and tried to learn this skill but I never could get the volume they could. They could easily be heard at a hundred yards, and you probably couldn't hear me at a hundred inches.

When I was in the armed forces whistling was used by a lot of NCO's to get your attention. The MP's whistled at the entrance and exits of the base. Combat troops have used whistling as a signal for ages.

A lot of coaches whistle very well. They train their teams to respond in various ways to the whistle. Everytime I heard someone with a big whistle I was a little jealous.

But then I came across what's known as the Electronic Pocket Whistle, And this baby makes some kind of noise, over a hundred and twenty decibels to be exact. It's so loud that it can easily be heard, even in a large crowd of people. Police, military units, and emergency outfits all use the Electronic Pocket Whistle today, and it works as a personal alarm system for you too.

If you're ever in a dicey situation you can set this whistle off with just a push of a button. You don't have to worry about pushing any air off your teeth, or whether you can be heard. People react to the sound of a whistle. It's in their nature to know that is usually a distress signal.

That's good for you if you need to summon help fast.

If you're prepared you'll never be surprised,

Michael Gravette

I was walking around at a gun show recently where there was enough firepower to invade at least some country in the Caribbean, and maybe a country or two elsewhere. The place was packed with people, and the cash registers were ringing. I saw people walking out of the building with enough toys to hunt with for the next twenty years.

A very small Asian man about sixty years of age had three rifles slung over his shoulder and a very large pistol on his hip. I wouldn't want to engage him on his turf. I saw a huge number of women buying pistols, and not small little toy pistols either. One very talkative guy was selling a lot of pistols to women.

I decided to listen to him, and he had a real good pitch. I'd say he was selling over half the women he was talking too. Then one woman started giving him a hard time. She was not there to buy a gun or look at a gun. She was there to be disruptive, and I have been through this experience before when I have had a booth. She was laying out all the trite arguments about guns, and he was patient, answering all her attacks. After a few minutes a young woman let herself in the booth. She listened to the anti gun woman for about a minute, and told her to move on.

The anti gun woman didn't budge, and continued her rant.

The young woman asked her to leave again, and again she was ignored.

Just then three women walked up to the booth. The young woman started showing them different models, and making recommendations. The loudmouth woman butted in, and said, "Give me one good reason for buying a gun."

The young woman stepped back, pulled off her sweater, and I gasped. She had several scars  clearly visible. She then told the story of an assault in which she was stabbed 22 times. After she finished she asked the loudmouth if that was good enough for her. The loudmouth disappeared quickly.

I learned how to deal with these anti gun anti personal protection people a long time ago. But this young woman had her own way of dealing with the situation.

Guns are a last resort in my book, but I would never tell anyone not to get one if they felt they needed it.

Just remember that if you fire a gun, there is no getting that decision back.

Most of the time you can take down a skell with a stun gun, pepper spray, and surprise.

If you're prepared you'll never be surprised.

Michael Gravette

One thing that has always amused me is the way big police departments report crime statistics. For years and years we have been told that crime is down, down, down. Why don't I believe them?

If you have ever watched HBO's "The Wire" you get an up close and personal view of how a big city police department is run. This isn't picking on Baltimore, where they have an obvious crime problem. It generally represents the standard big city police department, where "stats" are more important than actually fighting crime. And achieving "good stats" is kind of like what we used to call "creative writing."

Accountants have been engaged in this game for years, which is why Enron continued to look good to outsiders even though it was taking on water from gaping holes in its hull.

What has happened is that crime has been reclassified, and you need to be an insider to know which categories need to be severely scrutinized. Even minor scrutiny would leave leave you with a lot of questions as to how all these decreases have been achieved as crime has been going down for so long.

The fact is that there is just as much crime going on as there used to be, but it now has different names, and is located in graphs and bar charts, usually in an addendum that is hard to locate.

What it means for you is that you have to be vigilant, and act as if none of these "stats" are believable at all. You need to start acquiring the tools you need to protect yourself, and familiarize yourself with them, so if and when a violent attack occurs, you'll be ready, and act without hesitation. And keep in mind, the tools won't do you any good in a drawer  somewhere.

If you're prepared you'll never be surprised,

Michael Gravette

Is there anything more undependable than the average human memory?

The newspapers are full of stories about convicts getting released after years, or even decades, in prison.  Sent there by eyewitnesses.  Eyewitnesses that were absolutely positive that the defendant in the courtroom was the same person they’d seen doing the crime so many months or years before.  (The only reason these guys are getting freed is because there’s so much more scientific evidence than there used to be.  Three CSI TV shows put this on display every week.)

These witnesses aren’t making these mistakes because they’re careless or not paying attention or lying (okay, some of them are).  Instead, the witnesses are testifying to what they honestly believe they remembered.

But, their memories were wrong.

It turns out that the average human memory is not fixed as if it were carved in marble.  It’s more like a work in progress.  The memory first goes in and is pretty good.  It pretty well matches what the witness understood to be going on.  But with subsequent information, the earlier memory sort of gets adjusted to match the more recent info.

And, don’t even getting started with memories examined under hypnosis.  This process can recover really good stuff or function as a sort of memory tilt-a-whirl or maybe both.

So, if you can’t depend on your memory, what can you depend on?

The Telephone Recorder with LCD Information Center and Caller ID is the ultimate in memory enhancement.  Now it’s possible to perfectly document both sides of any telephone conversation with absolute clarity.

And, it’s not just the voices that are recorded.  In addition, the incoming and outgoing telephone numbers, the caller’s name, and the time and date of each call are recorded onto the cassette.

It’s even got a few extra features.  The Telephone Recorder with LCD Information Center and Caller ID works with single line and multi-line telephones.  It can record up to five hours of conversation on a single C-120 cassette.  There’s even a voice-activated recording feature so only conversation and not dead air is recorded.

Human memory is fallible and this Telephone Recorder is not,

This is a really sweet solution to an age old problem.

Michael Gravette 

Space aliens are a blight on society!

At least, that’s what all the movies show us.

Sure, some space aliens are nice, like E.T. or Mr. Spock, but these are the exceptions.  So many space aliens are bent on world conquest that it’s pointless to even begin to list how many times this ole earth of ours was nearly destroyed in some titanic battle against the forces from the great beyond.  Whether they’re stopped by human ingenuity, plain old-fashioned earth disease to which they have no natural immunity, or, mixed blessing, other space aliens, the fight for earth’s survival is nothing to take lightly.

If space invasions were our only worry, there might be nothing to write about.  Unfortunately, besides trying to steal the earth, space aliens are also hungry.   Sometimes they’re picky eaters and sometimes they are only here to chow down.  Maybe they just want to devour a brain or scarf down an expendable extra whole, but they’re still plenty bad news.

Even worse, sometimes they just want to bust out of your chest.  (Especially after a nice spaghetti dinner.)  When this happens, there’s only one thing to do.

Hunt them down using a gizmo that measures the micro-changes in air pressure to find the intruder.

Did you ever want one of these space age gizmos?

Here’s your chance.

The Keep-I Portable Volumetric Alarm is the modern day equivalent of the time-proven space alien hunting device, with a few extra special features. The Keep-I Portable Volumetric Alarm senses the smallest changes in air pressure in a closed area.  These are the same kind of changes caused by opening or closing a door or window.  Now you can instantly detect an intruder even before he enters your house.

Even better, the alarm in not triggered by any motion within the closed area.  (You can protect an area as large as 1000 square feet.)  This means that you, the kids, and your doggy can all move around without setting off the 105 db alarm.  And, since it’s portable it’s super simple to use and you can take it with you wherever you go.

Personal security has never been so simple or so powerful. Inspired by the fight against space aliens, use it to guard your family and home today.   The Keep-I Portable Home Alarm is a great way to keep an eye on your home or your hotel room.

Get one today, and enjoy a safer tomorrow.

Michael Gravette

Shocked by a Mighty Mite

There are times that shock the mind of man.

One of them was Spud Webb.  He was a tiny guy.  I think he was really only about five foot three.  Tiny, but he didn’t let that stop him.

See, he had a dream.  He knew what he wanted to do with his life, so he worked really hard to reach his goal.

Now, in most of these stories about a lifelong goal and great success, there’s some sort of moment when the hero is told that he can reach his dream.

I don’t think we had a moment like that here.

You see, Spud Webb’s dream was to play professional basketball in the NBA.

Kind of an odd dream.

For a man only five and one quarter feet tall.

Still, he had a successful NBA career.  Even odder, at one point his team mate stood nearly two and a half feet taller.

His crowning glory was winning the Slam Dunk contest.

Even though he was tiny, he packed a punch.

So does the Talon Min Stun Gun.  It’s only four inches tall.  But it still packs an 80,000 volt punch

Stun guns are famous for slamming Bad Guys into the concrete arena as if they’d been struck by lightning.  (Despite their ignominious failure, the Bad Guys are still perfectly healthy as they’re led off to the clink.)

The key to how a stun gun works is biological, not just electrical.  It’s not like the stun gun is trying to fry the victim.  Instead, the Talon Mini Stun Gun uses a powerful electric shock to force the attacker’s muscles to do work.  A whole lot of work, which depletes the attacker’s blood sugar.  Once the blood sugar is used up, all the attacker can do is lie down.

And wait for the police to arrive.

The Talon Mini Stun Gun is the Spud Webb of stun guns. Tiny and very powerful.  The Talon Mini Stun Gun is small enough to carry and does the job when the flag goes up. 

If your prepared you'll never be surprised.

Michael Gravette

It’s natural to be afraid of the dark.

Part of this may go back to our fabled monkey ancestors.  Think of things three million B.C.  Monkey Man could walk around on the ground.  Grab food.  Try to discover fire.  Contemplate the wheel.  And, when he saw danger, hightail it back into the safety of the trees.

When night fell, Monkey Man could no longer see the approaching threat.  So, all he knew was that darkness meant danger.  Monkey Woman and Monkey Kid knew this, too.

So, even today, humans are afraid of the dark.

(Even if you’re a grown up.)

Maybe especially if you’re a grown up.  By then, you’ve learned that there are no supernatural creatures out there trying to grab you.  Nothing in the closet.  No one hiding underneath the bed.

By now, though, you know that there are real dangers in the dark.

Crimes of physical violence are much more common in the hours of darkness than during the day.  There are shocking crimes that are often described as happening “in broad daylight”.  These are the crimes that seem more natural to the hours of the night.

Another risk is just safety.  If you can’t see the risks you can’t avoid them.

It only there were something that could help you see in the dark and defend you from what you are able to see.

Stun Flashlights combine a powerful flashlight with a mega-powerful stun baton.

Which is pretty cool.

You can choose two different levels of electrical devastation.  Simple and easy to use, you can defend yourself without causing permanent damage.

Even better, you’ve still got a flashlight, so there’s no dark to be afraid of.

It’s not just a flashlight or a powerful stun baton, it’s also got a 130 db alarm.  (That’s about as loud as a jackhammer.)

One Stun Flashlight with three powerful ways of keeping you safe.

If you're prepared you'll never be surprised,

Michael Gravette

I don't know why I watched it but I did. Boy oh boy...they sure aren't going to win any prizes on that show for informed opinion. In fact, the combined intelligence of all four panelists wouldn't add up to 100. I had previously thought that Whoopi might be sharp, but it just ain't the case. Unless old Whoopi is just playing dumb for the money. Maybe she's just keeping her head down, staying under the radar for what has to be some of the easiest money in town.

Maybe she figures she'll just let Joy Behar be valedictorian, and take her money and run.

Then comes the announcement that Baba Wawa isn't going to interview any more celebrities. She has finally figured out after 35 long years that they don't have anything to say. And in another revelation she should have kept private, she says that the best way to get men to talk is to have them lay down next to her. Let's see now...you can lay down next to Whoopi, Joy, Sherry, and whoever the fourth wheel is these days, or Baba Wawa. Are you sure there aren't any more choices?

It's sort of like saying, "Would you rather get stunned, coated by pepper spray, or clubbed by a steel baton?" And you have exactly ten seconds to decide. Then, whether you like it or not, the penalty is administered, and you have to grin and bare it, no matter what you decided.

I watched the entire show. Then I just broke out laughing, and I've been in a jolly mood ever since. I'm glad that for the past twenty years I've been able to provide a way for people to defend themselves and their families, which is important. I've had a hand in preventing more than a few crimes and violent attacks, and if I'm ever feeling blue, all I have to do is watch "The View." That puts everything in perspective.

If you're prepared, you'll never be surprised,

Michael Gravette

What do you get for your favorite cave dwelling lunatic for Christmas?

Anything that will make him miserable, and we have a whole catalog of things that will get the job done, and get it done right.

First on your list should be anything that gives Osama the voltage that he misses by living in a cave almost year round. I prefer giving high voltage at Christmas time, what with all the lights and such. Now wouldn't that be something; a stun gun that gives more voltage, and also lights up Osama and Al Zawhiri as a bonus. Say every other hair on their chinny chin chins.

Then, as a second option, a little Wildfire pepper spray delivered where the moon don't shine. Say every half hour or so over the course of the week long festivities. I'll have to consult the Nanny Pelosi Manual on torture here to see whether or not this is acceptable behavior.

Since I'm old school ,my personal preference would be the telescopic steel baton, applied to his bones as delicately as possible. A couple of gentle taps here and there with the ole baton would be almost as good as a deep tissue massage, and wouldn't take nearly as long. Plus, one of these old fashioned relaxation sessions only has to be done once in a blue moon for it to be effective.

I'm telling you, it can be really tough outfitting your favorite terrorist during the holidays, but we're really making an extra effort this year. We have the new Pretender Cell Phone Stun Gun, and the Mace Pepper Gun, both of which would do a stellar holiday job on Ho Ho Sama. And nothing in the manual says you can't use both of them at the same time.

Just make sure you're not in the cave when you try that. Backdraft and all that.

Michael Gravette

The seventeen year old shooter in the Sean Taylor murder wants to make a deal with police in Miami to wrap up the case.

What?

I can't be so old and out of it to think that the police would even consider this lunacy.

Unless you have been on another planet the past couple of weeks you know that young thugs broke into the Miami home of Washington Redskin safety Sean Taylor and shot him to death.  Police broke the case quickly and arrested four thugs under the age of twenty one for the gruesome deed.

The homies are claiming they didn't know Mr. Taylor was home, like that makes any difference to anybody who still has brain cells that work. They way they put it, it was Taylors fault for actually being in his home when they showed up in the middle of the night to take some of his things. One or two of the group had been paid by Taylor for doing odd jobs and yard work, so I guess they felt he wasn't laying enough green on their scumbag asses.

Seventeen, and facing the death penalty.

What can these young morons possibly be thinking?

This is why you need an alarm system in your home that lights up and makes a helluva lot of noise. Big dogs would have helped too. Both of these would have scared the bejesus out of these young punks, and police likely would have found them running down the street, trying to hold on to their drawers.

Florida has a law that gives you the right to shoot intruders in your home. By rights their should be four bodies in pine boxes in Pinellas Park.

Plea bargain? Just say no. Just start building some electric bleachers. Or drop the four of them in shark infested waters.

Get prepared now. This stuff isn't a surprise any longer.

Michael Gravette

And loose the dogs of war!

Yup, it’s hard to believe it, but there used to be war dogs.

They were big, rough, and blood thirsty.  This was long before guns or smart bombs or steel, so weapons had to be simple and deadly.  Think of  the movie “300” as the family friendly version.

Anyway, as soon as the battle started, the war dogs got turned loose and began doing what they did best.

Chawing down on the enemy.  (And, just the enemy as long as things went according to plan.)

There were a lot of advantages to using dogs as intelligent weapons.  First of all, they could be

bred for the job.  Generations of puppies could be selected to only continue the traits of weapons.  (Cute and cuddly was NO.)  They attacked the enemy because that was what they were born to do.

Another advantage is that dogs are self guiding.  They naturally want to chase and bite things.  Maybe it’s just a nip, but with the right training, a nip became taking an extra big bite out of the enemy.

A third advantage is that dogs are not fragile weapons.  It’s not really that easy to hurt a war dog (because war dogs are big and not the size of teacups).  The head is well armored with strong bone.  These dogs have large, solid, scary teeth.  And their neck muscles are extremely powerful and tough to hurt.

So, why this history lesson?

You need to understand how to protect yourself from (modern day) dog attacks.

Now there’s a modern electronic wonder that can save you.

The Dog Chaser Electronic Dog Repeller uses super modern ultrasonic technology to repel dogs.  This is a super high frequency sound (20,000-25,000 cps) that will discomfort (without injury) dogs.  It’s such a high frequency that only dogs, but not people, can hear it.  Besides the ultrasonics, there’s also a mega bright LED flashing strobe that temporarily overwhelms the dog, rendering it safely confused.  Discourages dogs out to 40 feet away.

And, because you’re not getting attacked by dogs all the time (if you are, you need to think long and hard about how you’re leading your life.) you can also use the Dog Chaser as a flashlight.

Use the best of modern technology to protect yourself from the ancient threat of war dogs.

If you're prepared you'll never be surprised.

Michael Gravette

I just finished reading two major newspapers this morning while waiting on a plane, and you'll be glad to know that crime is down. In fact, it is invisible. Usually on Mondays the newspaper is full of what happened on the weekend. There are scores of robberies, assaults, murders, and so on. But not in two major cities. Apparently they don't have any crime, or they slip it in the want ads.

I called a friend of mine who lives in one of the cities, and asked him if crime was down. He thought I was crazy. In his city the murder rate went over the previous year in October. And it's still climbing, along with all the other statistics. The city is trying very hard to lure big business to the area. (Convention business)

This business is worth hundreds of millions of dollars, possibly billions, over the next five years. Hence crime is down, or invisible. But crime isn't invisible to the people who live there. They are scared to death of what goes on in their cities, and as a result they stay in the suburbs at night and on the weekend. So the city needs to attract outsiders to drive the business machine.

Seems to me that it would be a lot easier to clean it self up and get homegrown money than to have to bring in conventioneers by the planeload. While the home folks are smart enough not to venture to the city and face its criminal element, newcommers are left to fend for themselves.

I like to get firsthand views of the places I'm going to visit, and I always travel with my tools. Just because you are leaving where you are most comfortable doesn't mean you should abandon the precautions you usually take. In fact, you should probably double up. I make sure that I have all my tools at the ready before I even hail a cab in a new place.

You can't carry a stun gun or pepper spray through an airport checkpoint, but you can send it on in your checked luggage. That way you can get it quickly when it comes off the belt. That way you're ready to rock and roll right away.

Don't believe what you read , or don't read in the newspapers. Stay alert, and carry at all times.

If you're prepared, you'll never be surprised,

Michael Gravette

This week Heather Mills, the soon to be former wife of Paul McCartney, denounced the rich. Sort of funny since she's only asking for a few hundred million from Paul. The later in the week she suggested that if we wanted to drink milk, we should drink rats milk, and save the poor old cows.

I can't figure out why we should listen to anything this wacky woman has to say. She is famous, as they say, for marrying McCartney. And a tad more famous for divorcing him. And she did  have that one legged thing going for her, but probably not anymore.

Paul should have had a metal detecor with him when he met her. He'd have discovered the metal plate in her head, and he could have easily escaped with no threat to his fortune. Garrett's G2 model is compact, lightweight and fits in a shirt pocket. A couple of quick waves behind her while on his way to the loo, and he could have been assured that this wasn't the right woman for him.

Or anybody else for that matter. Listening to Heather Mills talk is like hearing a baby with colic. The difference is that eventually the baby won't have colic anymore.

A good wave of the Garrett G-2 Enforcer would have paid off huge for Paul, and she wouldn't have known a thing about why she got cashiered at the end of the night. And by the way, the G-2 works on all kinds of folks, not just preening golddiggers with a metal plate in their head.

If you're prepared, you'll never be surprised.

Michael Gravette

Hard to believe but Mr. Whipple is gone. I don't know his real name. I mean I heard it, but it just didn't register because Mr. Whipple is always going to be Mr. Whipple in my mind.

He made over 500 appearances on TV, and in movies. I don't remember a single one. But I'll never forget Mr. Whipple. There were 40 plus versions of the Charmin commercial over the years with the same tag line, "Please don't squeeze the Charmin." Mr. Whipple looked the same in every one, and we know the commercials worked because they ran for forty years. Forty years!  Only something really special runs that long.

I've been selling personal protection products now for over twenty years, a little more than half the time Mr. Whipple ruled the toilet paper world. And the need for these products rises each and every day. Some days I get really hoarse talking to the scores of folks who call in with their testimony about how pepper spray or a stun gun saved their life, or got them out of a very dicey situation.

That's not even mentioning the assaults and muggings stopped by personal alarms. Or burglaries and breakins stopped by house alarms.

Personal protection or personal security, whatever you want to call it, no longer is something you can choose to do or ignore. If you choose not to defend yourself or your family in today's world, you a going to be in a heap of trouble. Skells don't steal cars in the middle of the night anymore, the pull you out of your car in broad daylight at gun point.

A simple personal alarm can stop this kind of thing from happening. A stun gun or pepper spray can knock a skell down in a heartbeat. Don't get caught short.

If you're prepared, you'll never be surprised,

Michael Gravette

Day before yesterday Warren Buffet, a fairly wealthy guy, was testifying before Congress on the merits of the "death tax." Buffet was testifying in favor of the tax, and he stated that Americans are undertaxed, and there is no reason why they should be unwilling to pay this tax.

What Warren wasn't letting all the naive Congressmen in on was that his business thrives on the death tax. His banks, insurance companies, and finance outfits all benefit immensly from the system as it is. They start keeping a vigil as soon as a small businessman or farmer gets sick. Then when he dies, and the family has to pay the 55% death tax, they are ready to purchase all the assets at a discount, resell them, and make a bundle of dough.

The idiotic Congressman treated Buffet like a hero. Now if you happen to own stock in Buffet's company, Berkshire Hathaway, you probably think Warren is a hero, and I don't blame you. If you invested $10,000 bucks with BH a decade or two ago, it's probably worth several million dollars. Nothing wrong with that. But some of that money comes from predatory tax policies that Buffet understands better than anybody on the planet. He buys low in a crisis, holds, then sells high later on. Classic stuff.

But listening to him on this issue is like negotiating with the wolf after he has eaten half the henhouse. The death tax as we know it should be abolished. Warren has plenty of other ways to make money.

One way you can make money is by selling self defense products. Over the years I have created over 4000 distributors who all make a nice income without working all that hard. I always tell them to spend it before they go.

There are always a few things on the top of anyone’s list of necessities.  Day in, day out.  Month after month.  Year after year.  Clothing, food, shelter.

In a word, security.

Security for our families, for our homes, for ourselves.  Security against very nearly every threat that someone might face in their ordinary, work a day lives.  Security against all the tricks that the very sickest predators may try to separate you, or your families, from property, health, or life.

Security comes many ways, but they really only boil down to one thing.  Preparation.  Prepare today so you can face the threats of tomorrow.

The very best thing going for you preparing for better tomorrow is that you aren’t alone.  There’s a virtual army of highly skilled, intelligent, and experienced folk that have been preparing against nearly every kind of threat you’d ever face (short of the Apocalypse).  They’ve been devoting all of their powers to creating an incredible array of products that can give you security against just about any kind of threat you can imagine.  (And even some kinds of threats you’d find unimaginable, because you’re not some twisted psycho.)

But, the very best thing for going for you is that there’s already a world-class collection of these products just a moment away. No reason for you to spend hours, days, or weeks searching for the very best in high tech (and low tech) security products, tools and devices.  All in one place. Laid out so simply that you can find what you want, when you want it.

Which is now.

Because you really need to have this stuff.  There are more kinds of  outstanding defensive products than you can shake a stick at.  Great security tools like stun guns, pepper spray, tasers, mace spray, and even animal repellers. Security products to defend what’s most dear to you like your children and your home.  Science fiction advanced electronics for surveillance and scanner.  Coolest of all, there’s some special category products that would make ninjas and British secret agents green with envy.  This is the kind of stuff you need to see to believe.

Here’s your best chance ever to have your choice of the world’s finest security products.  Why wait another minute for better security for yourself and your family?

Prepare today for a more secure tomorrow.

If you're prepared, you'll never be surprised.

Micheal Gravette