Subject: Survive Martial Law

From: Crisis Situation <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 30 Sep 2014 11:48:47 -0700

- Current State of the Nation -

Why do so many people turn a blind eye to what is about to happen to our nation? It's because we have grown to accept that the future is going to be a scary place. And we are not ready for it.

This is not something to take lightly;
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Do You Know What Its Like To Watch Your Children Beg For Water?
Do you know what its like to have angry rioters ransack your personal home, your kids bedroom?

To have grown men doing as they wish with your family, your children, your grandchildren, while you are forced to sit and watch and do nothing?

Could you live with yourself?
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If you couldve done something about it, but chose not to, because you were too busy, too distracted, or just didnt make it a priority?

DONT LET THIS BE YOU!

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Most of the roads in these featurettes were just waypoints to  destinations, but in this segment the star is the road itself: the newly completed Pennsylvania Turnpike. Did it really add "new zest to your driving " as this short suggests? In 1951 it probably did.

Among the "vacation thrills" visited by the on-screen family along the Turnpike is a mysterious bubbling lake (Tipster "Wednesday Addams" points out that this is probably Boiling Springs near Carlisle), a statue of Revolutionary War heroine Molly Pitcher, and the obscure Fort Necessity. No mention of the Giant Coffee Pot in Bedford, or any other Roadside-y attraction that superhighways like the Turnpike were built to bypass.

This is a beautiful state park just outside of the shopping area. If you need to escape the madness of LL Bean, head over to the park for an easy 2.25 mile hike around the park. Pass through pine forest and beautiful, rocky Maine coastline. The park ranger was so so so nice, too. Totally worth the small entry

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