Subject: Obama Powerless? (Sensitive INFO)

From: John <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 13 Apr 2016 05:25:56 -0400

Fellow Patriot,

You may not Realize It (YET)...

With the recent signing of "Obama's Absolute Power"
Executive Order all those years of prepping and
stockpiling can become dust in the wind...

Because the National Guard, Military and local police can
at any time barge in your home and size or confiscate any
"essential supplies" you may have stockpiled.

Including your food...

But THIS crazy prepper has found a clever way to avoid this tyranny...
and invented a practically Undetectable "Food Factory" That They
Can Never Take From You... and that will keep you and your family
well fed in a crisis

>>Here's The Proof 

This Controversial Video Is Quickly Becoming 

The #1 Topic On The Web 

Yet If The Word Gets Out...
They Will Stop At Nothing To Take It Down

>>So Watch It Now While You Still Can 

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