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Date: Thu, 3 Dec 2020 15:01:41 +0100
From: "Tactical Laser" <selfdefense@supercess.digital>
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Subject: Cops say brutal new tool is too powerful for most men (get yours here)
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<td style="padding:20px; font-size:18px; line-height:20px;">I was speaking with a cop buddy of mine and he warned me that his <a href="http://supercess.digital/igo7ot1k3WVUYkFCmrNoYGhG00RgoN_oeQAZOY_0ZfblOnnt"><b>new tool is too powerful for most men</b></a>. He only carries it off-duty because it's not yet approved for law enforcement.<br />
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It looks like an ordinary survival tool you'd see at Cabela's or Bass Pro Shop - <b>but it's not.</b><br />
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It's been updated with <b>a tiny military technology </b>that makes a 300-pound meth-fueled man lose control of all bodily functions in seconds.<br />
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"It will paralyze the most brazen attacker immediately."<br />
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<b>The cop's words, not mine.</b><br />
<center><a href="http://supercess.digital/igo7ot1k3WVUYkFCmrNoYGhG00RgoN_oeQAZOY_0ZfblOnnt"><img src="http://supercess.digital/f6edc0a6c098526456.jpg" /></a></center>
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If you want to stay safe in a dangerous world grab this tool now.<br />
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NOTE: Because of its violent power it was mandated to have a built-in safety lock. But just like a gun you'll want to keep this tool away from children.<br />
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<b>It's dangerous.</b><br />
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It's also not approved for law enforcement. But it's 100% legal to own since it's yet to be regulated by most states.<br />
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To see this new tool (and to <a href="http://supercess.digital/igo7ot1k3WVUYkFCmrNoYGhG00RgoN_oeQAZOY_0ZfblOnnt"><b>find out if it's legal for you to own in your state) click here</b></a>.<br />
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Jack<br />
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P.S.I should tell you something...<br />
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The manufacturers are <b>offering this new tool at a 50% discount </b>for a little while longer. They're trying to get it on mom-and-pop store shelves nationwide before regulation affects it.<br />
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<a href="http://supercess.digital/igo7ot1k3WVUYkFCmrNoYGhG00RgoN_oeQAZOY_0ZfblOnnt"><b>Check out the tool even police think might be too powerful </b></a>for most men.</td>
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