Three Forces Are About to Collide in America... And When They Do, the Violence Won't Stay on the News. It Will Come to Your Street, Your Front Door and Your Family.

Dear Fellow American,

It starts with the lights going out.

Not a normal outage. Your phone is still alive, and it will not stop buzzing. Three emergency alerts. All three say something different. One says shelter in place. One says evacuate. One is already being called fake.

A few streets over, you hear the first gunshots. Then the low roar of a crowd, getting closer.

You reach for your keys. But where would you go? You don't know which roads are open, which are blocked, which are already burning.

Then glass breaks next door. A woman screams. Footsteps cross your porch. Your front door jumps in its frame.

Your children are looking at you for the answer.

You dial 911. It rings. And rings. No one picks up.

That night is not a fantasy. It is the predictable result of three things that are about to happen in this country at the same time. I'll name all three in a minute, because you can check every one of them yourself.

My name is Frank Greene. For 22 years I was a private security contractor in the places most governments pretend do not exist. The ones you reach the day after the police stop coming. I have watched law and order fall apart with my own eyes, more than once.

And I'm telling you as plainly as I know how. The early warning signs I learned to read overseas are showing up here. Now.

Scripture is clear about our duty.

"But if anyone does not provide for his own, and especially for those of his household, he has denied the faith and is worse than an unbeliever."

1 Timothy 5:8

But that duty has never been harder than it is about to be. Because the old answers were built for a burglar. The alarm. The steel door. The gun in the drawer.

They were never built for the night I just described.

Let me show you what's coming.

The first force is the war with Iran.

It is real. It is still going. As I write this, it has been running for more than seven months. Tankers are being attacked in the Strait of Hormuz. Thousands more American troops are being sent to the region. And Washington has talked openly about new strikes once the midterm votes are counted.

Here is the part the evening news glosses over.

This war has already reached American soil.

In March, a federal jury in Brooklyn convicted a man named Asif Merchant. Prosecutors showed that Iran's Revolutionary Guard trained him and sent him to this country to arrange political assassinations. At trial, he admitted he understood the target would be the President of the United States.

He was caught. Thank God. But think about what that conviction proves. The regime is willing to send people here. And for four years, a wide-open southern border gave hostile networks all the cover they could ask for.

An enemy doesn't need a million agents. Only a handful, with money, cover and patience.

And they don't even need to cross the border to hurt you.

In April, the FBI, CISA, the NSA, the EPA and the Department of Energy issued a joint warning. Hackers tied to Iran were breaking into the control systems that run American water and energy facilities. In July, the agencies updated that warning. The attacks had spread to more kinds of equipment. Some victims had already suffered real disruptions. Federal officials said the goal was to cause disruptive effects inside the United States.

Read that again.

The lights going out in my opening scene? That isn't my imagination. It is a capability a foreign enemy is testing on American systems right now.

And Iran doesn't stand alone. China brings advanced cyber muscle. Russia brings decades of experience in disinformation. They don't need to coordinate every move. They only need to exploit the same moment.

The second force is the election.

In the 2026 midterms, every seat in the House and about a third of the Senate are on the ballot. The activist Left sees winning even one chamber as its best chance to paralyze President Trump, bury his agenda under investigations and drag the country back to the Biden years. Open borders. Prosecutors who set criminals free. Police departments starved of money and men. Tens of millions of Americans on both sides believe they cannot afford to lose.

Tehran, Moscow and Beijing are watching too. They see a pressure point.

They don't have to change a single vote. They only have to convince millions of angry Americans that the election was stolen.

One disputed count. One shooting at a rally. One court ruling half the country refuses to accept.

That's all it takes.

And here's what most people miss. November 3rd isn't the finish line. It's the starting gun. Whichever side controls Congress afterward, the result will be fought over for the next two years. In the courts. In the streets. All the way to the 2028 race for the White House. Every one of those fights is another chance for the war, the lie and the crowd to land on the same night.

The third force is the one almost no one sees coming.

AI can now fake reality. Live.

I don't mean a shaky fifteen-second clip. I mean a figure on your screen that talks, reacts to events as they happen, answers questions and never breaks character.

This summer, a research team published a 22-billion-parameter system called MaineCoon. It generates lifelike video and sound together, in real time, for as long as it keeps running. Commercial tools already let a digital face hold a live conversation with less than a second of delay.

Criminals are already using this. In July, the FBI warned that scammers were posting AI-generated videos of a senior FBI official. They were also using live AI video during calls to impersonate executives and officials.

Europe has already seen the primitive version in politics. Two days before Slovakia's 2023 election, a fake audio recording of a candidate supposedly discussing how to rig the vote spread across social media. In 2024, Romania's highest court threw out an entire presidential election after authorities exposed a massive covert online influence campaign.

Now imagine the next version. Here.

What follows is a hypothetical scenario. But every piece of it already exists.

At 10:05 p.m., a real explosion knocks out a power station outside a major American city.

At 10:08, a hijacked political account with millions of followers starts livestreaming what looks exactly like the President. He reacts to the blast. He answers questions. He announces a nationwide curfew and emergency arrests.

At 10:12, swarms of bot accounts chop the livestream into clips and flood every feed and every group chat. Fake likes and fake comments make it look confirmed everywhere at once.

At 10:20, fake "local" accounts start feeding different stories to different groups. Federal raids. Armed militias. Foreign sleeper cells.

By 10:30, the original video is gone.

It doesn't matter anymore.

The streets are already full. Election rage finally has somewhere to go. Police rush downtown. The National Guard is sent to protect power stations, government buildings and vote-counting centers.

Your neighborhood quietly drops off the priority list.

By the time the truth catches up, the violence no longer needs the lie.

Maybe you're thinking, "Frank, I'm already prepared. I have a gun. I have an alarm. I have food in the basement."

Good. Keep them.

But be clear about what each of them was built for.

The alarm was built to summon help that is on its way. That night, help is not on its way.

The steel door was built to stop one man with a crowbar. It was not built for forty people, a car in the driveway and a burning bottle through the front window.

The stockpile was built for a storm. In a riot, a visible stockpile is a beacon. It tells desperate people exactly which house to hit.

And the gun in the drawer? It's a tool. It is not a plan. Use it the wrong way at the wrong moment and you can bring the whole crowd down on your family. Or survive the night and spend years in a courtroom, fighting for your freedom after you saved their lives.

There's a harder truth underneath all of this.

Most home-defense advice prepares you for one kind of danger. A burglar. But the danger I've just described doesn't arrive one kind at a time. It comes in stages.

It starts with everyday crime getting bolder. It grows into riots. And in the worst case, it hardens into a conflict where neighbor turns on neighbor.

What protects you in one stage can get you killed in the next.

• The fortified front door that stops a burglar can trap your family when the house is on fire.
• The bedroom safe room that's perfect for a break-in can become a dead end during a riot.
• The big flag and the "Trespassers Will Be Shot" sign that warn off a thief can make your porch the first one an angry crowd turns toward.

I learned this lesson in places where nobody was coming.

BEFORE

AFTER

On one assignment, I was sent into a small South American country that was already tearing itself apart. Civil order had collapsed. The police and the army had lost whole sections of the city to cartel gunmen.

In one of those sections, an American construction supervisor was trapped with his wife and their two children. His employer hired me to get them out.

This man was no coward. He led crews. He made hard calls every day. He knew his way around a gun. He'd stocked the house with food and ammunition. He had done everything he believed a responsible man should do.

But this was not a jobsite or a hunting trip. As armed men moved through his street, I watched the hand holding his rifle begin to shake. His wife tried to calm the children. They heard the fear in her voice.

We could not drive out. Cartel roadblocks had sealed every normal route. An American family stopped at one of those checkpoints could have been hostages before sunrise.

And we could not hold that house against a real assault. Not with walls and guns alone.

So we did something else.

For nearly two weeks, we made that house look far more dangerous to approach than it really was. Carefully timed movement. Decoys. Signs that suggested a bigger, better-armed team inside.

It bought us time. Not time to wait for a rescue. Time to turn that family into something different.

Every night, in the dark, we rehearsed their escape. Breathing drills to keep panic from making their decisions. Mental rehearsals so each of them knew their job before the moment came. Silent hand signals.

Our first rehearsal fell apart in seconds. The father changed his instructions halfway through. His wife froze at every strange sound. The children saw their parents losing control and started to cry.

They were not weak people. They were what most families become when real chaos arrives. Frightened individuals with weapons... but without a system that lets them think and act together under pressure.

By the second week, one hand signal was enough.

On the final night, noise and flashes erupted several streets away. A diversion I had arranged. The lookouts turned toward it. The house still looked guarded.

Nobody noticed the family was already gone.

We slipped through back alleys and down a dry drainage channel to a vehicle waiting beyond the roadblocks. The father walked at the rear, watching over his family. Nobody spoke. Nobody froze.

By sunrise, they were safe. And we never fired a single shot.

That family didn't survive because they had the most guns or the thickest walls. They survived because they stopped looking like an easy target. And because when the moment came, they moved as one.

Sun Tzu wrote that 2,500 years ago.

We Americans are trained to think like soldiers. Meet force with bigger force. That works when the most powerful military in the world is standing behind you.

That night, it won't be. No air support. No reinforcements. If you try to fight a mob head-on, you lose.

So you think like the people who have always won when they were outnumbered. Our own founders, who learned to fight the way the frontier taught them. The resistance fighters of occupied Europe. David, facing Goliath with five smooth stones.

That's what guerrilla means. Not a man in camouflage. A way of thinking.

And it rests on a truth Solomon wrote down three thousand years ago.

"A prudent man foresees evil and hides himself, but the simple pass on and are punished."

Proverbs 22:3

The fortress approach says make your house so strong that nobody can get in.

But a fortress is a target with an address. Everybody knows where it is, what's inside and how long the walls will hold.

The guerrilla approach says something different. Make your house a problem nobody wants to solve.

I call it the Guerrilla Hard-Target Method. It rests on three principles.

You build it in five layers, from the street to the last room in your house.

And here's what makes it guerrilla. Every layer gets adjusted for the three stages of danger. Everyday crime. Riots. Civil conflict. So the plan that protects you on an ordinary Tuesday night doesn't turn against you when the streets catch fire.

Best of all, most of it costs little or nothing.

That's because so much of a burglar's decision is made by what he sees. The book lays out the numbers. Most burglars try to find out whether a house has an alarm before they make a move, and when they find one, about half walk away. And more than one in three don't break in at all. They simply turn the knob of a front door someone forgot to lock.

That's not a gear problem. It's a thinking problem. And thinking is free.

This is the complete playbook I wish that construction supervisor had been handed before his city fell.

It's more than 220 pages of field-tested strategy, surveys, checklists and step-by-step plans, organized around the three stages of crisis. Common crime. Riots. Civil war.

It is not a 500-page encyclopedia you'll never finish. It is not a flimsy pamphlet of "lock your doors" tips either.

It won't turn you into a soldier. It isn't meant to. You don't need to be young. You don't need to be in peak condition. And you don't need to spend a fortune on gadgets.

Jesus told his disciples to be wise as serpents and harmless as doves. This book is about the serpent's wisdom, in the hands of people who intend to stay harmless.

Here is just a small part of what you'll discover inside.

Why the "Most Prepared" House on the Street Is Often the First One Hit

• The one decision that matters more than any gun, alarm or steel door you will ever own. If you do nothing else after reading this book, do this one thing (Page 17).
• Too prepared is a target. Visible cameras, tools and gear tell a criminal you have something worth protecting. He may avoid you tonight and come back better armed. The guerrilla answer is to look ordinary and only give the impression of strength (Pages 22, 91).
• Never let your neighbors help with your security audit. Not even the friendly ones. In a crisis, the people who know your weak spots and your supplies hold the upper hand (Page 18).
• The 300-yard test. Could you lead your family out of the house at midnight, with no flashlight and no streetlights, to a safe place you picked in advance? Here's how to make sure you can (Page 25).
• The innocent social media habit that lets a burglar study the inside of your home before he ever sets foot on your street (Page 29).
• The nine mistakes that get guerrillas killed. Vanity is on the list. So is a habit almost every proud American man has (Page 45).

That's the guerrilla way of thinking. But the best plan for your house means nothing if you freeze the first time a stranger tests you. So the book starts with you.

A Street Criminal Decides Whether You're Prey in a Few Seconds. Here's What He's Watching.

• The two thoughts that quietly turn good people into victims. One of them is "I follow the rules, so the police will protect me" (Page 59).
• The Eight Tells. Before an attack, a predator often glances around for witnesses, sizes you up, shifts his weight, moves a hand toward his waist or fixes his hair or clothes for no reason. When those signs start to stack up, the book shows you exactly what to do (Page 68).
• If a stranger won't back off, step to your 3 or 9 o'clock. You keep him in front of you and catch his partner in the corner of your eye. Attackers rarely work alone (Page 68).
• Today's criminals don't wait for you to leave. Many strike while you're home and the alarm is off. At your gate. In your driveway. At a red light. Where to be most alert (Page 66).
• Comply completely or fight with everything you have. Never in between. Why the half-hearted response gets more people hurt than either one (Page 67).
• How to project quiet authority even if you aren't tall or muscular. Hold eye contact for three seconds. Keep your voice slow and low. Move deliberately, never in jerks (Pages 76–78).
• The most important quality of a defensive firearm has nothing to do with caliber or magazine size. And why the pistol you keep for the house should be quieter, not louder (Pages 83–84).

Once you stop looking like prey, the next step is to make your house stop looking like prey too. And that starts with a number that surprises almost everyone.

More Than One in Three Burglars Never "Break In" at All...

• Here's how burglars get in, according to the figures in the book. Front door 34%. First-floor windows 23%. Back door 22%. Garage 9%. Basement 4%. Second floor 2%. More than a third simply turn the knob of an unlocked door. Now you know where your first dollar belongs (Page 88).
• Why so many burglars ring your doorbell before they break in. And how to answer without ever opening the door (Pages 88, 114).
• Your yard is talking. Toys say you have kids. Tools and cameras say you're ready, so the next crew may bring more firepower. What to put away before tonight (Page 91).
• Lay gravel on your walkways and nobody reaches your porch in silence. Run the path straight from the gate to the door, never alongside the house, so a visitor can't study your windows on the way in (Page 94).
• Barberry. Blackberry. Rose. Gooseberry. Hawthorn. Plant them under your windows and along the fence, and your landscaping becomes a barrier nobody wants to push through (Page 94).
• "All the hardware in the world isn't useful if a thief can take it out frame and all." The simple door test that tells you if yours is next (Page 102).

Front doors and windows are where most homeowners stop. Burglars don't. They go looking for the openings you forgot you had.

• Why a burglar will walk right past your reinforced front door and head straight for the boiler-room door (Page 102).
• The door between your garage and your house. Treat it exactly like your front door. Plus how thieves copy a garage remote and open the big door without any force at all (Pages 104–106).
• Hang a dog leash and a pair of men's boots by your front door. Anyone peeking through the mail slot sees that a big man and a dog live here. It costs nothing (Page 104).
• Most experts tell you to make the master bedroom your safe room. In many modern homes, the children's rooms are too far away. The better plan is to make one of the kids' rooms the safe room and go there yourself (Page 110).
• Why coming out "guns blazing" is the most dangerous thing you can do during a home invasion. Plus the indoor rules that keep your family out of the crossfire. No warning shots. Never stand in a doorway. Move as soon as you speak (Page 112).
• Thirteen warning signs your home is being cased right now. Number six is your dog. Number eleven is your trash can (Pages 112–116).

Everything so far works against a lone criminal. But a burglar is one man. A mob is a force of nature. And a force of nature doesn't care how good your deadbolt is.

Your Alarm Is a Joke and Your Front Door Is a Speed Bump... When a Mob Is Standing on Your Lawn

• The Floodwater Rule. Treat a riot like a rising river, not a fight. Three moves tell you when to build your defenses, when to watch, and the exact moment to take your family and go (Page 122).
• Live near a courthouse, a bank, a gas station, a liquor store or a pawn shop? Those addresses sit in the path of every riot. What to do if yours is a block away (Page 124).
• The flag on your porch. Why it can single out your home during an angry protest. Taking it down for one night is not surrender. It's guerrilla thinking (Page 138).
• The wrong fence can draw rioters instead of stopping them. The right one blends in with the neighborhood, stands back from the house to give you a buffer, and never looks like a fortress (Pages 128–130).
• Planning to hide in the attic during a riot? Without one simple addition, your hiding place can become a death trap (Page 136).

Fortifying is only half the job. The other half is pure guerrilla. You make the crowd believe yours is the wrong house to try.

• The Mannequin Trick. How to make rioters believe your home is guarded by far more men than you have. A few dressed mannequins, a little movement, a couple of recordings. All of it designed to send the crowd toward an easier house (Page 140).
• A handful of flashlights placed in different rooms, pointing out of different windows, can make one family look like a squad (Page 140).
• The Evacuation Trigger. Three signs that mean it's time to go. And why the best hour to leave is when the riots are at their quietest (Page 146).
• Trapped in your car by a mob? Don't honk. Don't rev the engine. If you must move, go slowly and steadily so people can step aside. Plus the two words to write on a sheet of paper and hold to the glass (Pages 148–149).
• Caught in tear gas? Half liquid antacid and half water can ease it. A bandana soaked in vinegar can serve as a makeshift mask for a couple of minutes (Page 150).

Most of us pray it never goes further than that. But this book doesn't stop at riots, because history doesn't.

Is Your House a Fortress... or a Trap?

• The one missing ingredient that turns riots into civil war. It's the development to watch for in your own town (Page 154).
• The three phases of an attack on a neighborhood. Long-range fire comes first. Then the advance on the ground. Then door to door. Recognize phase one and you buy your family time (Page 156).
• Why so many American homes, built of wood and glass, make poor strongpoints. And what to look for instead (Page 162).
• The Mousehole. The urban-fighting method for moving from room to room, and even between buildings, without ever stepping into a hallway or a street (Page 167).
• Brick beneath the windows. Steel plates inside the walls. The upgrades you can make before trouble starts that no visitor will ever notice (Page 168).

There's a killer more dangerous than any of these. It moves faster than a burglar, and it doesn't care about your locks.

More Than 80% of Fire Deaths Have Nothing to Do With the Flames

• Your burglar-proofing can trap your family inside a burning house. How to secure your home without blocking a single fire exit (Page 177).
• Run your family's fire drill blindfolded. It's the closest you can get to the darkness of real smoke. And teach everyone to test a door with the back of the hand before opening it (Page 178).
• A fire escape mask costs around $40. A rope ladder for each upper floor, $50 to $100. Why every member of your family needs the first, and every floor needs the second (Page 179).
• Never throw water on a grease fire. It can erupt into a fireball. Cover the pan with a lid and starve it of air instead (Page 178).

Which brings us to the question every family eventually asks. Where do we go when someone is already inside?

The Safe Room That Saves You From a Burglar Can Kill You in a Riot

Which room for which threat. Guerrilla Home Defense, page 185.

• One room can't do it all. For a home invasion, choose an upstairs bedroom, because intruders tend to stay on the ground floor. For a riot, an interior room at the center of the house. For a civil conflict, the basement (Page 185).
• Hiding in the attic? A bullet fired from below can pass through most attic floors. Here's the fix (Page 186).
• The basement mistake that can seal your family in. And the tools to keep inside so you can break out through the weakest wall (Page 190).

And when even the safe room isn't enough, you need to know two more things. How to get out. And how to keep each other alive once you do.

The Six Questions That Decide Whether Your Family Gets Out in Time

• Six questions your family must be able to answer before you ever leave. Where are we going? Which route? What's the backup? They matter more than the best gear money can buy (Page 207).
• The three tiers of evacuation. What's on you if you must go this minute, what's in the rucksack, and what goes in the car (Pages 208–210).
• Give each child a bug-out bag of their own, with a favorite small toy inside. Their own bag gives them a sense of control and helps keep panic away (Page 210).
• Camping in the woods should be your last resort. The seven shelter options to consider first (Page 211).
• M.A.R.C.H. The order battlefield medics follow to keep a wounded person alive until help arrives (Page 220).

Every one of these is laid out in plain language, with surveys you can walk with a notebook and checklists you can hand to your spouse.

Your home is the heart of the plan. But I've seen too many good people survive the danger and then lose everything in what came after.

So when you claim your copy of Guerrilla Home Defense today, you'll also receive three bonus guides. Each one closes a gap the main book can only touch.

You can't stay home forever. Your family goes to church. To the mall. To ball games, restaurants and festivals. And attackers choose those places precisely because they expect soft targets who can't respond.

This guide is built on 99 official references, from the FBI, the Department of Homeland Security, CISA, the American Red Cross and the national Stop the Bleed program. Inside:

• The Two-Exit Rule. The moment you walk into any church, mall or theater, find two exits. And never count the door you came in through (Page 3).
• The "weighted walk." How a hidden gun changes the way a man moves. Plus the jacket that stays zipped on a warm day, and other cues to watch for (Pages 5–6).
• The Silent Word. One word your family agrees on that means "leave now." No questions. No debate (Page 8).
• Why the "Golden Hour" won't save someone who is bleeding badly. Severe bleeding can kill in three to five minutes. The three skills that make you the real first responder (Page 14).
• At a concert or festival, don't run with the panicking crowd. Run perpendicular to the sound of gunfire, toward the edges where the exits usually are (Page 26).

Picture a blackout that lasts days, brought on by sabotage, prolonged riots or worse. The strategies in Guerrilla Home Defense will still protect your family. But it's far easier to spot threats, keep your cameras watching and keep your radios and phones alive when your home still has power. This guide shows you:

• Five inexpensive or free energy sources that can keep your home running when the grid goes down.
• A practical setup guide for each one, so you aren't fumbling in the dark when the moment comes.
• The essential safety measures for every source, so your backup power keeps your home a haven and not a hazard.

Here is the part almost nobody prepares for. When the threat is over, a second fight begins. It is fought in interrogation rooms, courtrooms and the court of public opinion. It can last for years. And it is judged by people who weren't there, who felt no fear, and who have all the time in the world.

This toolkit prepares you for that fight before it ever starts. Inside, you'll discover:

• The Five Pillars every prosecutor uses to judge a self-defense claim. Fail just one, and your entire justification can collapse (Page 9).
• The car-parts case. How one man protecting his own property was ruled "the aggressor," and the line you must never cross (Page 10).
• Stand Your Ground or Duty to Retreat? The 50-state chart that shows your state's rule, how far your Castle Doctrine reaches, and whether you're shielded from a civil lawsuit (Page 22).
• Cleared in criminal court and still ruined. How an attacker's family can sue you after you've been found justified, and the states that protect you (Page 21).
• The one calm sentence to say the moment officers arrive. It begins, "Officer, I am the reporting party. My hands are empty." Memorize the rest now, while your hands are steady (Page 41).
• "I think I should talk to a lawyer" sounds safe. It may not protect you at all. The exact words that do (Page 48).

Defending your family should never cost you your freedom, your savings or the future you fought to protect.

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Why so little? Because I didn't put my life's work into this book to get rich. I wrote it because I have seen what happens to good families who wait until the night arrives. I want this in as many American homes as possible before it does.

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Choice #1. Do nothing and hope.

You can close this page and hope the war stays overseas. Hope the political war cools down. Hope the lie never goes live. Hope the crowd turns down a different street.

But hope is not a plan. And when the storm is already at your ankles, waiting is not neutral. It's a decision.

Choice #2. Try to figure it all out yourself.

You could spend the next six months digging through forums, conflicting videos and a dozen other books. And you might still end up following advice built for a single burglar, or advice that could get your family hurt.

Choice #3. Get the plan today.

For $37, protected by a 60-day guarantee, you can skip the trial and error. You get a complete, field-tested playbook for all three stages of danger, plus the legal, public-safety and power guides that close the gaps.

The choice is yours. Just don't let someone else's crisis make it for you.

The lights go out. The alerts don't agree. The roar of the crowd is getting closer.

But this time, it's different.

You already know what you're seeing. You already know which streets to avoid. Your house looks like every other house on the block. Nothing in the yard. Nothing in the windows. Nothing worth the trouble.

Your family is already moving. Nobody asks what to do. One signal is enough. Everyone knows the room, the role and the way out.

And when your children look at you this time, you have the answer.

"Do not be afraid of them. Remember the Lord, great and awesome, and fight for your brethren, your sons, your daughters, your wives, and your houses."

Nehemiah 4:14

That is the duty. This is the plan.

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I live in an apartment or a townhouse. The book covers buildings with shared entrances, shared attics and garages. The three principles work wherever you live.

Stay frosty,

Frank Greene

P.S. The three forces don't need to win. They only need one night. One blackout, one lie, one angry crowd that turns down the wrong street. Your plan has to be in place before that night, not during it. Get Guerrilla Home Defense and all three bonuses for $37, protected by the 60-day Quiet Night Guarantee.

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P.P.P.S. The midterms won't settle anything. Whichever side wins, the fight over the result will run for the next two years. You don't need to predict which night it boils over. You only need to be ready before it does. The three bonuses are included while this page is up, and I can't promise they'll stay in this package forever. If you're reading this, they're still yours.

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