Unique Survival Skills to Help Keep You Alive in Bad Times

Spy Escape & Evasion

Spy Skills From An Ex-CIA Agent

Hey, I hope you are doing well!

I've just added another product to my tactical evade and survive series. 

As you can plainly see, the world is not a happy place right now. There is crazy stuff happening across the globe and even on our own streets. 

Now is not the time to be weak or unprepared. In fact, now is the time to make sure that you have the skills and tools necessary to fight and survive against anything that threatens you and your family.

That is why I have added the Spy Escape and Evasion program to my resource list for you. This program covers a lot of important and very cool tactics, techniques and procedures that will give you the upper hand when it comes to surviving any threat.

Ever see the FBI and CIA guys on TV pick a lock in seconds... Think it’s bullsh*t? Think again. It's real... but you had to go to CIA school to learn the trick until now.

Can you guess what tool they use to pick locks so fast? You can learn about it HERE.

Jason Hanson, the CIA Spy Escape expert on TV's Shark Tank is sharing this normally classified information for a short time, along with...

How to disable any attacker with a "special" ink pen
How to hide anything, even a gun, in plain daylight
How to gather "DIRT" on anybody
How to access the CIA black market for gear
What to do if you're kidnapped
How to escape handcuffs
How to disappear in a crowd in seconds
What you need to know about fake IDs
CIA social engineering secrets
How to become a human lie detector
How to hot-wire a car
And MUCH more...

Go check it out NOW before he pulls the info down.

Learn valuable life saving techniques, available only in the Spy Escape and Evasion Program.

Eric Dempsey

Master Sergeant, US Army Retired

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P.S. Can you guess the 2 second move that makes you virtually IMPOSSIBLE to hit in a fist fight... It's stupid simple but amazingly effective, be sure to grab that part.

P.P.S. Just learning how a CIA agent thinks is worth the read. Almost everything is the opposite of what you would think. It's weird. Go now before it's too late.

Never carry the bloody pigs foot

When I look back on all of the courses and schools that I have attended, this one always ranks near the top as far as lessons learned, practical experience and take away knowledge.

I am extremely grateful that I had the opportunity to attend 5 different courses at this school house. 

Working and learning with a variety of international SOF / LRRP / LRS soldiers was an educational experience by itself, separate from the actual course content. 

Many of the lessons learned way back in the 80's still apply today. 

I also learned a lot of "what not to do" as well. 

One humorous (wasn't humorous at the time) lesson learned, came from the survival with resistance to interrogation course. 

When you are evading enemy forces, who are tracking you with military K9s, never keep the bloody pig's foot in your cargo pocket. 

Can you say scent trail for miles? 

The next lesson learned was to always let the other guy carry the bloody pig's foot in his cargo pocket. 

And when the dogs come, run in the opposite direction of said dude with the pig's foot in his cargo pocket. 

I passed, he failed. He had the pig's foot. I gave it to him after he said he wanted it. 

I felt bad for a second while the dogs descended upon him - only for a second though. Then I chuckled and kept running. 

Dumb ass! Never, ever, carry the bloody pig's foot!

Eric Dempsey

Master Sergeant, US Army Retired