Survival Seed Banks Half Price - While They Last

If you've been thinking about grabbing a Survival Seed Bank ... or two or three ... now's the time. It's the end of the season, we're clearing out the warehouse, and we're letting these go for half price. The Survival Seed Bank is always a smart investment ... but as this election season approaches, you'll want to be sure to have one tucked away as a safety net in case Obama gets re-elected. I'll tell you why in a minute.

But first, let me reassure you ...

Unlike the seed packets you buy in stores, you don't need to worry about "stale" or non-performing seeds in the Survival Seed Bank. Here are two big reasons why:

#1 Superior germination rates from the get-go

One of the biggest suppliers of seeds for the big-box and garden-center stores is China. By law, the germination rates on these Chinese imports must be at least 70%. They don't set the bar very high, do they? After all, in school, a 70% is about a C-minus. Do you really want to be spending money on C-minus seeds? And that, by the way, is while they're fresh ... the first season out of the field. With each season that passes, those germination rates will diminish as the seed gets staler and staler.

Not our seeds. All of the seeds in the Survival Seed Bank perform well above government standards - typically, they exceed government standards by at least 10 percentage points.

That's because they're authentic strains of proven performers, many of them tested over hundreds of years. They're not genetically modified, and they're not hybrids. Our seeds are chosen by our seed agent, who is one of the world's foremost seed experts. He travels the world over, to six continents, to find the very best seeds. He looks for seeds that will perform well in different geographic areas, that are genetically stable, and that are far enough away from giant industrial farms to ensure there's been no GMO drift contaminating the seed supply.

Once the seeds are harvested, they go straight into climate-controlled storage. Then, before we begin packaging them, each batch is tested for high germination rates. They're tested and certified by an independent laboratory. Our germination rates exceed by far the government regulatory standards--some varieties reach 99%!

Plus, of course, unlike so many of the hybrids sold commercially, you can save these seeds from one crop and plant them the next season. You only have to invest in a Survival Seed Bank one time ... and you'll have more seeds than you can use in a lifetime!

#2 State-of-the art packaging to lock in freshness

Have you ever noticed how most seeds are packaged? In paper envelopes. But paper is porous ... and that's a problem. For the best germination rates, moisture levels should be precisely controlled, and you can't do that for seeds in paper packages. If it's too humid or too dry, the seeds will suffer. Plus, because paper is porous, you need to worry about more than just moisture. Other things in the environment can penetrate that paper, too, and affect the seed quality. And the longer the seeds stay in that packaging (and planting is delayed), the more the quality degrades. That's why you never want to buy seeds in paper packaging at the end of the season to save for planting the following year. Those C-minus seeds can easily be D seeds by the time you get them in the ground.

You never have to worry about that with the seeds in the Survival Seed Bank. They're carefully and precisely dried to optimum moisture levels. Then each seed variety is placed in a special foil packet that ensures the seeds will stay dormant and protected until they're needed. Next, the packets are placed in the waterproof, flameproof, shatterproof, corrosion-proof Seed Bank canister. At a standard home temperature of about 70 degrees, they'll retain their quality for about 20 years. And if for some reason you want them to stay fresh even longer, just freeze them - you'll extend their shelf life about five-fold!

But there's an even more urgent reason you should get a
Survival Seed Bank ...
and it has everything to do with Tuesday, November 6

Many people in the know believe that Obama is just biding his time until he gets re-elected. Then, as he said in a careless comment a few months back, he can pretty much do whatever he wants.

And what is that, exactly? Well, less than two weeks ago, the proof surfaced that Obama really does favor redistribution of wealth. He was speaking to a group of college students in 1998, and here's what he said. "I think the trick is figuring out how do we structure government systems that pool resources and, hence, facilitate some redistribution because I actually believe in redistribution."

And there you have it.

Obama wants to seize resources from the American people so that he can decide how to divide them up. Very quietly, on March 16 of this year, Obama began to put that "structure" in place for redistribution. It's sneaky, and it flew under almost everyone's radar. But make no mistake about it ... if Obama decides he wants your resources, he now has "legal" justification to do so.

On March he issued a new Executive Order that should have every freedom-loving American trembling in fear. Called the National Defense Resources Preparedness Order, it's nothing less than a blatant power grab.

It gives him the pretext to commandeer just about any resource he wants.

At any time.

For any reason.

Or perhaps even for no good reason at all. All he needs to justify it is a "potential threat to the security of the United States." Not much of a hurdle, is it?

With this Executive Order, Obama can seize control of all communications - television, radio, Internet, cell phone towers, phone switches, you name it. He can seize all modes of transportation (including your car).

And he can seize all food stores and food production facilities - including farms. (Yes, your home garden could be seized in theory. But really, it's small potatoes compared to working farms, which are much bigger targets.) But according to the language in the Order, my seed warehouse could easily be a target. Under this Executive Order, there's nothing stopping the feds from raiding my warehouse and taking all my seeds. And there wouldn't be a thing I could do about it.

Meanwhile, in such a totalitarian state, do you really think you'll have the same freedom of access to food as you used to?

Look what happened in the old Soviet Union. The government was in charge of agriculture, which didn't give the farm workers much incentive to keep production up. They didn't care; why should they? There was nothing in it for them. The government was also in charge of the cargo trains that transported foodstuffs around the country. They did a pretty poor job of it - vegetables rotted in train cars sitting on the tracks because coordination was so poor. Millions upon millions of innocent citizens starved to death - all because the government thought it could "redistribute" things more efficiently.

Do you really think that if Obama decides to take control of private resources, he can do any better?

I like to play things safe - and that's why I would really like to have my warehouse cleared of every single Survival Seed Bank before the election. Whether they're planted or stored, I want to get these heirloom seeds into as many hands as possible. That's why I'm slashing the price by 50%. Don't let that 50% off figure fool you - because it really represents just a fraction of

For a limited time, you'll pay just half of that - $74.50 - when you enter coupon code 50% (plus shipping and handling). For that modest investment, you get 22 varieties of nutrient-dense food, enough to plant a full acre crisis garden. Each variety has been carefully selected for its ability to thrive under diverse growing conditions and for its unique contribution to a nutrient-diverse garden.

But act now. This special offer is good for a limited time only.

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Call 1-877-327-0365 to order by phone.

Sincerely,
Bill Heid, President
Solutions From Science

P.S. The Survival Seed Bank has been constructed so that you can actually bury it underground, where it will keep for decades. Before burying, seal the lid shut with PVC glue and then wrap the entire bank in plastic. Bury the Seed Bank two to three feet deep in stable terrain, avoiding utility lines and water pipes. Disguise the dig site by planting a small shrub or bush on top. And then, be sure to remember where you hid it.