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Ex-CIA Insider Exposes How Dems Could Rig the Election

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SEPTEMBER 27, 2024 A GREY SWAN PUBLICATION Ex-CIA Insider Exposes How Dems Could Rig the Election De

SEPTEMBER 27, 2024 A GREY SWAN PUBLICATION Ex-CIA Insider Exposes How Dems Could Rig the Election Dear Reader, Hillary Clinton spying on his campaign… The Russian collusion hoax… The two impeachment shams….The Hunter Biden laptop story cover up… The January 6 "insurrection" hoax. The establishment has tried everything to stop Trump. They banned him from all social media… Raided his house with the FBI…and arrested and imprisoned his top advisors and supporters. They tried to remove him from the ballots in some states… And launched several phony, politically motivated lawsuits… All designed to put him in jail and bankrupt his family. Nothing has worked. But according to former advisor to the CIA, the Pentagon and the White House, who we know through our extensive back-channel network at Grey Swan, Jim Rickards… [This will be Democrat's next desperate attempt to stop Trump](. And this time, it could work. And it could trigger the biggest constitutional crisis in our nation's history… A 50% market crash… the final collapse of the US dollar…and violent riots on the streets. [Click here to see the details and learn the five steps you need to take to prepare](. Stay safe, Andrew Packer Portfolio Director, Grey Swan Investment Fraternity [Turn Your Images On] (c) 2024 The Wiggin Sessions @ Grey Swan, 1001 Cathedral Street, Baltimore MD 21201. Dedicated to examining “highly improbable, but imminent events” likely to change history, economics, politics and finance. Although our employees may answer your general customer service questions, they are not licensed under securities laws. They cannot address your particular investment situation. No communication by our employees to you should be deemed personalized financial advice. [Privacy Statement.]( That said, your feedback is very important. Please do not hit “reply” … rather, contact us with an intelligent question or well-reasoned comments by using this email address: feedback@wigginsessions.com To remove your email from Wiggin Sessions @ Grey Swan: [click here.]( "Sent to: {EMAIL}" [Click here to Unsubscribe]( The Wiggin Sessions

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