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Every day, we hear stories on the radio about peace and isola- tionism. Well, they're just that: stories. Glittery bits of fiction to placate our citizenry and make us feel "safe." But as it turns out, the Grace administration has been spinning these fibs to dis- tract us from the facts - they're amassing a collection of weap- ons unlike the world has ever seen. Our network of operatives can't be silenced with threats and fancy machinery. The mili- tary's latest weapons may look powerful, but so are we. And our tax dollars paid for those guns...

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  • Every day, we hear stories on the radio about peace and isola- tionism. Well, they're just that: stories. Glittery bits of fiction to placate our citizenry and make us feel "safe." But as it turns out, the Grace administration has been spinning these fibs to dis- tract us from the facts - they're amassing a collection of weap- ons unlike the world has ever seen. Our network of operatives can't be silenced with threats and fancy machinery. The mili- tary's latest weapons may look powerful, but so are we. And our tax dollars paid for those guns...
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  • Every day, we hear stories on the radio about peace and isola- tionism. Well, they're just that: stories. Glittery bits of fiction to placate our citizenry and make us feel "safe." But as it turns out, the Grace administration has been spinning these fibs to dis- tract us from the facts - they're amassing a collection of weap- ons unlike the world has ever seen. According to our sources, the U.S. government has a weapons bunker in Lawrence County, South Dakota. There has even been speculation that they caused the tragic Homestake mine disaster of 1948 just so that they could commandeer the land for the storage and maintenance of hundreds - maybe thousands - of high-tech guns. The photos on this page depict the War Department's ominous new firepower. Why would they need a rifle with a rotary saw? Do they plan on making furni- ture out of our bullet-riddled corpses? They've gone over the deep end, firing from both bar- rels all the way down. And now, they're training a team of maniacs to operate these monstrosities. They call them "Sentinels" and they're yet another unwelcome development from the Special Research Projects Administra- tion (SRPA). These super-sol- diers aren't like you or me; they kill on command for a govern- ment that keeps its population in the dark on matters of nation- al defense. Is there any way of stopping this blood patrol? The only question that remains is: where will these massive rifles be aimed? At Europe? Or Mexico? Or perhaps at anyone who dares to speak against the Grace administration? We can't trust our leaders to determine who "the enemy" is. The enemy is President Grace himself, and the Alliance can't let him gun us down without a fight. We may not have been able to stop Project Abraham, but we helped spread the word to thousands of motivated Alliance members around the nation. They took action. They took a stand. They took back America in every way they could. Our network of operatives can't be silenced with threats and fancy machinery. The mili- tary's latest weapons may look powerful, but so are we. And our tax dollars paid for those guns...
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