I’m sure if you watched the news a few years ago you remember the gang initiation known as the “knockout game.”

The “knockout game” was a vicious gang initiation ritual that forced new gang recruits to knock out unwitting suspects with a swift punch to the side of the head.

Almost all people attacked were seriously injured.

Some of them had their skull’s caved in and died.

And while the knockout game is no longer part of gang initiation…

There’s a new, more disturbing initiation taking place.

To join their gang, new members are told to target older men and women and do the most disgusting things imaginable to them…

Things that would make a Law & Order Special Victims Unit episode look tame.

Imagine if they targeted your wife or daughter!

Sadly there’s no way to stop these initiations from happening (even if the wall is built)...

Which is why you must prepare for a day when you could become their unsuspecting victim.

Thankfully a cop buddy of mine told me any unarmed man can stop dangerous men like this without a gun, knife, taser, etc… IF they possess a unique skill known as the “Trident.”

Here’s why:

The “Trident” incapacitates your attacker instantly. It also never runs out of ammo, never jams, and is combat-proven.

That’s why CIA operatives and Navy SEALs are trained to use it when caught unarmed (or when their firearms fail).

The “Trident” has never been publically shared…

But today ex-CIA operative Jason Hanson wants to show you the “Trident” exactly as he learned it during training at Langley, Virginia.

Click here to see him reveal the “Trident” Free.

DISCLAIMER: Intelligence officials are likely uncomfortable with Jason’s choice to share the “Trident” with civilians… so what you’ll learn on the next page could be removed without notice.

P.S. If you decide to use the “Trident,” be aware it is potentially lethal. This information could easily be abused if placed in the wrong hands.

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