Special medication delivery May 6 in Twin Cities will test terror attack plan

Sure it's empty.. I wouldn't open it.

good point. there will also be a ton of confused seniors.

i'm from the twin cities

Great find OP. OP, what are you plans for the bottle should you receive one?

Told ya.

good way to spread a airborne virus.

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Sounds wonderful, unless the government is being run by someone with the mindset similar to Jim Jones.

first, it was the twin towers...

soon

Holy Batshit!!!

This is extremely suspicious. I mean really now.

The government knows how good the Posy office gets everyone's tax mailings to them, they already know how good the post office is at sending out monthly bills, car registrations, jury duty crap...ect.

The post office gets the mail out period. It's already known.

Why spend good money (our tax dollars yet again,being wasted) having bottles manufactured and mail postage paid.

Smells like some fat cat somewhere will be getting yet another huge kickback from yet another government project.

Good find OP,we need to watch this.

agreeded.

Then the police will arrest them all fo not having a prescription LOL

Post office practicing medicine without a license LMAO

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Lol, its a cyanide pill.

Its not to save you, it is to kill you.

A lot more to this than meets the eye,if we were a country of constant terrorist attacks,which we are not I could understand it,as of late ,Black Op's buzzing over LA and Chicago ,Russians military about to train with our troops on our soil and in one thread,

May 20th - REAL doom? Connecting all the dots...for CHICAGO?!

mention from a truck driver who eye witnessed Chinese troops on Mexican border.TSA and NDAA,add all together seems to be the makings of a nasty soup.

Hmm.... lining all up....

The Twin Cities experiment will be the first large-scale test of the delivery, which has also been tested on a smaller scale in Boston, Philadelphia and Seattle, reported the Star Tribune.

The average mail carrier reaches 400 households in a day, said Postal Service spokesman Pete Nowacki to the Star Tribune, so delivery "is the easy part.''

But the workers had to go through hours of safety training and preparation, which included being fitted with protective masks. Local law enforcement officials will be on hand during the test to escort the postal workers, as they would be in a true emergency.

Minnesota health officials began development of the idea in 2004 and said they expect this test drive of the method to be watched by other states.

The biggest logistical concern has been informing the communities about the simulation. They have been notifying residents to expect the empty bottles and to recycle them.

word up

This Sunday.

success!