Eisenhower's final warnings

Dear Reader,

General Eisenhower was the most powerful American general in history, leading the Allied forces to a decisive victory over the Nazi-led Axis Powers in World War II.

"Ike" grew so popular that he won the 1952 presidential election in a stunning landslide, taking almost five times as many electoral votes as his competitor, Adlai Stevenson.

But Eisenhower's final act as public servant came 16 years after the end of WWII, and yet almost no Americans know about it.

He issued a stinging rebuke to a secret group of powerful players buried deep within the U.S. government.

The dark force he warned of sought to control the money and banking systems, restrict core citizen freedoms and to pull the strings of every branch of government.

General Eisenhower's final warning was a clarion call for the common American taxpaying citizen: a call to every man to protect himself and his family from the encroaching secret power of this underground government.

His message has never been more important because the shadowy force he warned of has only grown in power to this day. And so has the threat they pose to your freedoms, money, and financial independence.

My dad, Bill Bonner, recently unearthed Eisenhower's videotaped warning and added some controversial analysis of his own. You'll want to see it because Eisenhower's warning has never been more urgent. Here's the whole video.

Regards,
Will Bonner

P.S. Don't let the circus of today's presidential election distract you from the threat Eisenhower revealed in his final warning. Here's the entire story, along with my dad's thoughts, so you can decide what to do for yourself...