Security Systems

We (hubby and I) always wanted some camera around the house for our children. We don’t have 180 degree window and we can’t see them around the yard when they are playing outside. I know there are so many kinds in the market and the type we wanted is too much for our budget. Furthermore, the affordable once are simply affordable. I think it will only last a few rains and winds then straight to the garbage. I like quality rather than quantity because I like it to last longer.

We would pick a wireless security system like copper package for less than $30.00 a month. However this is not a camera to put around our house but a motion detection security system. We could have it put in before my youngest son started walking. He goes outside without letting us know on those days. But he grew out of it and follows our rules now.

Anyway, the package includes control panel, 1 motion detector, 3 entry points, internal siren & door chime, battery backup, one button arming, 3 window decals and 1 yard sign. Furthermore, at limited time they offer a free Micro Sensor Upgrade (online only). Call 1 (800) 951-5111 for more information and get two key chain remotes with your order.

Now my question is, will this protect us from a domestic attack? Like ATF who’s trying to get our firearms (because citizen are not supposed to have firearms, what constitution are they reading) and police officers who busted your front door open because you sell organic products (when is selling organic products against the law when you are license to sell them)?


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