subject: New Business Keeps High Tech Electrical Switches Away From Terrorists [print this page] Like many online retailers of high performance electric switches and wiring accessories E-Switches stays busy serving the needs of automotive, aviation, marine, computer, and electronics industries all over the world... almost, like any responsible patriotic business it recognizes the need to keep high tech supplies away from extremist groups and does not do businesses with terrorist states such as Iran, Libya, Syria, North Korea, and Lebanon. If it did do business with them such shipping arrangements would most definitely put some the best high tech electrical components in the world at greater risk of falling into terrorist hands.
As the race for better things continuously increases in competitiveness engineers are always in need of the best in cutting edge technology at affordable prices. Legitimate organizations need high tech switches, circuit breakers, relays, and waterproof connectors to build the boats, cars, trucks, airplanes, personal computers, and home appliances of tomorrow while improving, upgrading, and customizing the achievements of today, but what would a terrorist do such things? One hates to brainstorm, but people who spend most of their lives living in caves thinking of ways to harm America probably have thought of every possible way to use E-Switches merchandise to kill as many people as possible. Whether it be wiring up a roadside bomb and blowing up a platoon with the latest push button or rigging up a suicide bomb vest with state of the art wire connectors to embark on a 72 virgin crusade at a red cross humanitarian tent, everyone who is not a terrorist should agree that keeping fanatics away from easy to use affordable electronics supplies is a good thing.
Thanks to businesses like E-Switches you can sleep easy at night knowing that one online retailer delivers the goods where it matters and not where it kills. A model business that sets the bar high to inspire others.
New Business Keeps High Tech Electrical Switches Away From Terrorists
