$DTII News Today: Defense Technologies Internation
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Posted On: 09/20/2017 1:57:11 PM
$DTII News Today: Defense Technologies International Corp. Announces Expansion of Terrorist Security Technology
http://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/29143/Def...cKrobKGN1s
Las Vegas, Nevada--(Newsfile Corp. - September 20, 2017) - Defense Technologies International Corp. (OTC Pink: DTII) announced today that the company, in addition to marketing in the U.S., is now expanding sales and marketing of its terrorist security technology from the United States to and throughout Canada.
The Company's 'Passive Security Scan' is a unique "next generation" walk-through detector scanning unit. This patented and trademarked passive scanning system allows for detecting and identifying concealed threats such as guns, knives, etc.
Unlike other scanners the public is more familiar with, the Passive Security Scan does NOT use X-rays to detect threats.
"Presently, there are over 7,000,000 students enrolled in elementary, high school, and universities in Canada and the United States," stated Defense Technologies International CEO Merrill W. Moses.
The company is now offering "distributor" opportunities for its security technology in all the Provinces and Territories of Canada from the Pacific Coast of British Columbia to the Atlantic Coast of Newfoundland and Labrador as well as the North of Canada.
Serious health concerns have been raised over the repeated exposure to X-rays from other scanning machines currently in use. The "Passive Security Scan" technology is based on the 'Earth Magnetic Fields' has no emission whatsoever and is therefore extremely safe and harmless to the person passing through our portal.
"We believe that our Passive Security Scan is the best solution for helping protect students and faculty members throughout Canada from harmful terrorist attacks," added Moses.
Our Website: http://www.defensetechnologiesintl.com/
Video of the Passive Security Scan Portal: https://youtu.be/nypDRF2xhlA
http://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/29143/Def...cKrobKGN1s
Las Vegas, Nevada--(Newsfile Corp. - September 20, 2017) - Defense Technologies International Corp. (OTC Pink: DTII) announced today that the company, in addition to marketing in the U.S., is now expanding sales and marketing of its terrorist security technology from the United States to and throughout Canada.
The Company's 'Passive Security Scan' is a unique "next generation" walk-through detector scanning unit. This patented and trademarked passive scanning system allows for detecting and identifying concealed threats such as guns, knives, etc.
Unlike other scanners the public is more familiar with, the Passive Security Scan does NOT use X-rays to detect threats.
"Presently, there are over 7,000,000 students enrolled in elementary, high school, and universities in Canada and the United States," stated Defense Technologies International CEO Merrill W. Moses.
The company is now offering "distributor" opportunities for its security technology in all the Provinces and Territories of Canada from the Pacific Coast of British Columbia to the Atlantic Coast of Newfoundland and Labrador as well as the North of Canada.
Serious health concerns have been raised over the repeated exposure to X-rays from other scanning machines currently in use. The "Passive Security Scan" technology is based on the 'Earth Magnetic Fields' has no emission whatsoever and is therefore extremely safe and harmless to the person passing through our portal.
"We believe that our Passive Security Scan is the best solution for helping protect students and faculty members throughout Canada from harmful terrorist attacks," added Moses.
Our Website: http://www.defensetechnologiesintl.com/
Video of the Passive Security Scan Portal: https://youtu.be/nypDRF2xhlA
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