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TexasTowelie

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Mon Mar 20, 2017, 08:57 AM Mar 2017

Two South Carolina lawmakers prepping survivalist communities to 'restore the fabric of America' [View all]



COLUMBIA — For those concerned about societal collapse or impending disaster, two South Carolina lawmakers have a plan. It includes community ammo depots and tactical weapons training.

State Reps. Josiah Magnuson (left), R-Campobello, and Jonathon Hill (right), R-Townville — both from tiny towns in the Upstate Bible Belt— are in the process of setting up what they call the “Virtue Solution Project,” a group that is seeking to either save America or survive a societal collapse, which they both believe is likely coming.

The organization is a mixture of religious ministry, grassroots political organizing and disaster prepping. At its core, their movement hopes to save the country by reshaping it to their interpretation of the Founding Fathers' ideals.

They are advocating that their followers, and offshoot groups, form their own communities that will no longer have to rely on corporate America or the “tyrannical” federal government. They are encouraging neighbors to support “principled men” — such as themselves — who are willing to nullify laws and court rulings they don’t agree with, like abortion, gay marriage, gun restrictions and federal standards for driver's licenses.

Read more: http://www.postandcourier.com/news/two-south-carolina-lawmakers-prepping-survivalist-communities-to-restore-the/article_c05b9fe8-08ec-11e7-8f13-37304d77cf3b.html

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