Patriotic Group To Build Armed 'Defensible' Neighborhood Fortress

By Gregory Gwyn-Williams, Jr.

A group of like-minded patriots, bound together by pride in American exceptionalism, plan on building an armed community to protect their liberty.

The group, named Citadel, intends to purchase 2,000 to 3,000 acres for the project in western Idaho. The community will comprise of 3,500 to 7,000 families of patriotic Americans who "voluntarily choose to live together in accordance with Thomas Jefferson's ideal of Rightful Liberty."

According to the Citadel website, Rightful Liberty means that "neighbors keep their noses out of other neighbors' business, that neighbors live and let live."

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Posted: Jan 15 2013, 12:08 AM

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Wonder if this will turn into another Waco , when the State firebombed those kids and women because that one group had some weapons!

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Posted: Jan 15 2013, 12:32 AM

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Projects that are not a secret are doomed to fail.

At the tiniest mistake, authorities will close them down for good.

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