These Wal-mart store closures will have a disproportionate impact on Americans who are economically vulnerable and are more likely to be opposed to the political agenda of the current administration...

Look At This Map! Majority Of Wal-Mart's Closed In 'Conservative, Southern States' - More Proof Martial Law, FEMA Camps & Total Collapse In Our Near Future?
Stefan Stanford | All News Pipeline
Jan 16, 2016
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Last year across a few southern states in America, several Wal Mart stores were suddenly shut down for 'plumbing problems' and when no plumbing permits were found being pulled and other 'oddities' emerged surrounding the closings of these stores, conspiracy theories sprung up almost immediately. Believed by some that the stores were being turned into 'processing centers' for the 'rounding up' of US patriots and 'red listers', others believed we were only witnessing a 'practice run' for the 'real thing' to come at some other moment in time. The 1st video below takes a look at that theory and this 'other moment in time' that could be now. Newly released by ETprepper, the video is called "Wal Mart Store Closings And FEMA Camps: Economic Collapse And Martial Law Soon?"

Published on Jan 15, 2016
https://youtu.be/9tWE84PzQdQ

With Friday's announcement of 154 Wal Mart stores across America being shut down, if we include Wal Mart Express, Supercenter's and Neighborhood Markets, all owned by Wal Mart, we see an absolutely astounding number of stores closed in southern states compared to northern states as seen in the maps in this story. The list below does not include the stores in Puerto Rico nor Sam's Clubs being closed - for a total of 143 stores. The store closure list is broken down as such:

9 stores in Alabama, 1 store in Alaska, 11 stores in Arkansas, 9 in California, 2 in Colorado, 1 in Connecticut, 3 in Florida, 7 in Georgia, 9 in Kansas, 2 in Illinois, 8 in Louisiana, 1 in Maryland, 1 in Michigan, 4 in Missouri, 6 in Mississippi, 1 in Nevada, 1 in Ohio, 2 in Oregon, 17 in North Carolina, 6 in Oklahoma, 3 in South Carolina, 5 in Tennessee, 29 in Texas, 1 in West Virginia, and 4 in Wisconsin.

Why are so many Wal Marts being shut down in southern states? If we look at the list above, 130 of the 143 locations in the US might be considered 'Southern states if we consider California, Colorado and Nevada 'southern'. Why would nearly 91% of the shuttered stores be in those states, states also largely considered politically 'Conservative'?