About

 Warren A. Johnson is an author, speaker, and devout American history buff.

Warren has written several articles for publications including The Networker, JEMS, and American Motorcyclist. He has several devotions published with Christian Devotions. He also authors essays on American history from the Christian worldview. He is currently working on his novel series, The Pheromone Chronicles.

Mr. Johnson has been public speaking for 35 years. 

In the 1980s, he began presenting Haversack History at local schools and churches. He has spoken about early-American history, the Constitution of the United States of America, and how the Constitutional Republic suffers because a growing majority don't know or understand the original founders' intent. He has presented at the National Mall and the South Carolina State House in Columbia.

Until Facebook censored many Americans during 2020, Warren participated in the SCLFM Constitution page as an administrator, where he did approximately seventy-five 30-minute segment live feeds concerning Constitutional issues such as the Federalist Papers, first and second amendment rights, and the construct of the Constitutional Republic. He had also contributed to The Liberty Den, where there were over 2,000,000 followers and he had over 200,000 views every time his work was posted. 

When working for Simulaids, Inc. (now NASCO Healthcare), Warren presented product information to audiences of both domestic and international distributors in places such as Dubai, Germany, and Singapore, as well as many cities within the United States.

Warren lives in Upstate South Carolina with his wife Barbara and their princess Coton de Tulear, Cindy. He is the acting chaplain of the SC Light Foot Militia. A Navy veteran, Warren enjoys weekly gatherings with other local vets. When he isn't busy writing or speaking, he enjoys playing video games, taking rides on his Goldwing motorcycle, and playing cards with his children and grandchildren.

Warren can be found on Twitter and LinkedIn. Facebook https://www.facebook.com/me/