BackToTheLand

@PaulJeffries @Aarvoll_ @uberdriverzero @Tr00peRR Way too much Paul... Think he's likely a busy Man! Back To The Land, at least to me, meaning back to basics, back to the fundamentals, the core foundational aspects of high quality living. I'd like to find exceptional people, grow exceptional food, live an extraordinary life♡

Ok, that’s helpful. So to clarify: The movement or project is about separatism or preservation of the group, and the mechanism is a back to the land approach? So it’s not a pastoral or anti-modernity philosophy primarily? Because the name and the website makes it seem like the latter. That’s why I was asking why you were complicating it with the special requirements about cultural segmentation. That was made more complicated because the way you refer to European culture on the website makes it seem like it’s the particular European cultures that are being segregated. So you have the French people in one place in the Germans and another. (Well, if the Germans didn’t insist on coming over and the French didn’t welcome them, but we know how that turned out.) Assuming that is correct: Why is it “back” to the land? There isn’t a sense in which White people in America departed the land or were removed from it. I assume that is a metaphor, but I’m not sure what it evokes for you. Is the idea that as American society has evolved from a prior state that you have nostalgia for to the current state, that has been associated with urbanization and lifestyles that are less integrated with the environment? Or less autonomously controlled by the family, so that people can’t provide for themselves without the cooperation or controls of the wider culture? And then the other thing I wanted to ask you about is exactly what the group definition or commonality is. I said elsewhere that I don’t think it makes sense to talk about a single “European” culture. But in any case, it’s clear now that you mean American people anyway. It sounds like you just mean what ordinarily we’d call “White” people. Is the reason you don’t designate your affinity group as such on the website because you want to be careful to not use a race designator, for legal/regulatory reasons? I appreciate your responses and I have a couple more things I’d like to ask you; but rather than create a whole tree of “if you mean this then my question is that”, let me see what the facts are about the things I raised so far (and then I would know what I want to ask you next). Thank you for indulging me.

‘Inside the Ozark hills in Arkansas, a group called Return to the Land has established a whites-only community.’ - NBC News

@Aarvoll_ @Tr00peRR People get triggered because they have been indoctrinated from birth, certainly from 5 or 6 years old! For 12+ years conditioned & programmed to beLIEve! Word choice matters Wouldn't even speak in the negative like "it's not wrong" I'd simply say it is our right to choose Period

@Tr00peRR Return to the land supports the right of all groups to form intentional communities around the identities they value. I'm happy to talk with any critics about our association and its goals. It's not wrong to live among your own people.

@mwiser24 @yclark44 @idropFbombs Certainly hope so! (: Until then we need to find people with integrity and intelligence to form small communities and help each other build a safer, healthier life on a solid foundation. More we learn about our society, the more it feels like it has been built on sand.

@BackToTheLand8 @yclark44 @idropFbombs Amen to that It’s kinda scary To even think bout. Like what are they even growing for us😂🤣 Good thing God is taking us farming soon

I think the Amish are another experiment. I would bet everything I have that they are heavily monitored. They didn't choose not to sign on the dotted line. They were ALLOWED not to. The illusion of choice doesn't end with us. Trust and believe.

@myhiddenvalue When you have experienced real food grown-raised yourself with integrity and intelligence, it becomes obvious grocery stores and resturants are just another house of cards and are probably the largest cause of illness and disease in the world, with medical field right behind 🙄

It's a sad world when we have to check to see if our food is real or not.

@mwiser24 @yclark44 @idropFbombs In my experience most grocery store "food" is barely edible Compared side by side with food we grew or raised ourselves ~ no comparison, none. It's like it's not real, even so called "organic" is wayyy below what we grow ourselves~ our bodies crave what we grow, tolerate the rest

@yclark44 @idropFbombs Agreed, I get some my supplies there Better than local store👊

@JasonWrich @MeatMafiaHarry @MrSollozzo That's where we disagree Everyone has their fully fabricated mind-made *perspective There can be only One "Truth" Real, Genuine Integrity is deeply and profoundly honest = then solutions! Everything else is falsehood=sand We prefer foundations built upon Rock♡♡♡, not sand

@BackToTheLand8 @MeatMafiaHarry @MrSollozzo No dishonesty. Everyone has their truth. I will on infringe on yours. I will not judge you. Appears we may diverge on that subject. Truth and transparency is the hallmark of true salt of the earth people. There is only one who has the right to judge. I look for solutions.

10 Things You'll Learn from "Dirt to Soil" By Gabe Brown

@JasonWrich @MeatMafiaHarry @MrSollozzo In your reality to make good money you have to be dishonest, play the "crazy game"?? I'm sure the people are wonderful And if the foundation is not built on integrity, you won't attract exceptional people! Dishonesty breeds Dishonesty no matter how small or subtle~that's reality!

@BackToTheLand8 @MeatMafiaHarry @MrSollozzo Middle America. You either adapt and overcome, or you wither and die. Been there, done that. Just reality.

@JasonWrich @MeatMafiaHarry @MrSollozzo Yeah you obviously missed it. I'm only interested in people who have integrity, and intelligence helps! When playing the pronoun game that means they are willing to condone my being a she, or they or a wolf or a whatever I make up. Feels off to me Just my opinion~ it is dishonest

@BackToTheLand8 @MeatMafiaHarry @MrSollozzo What are you talking about the gender role thing? Their ranch managers graduating class was half boys and half girls. Don't miss the forest for the trees.

@JasonWrich @MeatMafiaHarry @MrSollozzo That's very interesting! Thank you for the information We will reach out to them. It's a bit concerning they feel the need to play the gender roles game? It's one thing to be all accepting, it's another to promote the insanity of 2% imho They're potentially alienating about 98%

@BackToTheLand8 @MeatMafiaHarry @MrSollozzo quiviracoalition.org/newagrarian/

@itsme_urstruly Very cute! Looks like he might need a friend and more attention. Maybe give him a cart to pull, help out on the farm, or something? idk These animals with personalities like to be involved and not just left out in a field all day every day ♡

The donkey meets his new toy and instantly loses it with joy. 😂 Pure happiness, right there.

@DaysofNoahGen6 What about the root? We just ate a nice celery root chopped up with our potatoes this weekend ♡

How to grow Celery from seed in containers and raised beds from seed to harvest! Celery can be one of the more difficult vegetables to grow. The key is to not seed them too deep (just below surface seeding) and to transplant the seedlings to containers once mature enough. Then just be patient since they have a long germination period. This video does an excellent job of walking through it! #Gardeningtips

@benburton78 @herdyshepherd1 Thank you Ben for mentioning John! X is turning out to be much more enlightening than ever thought possible ~ wow (: Been avoiding social media for two decades, however podcasts are indeed an incredible source of information! Thanks again, great site! ♡ johnkempf.com

@herdyshepherd1 Hi James, have you listened to the Regenerative Agriculture Podcast by John Kemp. It is blowing my mind. So much I didn’t know... Thanks for doing a great job. 👍🏼

Everyone in my house laughs at me because the new normal is videos about soil, photosynthesis, root exudates, and bio mimicry If you wonder what ‘regenerative farming’ is and why it is so exciting watch this Why is a Diverse Pasture a Good Investment? youtu.be/brn5wKVOGEg

@TeresaBReynold2 @herdyshepherd1 Absolutely! Well said That's really foundational isn't it! When we see tilled soil, it's light brown and basically dead, not a worm or any critter to be found anywhere It is obvious they don't comprehend the basics of healthy soil, how can they grow healthy food for a human body?

@herdyshepherd1 Knowledge is power! Imperative that anybody working with and on the soil understands the basic building blocks of our soil ecosystems...info that builds the story of a land, it’s peoples, and points the way forward to reclaim what once was, to restore balance to the natural world

@BeulerDam Ha, used to dream about an underground home, was obsessed with idea for awhile growing up, ask anyone lol Thank you for the advice, I'll look for abandoned copper mines out West! That's actually a very wise idea! If only we could find someone with resources that was like-minded

@BackToTheLand8 inside a copper miner is my choice bug out location. only place to hive from bio metric drone scanners, emf, clean water deep in springs with minerals.

Here's three years worth of research crammed into two hours that proves behind a shadow of a doubt all the various means of manipulation, from seeding, to plane and tower based directed energy weapons, plan destruction areas and so on and so forth. If the evidence in this video can't convince somebody what's happening , nothing will. it's one stop shop and basically my retirement gift to the weather watcher community.

@whiteoakpasture @joerogan Last of the good ole boys! Scalin like a fish (:

Glad we were able to visit @joerogan again- his studio simply wasn’t complete without a couple jars of soil. It’s time to focus on not only the nutrient density of our foods but equally on the mark their production is leaving on our environment. Commodity crop systems are very efficient and can feed the masses. But, the unintended consequences are not something to discount. We’ve improved our soil from less than a half inch of organic matter to over 5%. It might not sound like much but is the difference between absorbing 4.5 more inches of rain every hour. This is huge for recharging aquifers and keeping rain where it falls.

@MeatMafiaHarry @JasonWrich @MrSollozzo What we need is a good way to connect people who want to get Back to The Land with people who have acreage, ranches, farms, and are willing to work something out for trustworthy people who have the desire but lack the resources Maybe it exists and we haven't found it yet? IDK (:

@JasonWrich If you found this thread useful please LIKE and RT the first tweet in the thread. Also FOLLOW @CarniClemenza and @MrSollozzo for more information on a holistic approach to health!

@threadreaderapp @Arceris_btc How is that any better? imho the flashing ads are worse

@Arceris_btc Hello, here is your unroll: threadreaderapp.com/thread/1514934… Have a good day. 🤖

@WWF Gabe is Great! I'm curious about how WWF is helping the average person get Back To The Land? Is there a network that connects land owners or farmers with people who want to work that land? People who follow the healthiest practices like Gabe, Joel, Michael, etc. We are looking

Healthy soil is essential to the future of food production but did you know our planet is losing 24 billion tonnes of fertile soil every year? Meet Gabe Brown, a farmer from North Dakota, who is practicing regenerative farming to improve soil and the ecosystem🌱

@samdknowlton Where's the bacteria, protozoa, mycorrhizal fungi, worms, etc. You stated those tomatoes are nutrient dense! How exactly? Isn't that like saying a synthetic vitamin is nutrient dense!? No comparison with Nature & all that we know is in healthy soil & all that we don't know yet

This greenhouse system produces ~ 90 kgs of nutrient-dense organic tomatoes per square meter using a soilless media. Despite popular belief, soilless media can maintain a vibrant biological community on par with healthy ag soils and yield crops with superior nutritive quality and flavor. Some of the most nutrient-dense horticultural crops I've seen come from the system pictured. Two things stand out about this: 1) Today, even the best agricultural soils are relatively poor biologically and lack optimal fertility. The resulting crops from these soils don't reach their genetic potential and have inferior nutritive quality. 2) Biological agronomy paired with precise and complete plant nutrition pushes crops to a fuller genetic expression which yields food with nutritional integrity. Nutrient-dense crops are still a rarity in our food system. The next wave of agriculture will be driven by nutritive quality rather than an abundance of empty calories.