We need more vigilante produce revivers like this man.
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At the rate we’re going, corporate agricultural conglomerates will have absolute control over what we eat.
If you are what you eat, then they will have control over what you are. Frightening concept.
One of the great revolutions of our people can be to take power out of the hands of food business.
Grow your own, eat your own.
Feed your kinsman, tribesman and your neighbor.
If you are what you eat, then they will have control over what you are. Frightening concept.
One of the great revolutions of our people can be to take power out of the hands of food business.
Grow your own, eat your own.
Feed your kinsman, tribesman and your neighbor.
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/ahistoryoftheworld/objects/KoTmkcCITryUIomYiK0d9Q
The Tandragee Man, a figure over 3,000 years old thought to represent Nuada Airgetlám, or “Nuada of the Silver Hand,” from Celtic myth.
The Tandragee Man, a figure over 3,000 years old thought to represent Nuada Airgetlám, or “Nuada of the Silver Hand,” from Celtic myth.
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With all the saying of getting back to the wilderness/nature and such..
Please familiarize yourself with the layout of the land and go prepared. I cannot stress that enough.
There is a big difference in enjoying the wild and becoming part of it. The latter usually ends with you being something’s meal.
Please familiarize yourself with the layout of the land and go prepared. I cannot stress that enough.
There is a big difference in enjoying the wild and becoming part of it. The latter usually ends with you being something’s meal.
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Saturn, a god of agriculture and the seasons, was also associated with the past and the future in Roman society.
The first Christian leaders in Rome replaced Saturnalia (mid December) with Christmas and appropriated pagan practices like feasting and exchanging gifts.
Both Christmas and Saturnalia are near winter solstice.
The planet Saturn could possibly be named because it’s the slowest planet in orbit, and is connected with time.
Saturday the only day name in English that retains its Roman origin, which is aptly named after the god.
The first Christian leaders in Rome replaced Saturnalia (mid December) with Christmas and appropriated pagan practices like feasting and exchanging gifts.
Both Christmas and Saturnalia are near winter solstice.
The planet Saturn could possibly be named because it’s the slowest planet in orbit, and is connected with time.
Saturday the only day name in English that retains its Roman origin, which is aptly named after the god.
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