The Statue of Liberty Weeps...

[TOM4CWB]

Faithful Democratic Freedoms, a great nation divide...

Grace and Mercy receding, surging deceit and pride...

The Great Princess weeps, watching the nation deny...

Virtue and Truth, fearing that justice died...

God have Mercy, humanity reaps what we sow...

[TOM4CWB]

Faithful Democratic Freedoms, a great nation divide...

Grace and Mercy receding, surging deceit and pride...

The Great Princess weeps, watching the nation deny...

Virtue and Truth, fearing that justice died...

God have Mercy, humanity reaps what we sow...

The teachers of the law and the Pharisees brought in a woman caught in adultery. They made her stand before the group 4and said to Jesus, ‘Teacher, this woman was caught in the act of adultery. 5In the Law Moses commanded us to stone such women. Now what do you say?’ 6They were using this question as a trap, in order to have a basis for accusing him.
But Jesus bent down and started to write on the ground with his finger. 7When they kept on questioning him, he straightened up and said to them, ‘Let any one of you who is without sin be the first to throw a stone at her.’ 8Again he stooped down and wrote on the ground.
9 At this, those who heard began to go away one at a time, the older ones first, until only Jesus was left, with the woman still standing there. 10Jesus straightened up and asked her, ‘Woman, where are they? Has no-one condemned you?’
11 ‘No-one, sir,’ she said.
‘Then neither do I condemn you,’ Jesus declared. ‘Go now and leave your life of sin.’ [Gospel of John:8]

[burnt]

Jonathan Church, CFA
@jondavidchurch
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Feb 3
There is a distinction to be drawn between "capitalism causes greed" and "greed can express itself through capitalism" as it can through socialism, feudalism, or some other "ism". Human nature is prior to the "system".

This is an interesting twitter thread:

https://twitter.com/jondavidchurch/status/1356967471945814019?s=20 https://twitter.com/jondavidchurch/status/1356967471945814019?s=20

[foragefarmer]

With these extreme cold temperatures, sure glad we have great snow cover on the farm for all the 1000s of acres of perennials.

Mined you seeing that planet Earth is 4.5 billion years old, Evolution has certainly made them adapt to our cold Canadian climate.

[ajl]

With these extreme cold temperatures, sure glad we have great snow cover on the farm for all the 1000s of acres of perennials.

Mined you seeing that planet Earth is 4.5 billion years old, Evolution has certainly made them adapt to our cold Canadian climate.

Which is exactly why theory of evolution is pure bunkum. If a species did not have the characteristics necessary for survival under the conditions, it would die out before it was developed.

[foragefarmer]

Which is exactly why theory of evolution is pure bunkum. If a species did not have the characteristics necessary for survival under the conditions, it would die out before it was developed.

Wouldn't have expect any other answer from one of the Convenient Christians of the Earth is only 6000 years old club.

Didn't take long for the other members of the club to be his "Like Button Buddies"

Only one member missing, where's Oliver88?

What a useless non Agricultural and non Commodity Marketing thread to begin with, just as well totally
F uck it up and put it to death.

[shtferbrains]

I don't have any strong opinions on chistians one way or the other but that one made perfect sense.
Don't let it trigger you.
Yer reputation is what you make it.

[Sheepwheat]

I don't have any strong opinions on chistians one way or the other but that one made perfect sense.
Don't let it trigger you.
Yer reputation is what you make it.

Forage hates. He just hates christians as you can tell. It’s kind of sad, actually really sad. I feel for ppl like that.

[tmyrfield]

Which is exactly why theory of evolution is pure bunkum. If a species did not have the characteristics necessary for survival under the conditions, it would die out before it was developed.

Please explain herbicide resistant weeds, fungicide resistant fungus and insecticide resistant insects.

All of these are developed to control a species. and they do but the very few that may have a bit of genetic resistance survive and become the dominant survivor, aka survival of the fittest aka evolution.

[sumdumguy]

The reality is that North Americans, Europeans, Australians, some Asians, Eurasians, island folk have embraced and died for democracy. The rest of the world is clammering to get in on the great life our forefathers have fought for. Recently and blatantly, the antics of the left leave us speechless at the ways they have undermined the democratic fabric of USA and Canada. We are aghast at the extent they will go to gain unfair advantage over democratic fundamentals including elections, control of media, forces. We are watching a war of wits. How will the Third World War be fought?

[Guest]

With these extreme cold temperatures, sure glad we have great snow cover on the farm for all the 1000s of acres of perennials.

Mined you seeing that planet Earth is 4.5 billion years old, Evolution has certainly made them adapt to our cold Canadian climate.

How much you got ?
We sure got lots here , have probably had 2-1/2- 3 ft all toll

[Sheepwheat]

Please explain herbicide resistant weeds, fungicide resistant fungus and insecticide resistant insects.

All of these are developed to control a species. and they do but the very few that may have a bit of genetic resistance survive and become the dominant survivor, aka survival of the fittest aka evolution.

No new genetic info is added. Info that was always there gets selected for. To compare adaptation through selection as full blown evolution is a pretty far reach.

No one disputes this kind of micro evolution within species. What is in dispute, (actually to evolutionists it’s not in dispute of course), is microbes to man kind of full blown evolution.

Ie. some how the first mammal had to somewhere along the way come up with all the needed parts, uterus, triggers for placental growth, properly fitted genitals for successful breeding, mammary glands, the list is enormous, but all at once, or the species would not have survived. If a step was missed, no dice. And this would have had to have happened completely randomly all over the world at once.

[foragefarmer]

How much you got ?
We sure got lots here , have probably had 2-1/2- 3 ft all toll

You got me beat that's for sure, we have around a 1-1/2. But we're lucky compared to many areas of southern Manitoba.

The stubble has held all the snow which is great.


I'm so thankful Noah was able to save the seeds on the ark of all the perennials I grow. He must have had one Hell (oops) of a seed bank on that ark!

[tmyrfield]

No new genetic info is added. Info that was always there gets selected for. To compare adaptation through selection as full blown evolution is a pretty far reach.

No one disputes this kind of micro evolution within species. What is in dispute, (actually to evolutionists it’s not in dispute of course), is microbes to man kind of full blown evolution.

Ie. some how the first mammal had to somewhere along the way come up with all the needed parts, uterus, triggers for placental growth, properly fitted genitals for successful breeding, mammary glands, the list is enormous, but all at once, or the species would not have survived. If a step was missed, no dice. And this would have had to have happened completely randomly all over the world at once.

The genetic diversity of life is what has allowed life to survive through the 5 great extinction events. each time a different apex phylum evolved. The latest, the younger dryas, caused all the mega fauna to disappear. It also was very catastrophic to much of the earths other flora and fauna. and had a huge impact on the human populations. Fortunately weather patterns became very favorable to agriculture and human populations thrived to what we have today.
Accident or some higher power? I don't know.

WE are here separated from the rest of the universe by time and space, our radio signals have barely reached our closest neighboring stars. we are just an infinitesimal dot in an almost infinite universe so lets spend our time arguing with strangers on the internet.

[Happytrails]

Forage farmer— grass farmer. I’m a little slow.