Hello from SE Ontario

Hello folks I'm a horse trainer/construction worker/ turned organic farmer. We grow everything we need including milk and cheese products. I am interested in finding the truth especially in regards to ancient history and the biblical account. Conspiracies are fun too...no worries; I've already debunked flat earth...lmao

a reply to: Onthebit

Welcome aboard.

Ofcourse the earth isnt flat , if it was how could you get to the inner earth the nazi visited.

a reply to: Onthebit

Hi! Welcome! Your handle pulled my attention- I am a horseperson too. Owner, and have trained many of the horses in this area, though I have left that off a bit in the last few years. I seem to have had some of my passion wane.

I am originally from California, now live in South France on a 300 year old farm, in mountainous area.
We've got a prepper streak which led us here, where we could sustain ourselves if need be.

Hope you enjoy the site! You should find enough to keep you busy!

a reply to: Onthebit

Hi there Canadian,

welcome to ATS.

I only have one Canadian joke, so I will save it for later.

Have fun and look around then get busy replying and posting.

ETA Just remembered, I know 2 Canadian jokes!

a reply to: Onthebit

A warm welcome to you from WNY, Lewiston to be more accurate.

a reply to: Onthebit

Welcome to the show Onthebit! Thanks for sharing a little about yourself, it sounds like you have a nice operation going. Must be nice knowing you can provide for yourself and not have to rely on this unstable economy/marketplace

This a great place to study ancient history, religion and theology, current events & conspiracies and much more. Have a blast and I look forward to talking with you on the forums

Thank you all for the warm welcome. Inner earth is a lovely fantasy.... I wish I lived on a 300 acre farm in France..I bet it's stunning. My family comes from Belgium.

a reply to: Onthebit

I live in France (sort of), but not on 300 acres, and yes it is stunning - well, at least where I live (must get some empirical evidence for that, after all this is ATS )

a reply to: 1984hasarrived

You too? Yay! I am not alone here!


(Though just for the record, we don't have 300 acres, it's just 300 years old.)

a reply to: Bluesma

hah It was a conspiracy I was trying to start. Sorry I read that wrong....I should have known since 300 acres isn't a farm it's an estate!!

a reply to: Onthebit

Welcome onthebit, it's always nice to have a fellow Ontarian on board

a reply to: Onthebit

Hello and Welcome to ATS!
This from You: " We grow everything we need including milk and cheese products."
So... I can just plant an empty milk jug, and it will grow into another one?!

I NEVER knew that!!

a reply to: SyxPak

Depends on the season....usually you plant the cow and then harvest as it matures.

What kind of livestock do you have? What breeds?

a reply to: Bluesma

I cross Lineback with Irish dexter. I used to just breed purebred Dexter's but hated the society's infighting and I love my new 'skunkbacks'. I have a 17hh grey Standardbred I raised from birth, dogs, cats and chickens..... How about you?

a reply to: Onthebit

Ok. Thanx for that! And Thanx for realizing I was only teasing You! A bit of ATS fun!!

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originally posted by: Onthebit
a reply to: Bluesma

I cross Lineback with Irish dexter. I used to just breed purebred Dexter's but hated the society's infighting and I love my new 'skunkbacks'. I have a 17hh grey Standardbred I raised from birth, dogs, cats and chickens..... How about you?

Oh- I have none! Originally, my dream was to have a real working farm, but my first pig slaughter with the neighbors made it clear to me that you can't make a farmer out of a city girl overnight. I was traumatized.

So, I have stuck with cats, dogs, and horses. But I love cows. I like to help my neighbor with his, and spent a couple years in training on a ranch here, learning cowhorse disciplines. But there's a point it is too expensive to do just for fun! (for me anyway).

a reply to: Onthebit

Hello fellow Ontarian and welcome. Kudos for you turning organic farmer because being self-sufficient is the way to go and, they say, horse manure is third on the list - after chicken and dairy cow.

www.plantea.com...

You won't see me on the biblical debunking threads as it can get very heated.