Bring on the straight jacket!

https://x.com/Snowball1776/status/2000156725714866626
When I posted this, I thought it was "real." .... But upon reflection, I've decided that it most likely is satire and not a real DJT post.
(Sorry about that)

December 14, 2025

"President Trump is relentless in pursuit of our freedom"

https://x.com/Damaan4u33/status/2000026053222482344

December 14, 2025

What are we doing to our children?

"Every lockdown drill is a confession of failure. Every barricaded classroom is an indictment. Every child taught to hide is proof that the adults in charge have surrendered."
— MeidasTouch (@meidastouch.com) 2025-12-14T20:52:36.535Z

December 14, 2025

Cyclist frees a mountain goat that got its horns trapped around a tree

https://x.com/AMAZINGNATURE/status/1999822400037220353

December 14, 2025

Trump: The Grifter-in-Chief

The grifter in chief.
— Michael J. Stern (@michaeljstern.bsky.social) 2025-12-14T21:08:05.760Z

December 13, 2025

Sign: Justice for Muzzled Dog Tied to a Tree and Left to Die in the Freezing Wildnreness

Lady Freethinker.org
November 28, 2025

Muzzled, tied to a tree on a short rope, and reportedly abandoned in the frigid wilderness of British Columbia, a helpless dog pulled desperately against its restraint, according to the British Columbia SPCA.
Unable to eat, drink, chew through the rope, or protect itself, it was left to die -- terrified, freezing, and alone.

Two hikers later discovered the dog's lifeless body.
While the remains resembled those of a German Shepherd, the level of decomposition was so advanced that authorities couldn't determine the dog's sex.

With no ID tags or microchip, there was no way to trace where the animal came from, and whoever left it to endure such horrific suffering has yet to be identified.

Sign our petition urging authorities to thoroughly investigate to find whoever is responsible for abandoning this innocent dog.
https://ladyfreethinker.org/sign-justice-for-muzzled-dog-tied-to-a-tree-and-left-to die?

"It's awful to think about the dog's last moments and the panic of being left alone in the woods to die this way."
Anyone who believes they have relevant information about the identity of the dog and/or its owner is asked to call the BC SPCA Animal Helpline at
1-855-622-7722. The line is open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., seven days a week.

https://nelsonstar.com/2025/11/28/spca-looks-to-identify-deceased-dog-in-alarming-penticton-area-cruelty-case/