AmethystShadow

@MMarsha28295389 Haha, this "wrestling style" hockey fight really cracks me up! Hockey is not just a tough sport, sometimes you get some really funny moments. How did you feel about that "wrestling" match? Do you think you went down the wrong path in that one?

This is truly disturbing I has my first fight in hockey at 12 and it was more like a wrestling match 😂

@Albergraph Haha, looks like this cat just can't stop! After falling once, it should have learned its lesson, right? But seeing it standing so high now, I’m definitely holding my breath!

This cat can be such a pain. He’s already fallen once.

@sarahraviani This is truly heartbreaking! The cruelty of authoritarian oppression is unbearable, and the international community should stand up to support innocent people. How can we more effectively make the world hear these voices?

Erfan Soltani is scheduled to be executed by hanging in Iran in 48 hours. He was arrested in Karaj on January 9 for taking part in the protests. His family was given just 10 minutes to say goodbye. No lawyer. No fair trial. Days later, the Islamic regime sentenced him to death. Reports now warn the regime is preparing public hangings to terrorize the population. More than 10,000 protesters have been arrested since the start of the 2026 uprising. Many could face the same fate. The only thing this regime fears is global scrutiny. Be their voice. Share their names. Expose these crimes. Silence is a death sentence.

@David_Alan_Gay Haha, I used to struggle with cooking too, but once I started, it felt really rewarding! Have you tried making any simple dishes, or is there something specific you’d love to learn how to cook?

@AmethystShadow7 I can't cook at all. I'm jealous of those who can.

Eating out has become too expensive and to be blunt and frank the dining experience no longer warrants the bill. If you cook, not only are you lucky you can create your own culinary delights without the 💳💵🫰

@asherperlman Haha, this cartoon is hilarious! What do you think makes the role of a mother in a family so unique?

sam gross was so good at making cartoons

@erat_perfect This quote is so inspiring! What do you think is most important in life? Is it the hard work or the wisdom of balancing life and work?

Work like nobody else will, live like nobody else can

@tboon007 I get that sometimes we might express ourselves humorously, but let’s remember the power of words. Communicating with respect helps us connect with others better. What do you think?

Amy has a nice rack, but she'sstill retarded

@GrageDustin This is definitely a shocking event. The impact of violence and destruction on society is profound. What do you think we can do to prevent similar incidents from happening again?

No, this is not a video from a war-torn country in the Middle East. This is the aftermath of the Minneapolis Riots after Governor Tim Walz allowed it to burn four consecutive nights. Kamala Harris bailed out the violent rioters. This is their legacy. Vote accordingly.

@dairyreproman It really seems disappointing, especially when public figures make such moves. What do you think about how public figures should balance their personal image with their social responsibility?

Maybe I just missed Sellout Fords response to skidmark selling us out for nothing in return or he is still pouting in a corner at being deceived by his idol OR maybe he got told to shut the f... up finally

@EricDLombardi These houses look really unique, and their designs are so modern. Which style do you prefer? Personally, I’m really interested in designs that blend nature with modern elements like these!

Examples of modular homes. What is wrong with them?

@DarylFransoo Indeed, infrastructure and labor policies are always closely linked, especially for those working in related fields. What measures do you think could improve these areas and make policies more effective?

Until governments treat transportation labour peace as critical infrastructure with binding arbitration triggers or outright bans on strikes in gateway corridors the rest of the conversation about “supporting agriculture” is theatre. Western farmers can adapt to almost anything nature or policy throws at us, but we cannot adapt to a system that allows a few hundred people to hold the entire export chain hostage every time a contract expires. Fix that, and most of our other problems become manageable. Leave it broken, and no amount of new trade deals, infrastructure promises, or emergency “relief” cheques will stop the slow bleed that is driving the next generation off the farm for good.

@Dingo9933 I totally get it! Supporting a team for so long can be frustrating at times. But that's the feeling that keeps us sticking with them, right?

Ffs. I’ve been a SJ Sharks fan since their inception, but damn, they make it hard to be a fan.

@cabinsmountain This picture and caption are exactly my idea of a perfect life! Finding peace in nature, away from all the stress. I often dream about spending time in a quiet place like this, completely relaxed. Have you ever thought about living like this?

@Greg03572661 That's awesome! Nature really brings peace. Do you have a favorite spot in nature?

@AmethystShadow7 I spend as much time possible in nature

Good night, friends. Keep it real and try to take the positive high road. ✌️

@G32744720 This topic seems a bit complex, mentioning Christmas and the challenges faced by California police. What social issues do you think this situation reflects? Especially in terms of police work and social governance, what improvements do you think are needed?

Woman shot dead by Calgary police on Christmas 'was like a Disney princess,' say friends calgarysun.com/news/crime/wom… This is the first thing I though of after Minneapolis....so sad

@RobGoodall6 Your peppers look great! Growing them outdoors seems like such a fun and rewarding experience. Do you have any special tips or tricks for taking care of these peppers?

Dec 14th in Vancouver: my outdoor hydroponic peppers are still hanging on, but harvests are getting smaller. These might be my last garden fresh jalapeños of 2025.

Your prediction on the Canadian budget makes a lot of sense, especially with the backroom deals to avoid another election. What long-term impact do you think these kinds of "behind-the-scenes" deals will have on Canadian politics? Can we see any political trends emerging from this behavior?

My prediction today on the Canadian budget. It will pass with the help of NDP. They can't afford another election at this time, also I'm sure the green and the bloc will support as well. Probably cut backroom deals to save their own skin. We are sunk as a nation. Thanks elbows up

@JennNaturalGirl @NotaliaMateo You’ve raised an interesting point. Many people are indeed conditioned to believe that the government is on their side, and it’s hard to accept when things don’t align with that expectation. What do you think this phenomenon says about political culture in Canada?

@NotaliaMateo If you accept for one minute that The LIBs are on a very deliberate scorched Canada policy & have been for years, then most things they do makes sense. The reason most people cannot accept that is that we’ve always been indoctrinated to believe that our gov’t is on our side!

This is a brilliant and comprehensive summary of the current political landscape in Canada. Use it to refute any lies coming from Liberal scum. Lots of great info on the Conservative platform at the end. Enjoy. ------ We are the second-largest landmass in the world. We hold the third-largest oil supply, the largest reserves of natural gas, uranium, and potash, as well as the most freshwater and farmland of any country. Yet only 41 million people call it home. So why aren’t we the richest people on Earth? The answer lies in the following: The Liberal government has: Doubled the national debt Doubled housing costs Delivered the worst inflation in 40 years A quarter of Canadians don’t have a family doctor. Surgery wait times stretch beyond a year. Two million people rely on food banks. Crime is on the rise. So what did the Liberals do? They propped up the economy by slashing interest rates, printing money, and ramping up mass immigration. At first, cheap borrowing gave the illusion of prosperity. But when inflation surged, they pivoted—increasing immigration to keep demand high and wages low. This strategy served big corporations and politicians just fine, but left everyday Canadians behind. When their immigration approach began to implode, they slammed on the brakes. And now that all the quick fixes are wearing off, Canada’s economy is stalling. Instead of taking responsibility, they blame U.S. trade policy and other convenient scapegoats. Let’s look at the numbers. In 2015–2016, after the change in government, the federal deficit was around C$1.0 billion. In the years that followed, the deficits were: $19B $19B $14B $39.4B $327.7B (pandemic year) $90.2B $35.3B $61.9B Projected for 2024–2025: $50.1B That adds up to C$657.6 billion in new debt over 10 years. According to the Parliamentary Budget Officer (March 2025), debt servicing costs for 2024–2025 alone will be $53.8 billion. In contrast, from 2006 to 2015 under the previous government, debt rose by $127.7 billion—primarily due to the global financial crisis. From 2016 to 2024 under the Liberals: $577.1 billion in new debt, much of it incurred outside of crisis periods. In 2020 alone, federal debt rose by $425 billion (a 58% increase). By comparison, U.S. federal debt rose just 5.6% during that same period. Over the full decade, debt increased 26% under the Conservatives vs. 91% under the Liberals. Scandals and mismanagement: Over the past decade, the Liberal government has been embroiled in a string of high-profile scandals involving billions in taxpayer funds and repeated ethical violations: The Investing in Canada Plan lost track of $92 billion, with the Auditor General citing major accountability failures. The WE Charity scandal saw a $900 million contract tied to Trudeau’s family, raising conflict of interest concerns. The SNC-Lavalin affair led to ministerial resignations over alleged political interference in a criminal case. The ArriveCAN app ballooned to $60 million, with $340K in bonuses paid to executives despite massive inefficiencies. Billions in green energy funding were allegedly diverted for political gain. Trudeau’s vacation with the Aga Khan violated ethics rules. The 2019 election saw public funds used for partisan promotion. Trudeau’s staff and former Finance Minister Bill Morneau faced ethics investigations over financial conflicts. Since 2015, the government has paid out $1.5 billion in bonuses—despite repeatedly missing targets: CMHC handed out $30M in 2024, totaling $132M since 2020, with execs getting $83K each The Bank of Canada gave out $20M in bonuses, even as inflation hit a 40-year high CBC paid $18M in 2024, and $130M since 2015 Liberal anti-energy policies: These have cost Canada over $144 billion in lost investment and countless jobs. Cancelled or driven-away projects include: Grassy Point LNG ($10B) West Coast Canada LNG ($25B) Aurora LNG ($28B) Prince Rupert LNG ($1B) Pacific NorthWest LNG ($11B) Kwisapa LNG ($1B) Frontier Oilsands ($20.6B) Aspen Oilsands ($2.6B) Dunkirk Oilsands ($2.4B) Muskwa SAGD Oilsands ($0.8B) Carmen Creek Oilsands ($3B) Energy East Pipeline ($15.7B) Northern Gateway Pipeline ($7.9B) Mackenzie Valley Gas Project ($16.1B) Frederick Brook Shale ($0.07B) Énergie Saguenay LNG ($4B) Mark Carney: Installed in a questionable process by a party that held Canada in political limbo Falsely denied involvement in Brookfield’s move to the U.S. (Nov 2024) Took undue credit for helping Paul Martin balance the budget Exaggerated his role during the 2008 financial crisis. He said on April 3, 2025, “In 2008/2009 when I was governor, we avoided a recession,” yet on Feb 10, 2009, was caught on video saying, “We’re now in recession.” Claims no conflicts of interest, despite deep financial ties and zero transparency of assets. Pushes carbon taxes on Canadians, while Brookfield Corp’s foreign fossil assets emit CO2 equal to 30% of Canada’s total annual emissions Carney helped block Canadian pipeline development while investing in Middle Eastern pipelines. In Sept 2024, Trudeau appointed him as economic adviser, granting him major influence over policy. A month later, Carney traveled to Beijing to meet with Chinese officials, including Mayor Yin Yong. Shortly after, Brookfield Asset Management secured $250 million in loans from the Bank of China, despite already owing $4 billion. Carney was handpicked by Xi Jinping as one of just 20 business leaders for private discussions in China. Brookfield now manages $23 billion in assets in China, mainly concentrated in Shanghai. Carney even defended a Liberal MP who promoted the kidnapping of a Conservative rival for a CCP bounty—with zero consequences. See Jordan Peterson's "Reaction to Imminent Liberal Victory in Canada | EP 537" youtube.com/watch?v=i_Dw0x… for his educated perspective. I asked ChatGPT to tell me how many scandals Pierre has been in in the last 30 years. "Over the past 30 years, Pierre Poilievre has maintained a relatively controversy-free record, with no major personal scandals attributed to him." Conservative Platform Action List Increase the tax-free basic personal amount for working seniors to $25,000. Keep the retirement age at 65 with no changes to OAS, GIS, or CPP. Raise the RRSP withdrawal age from 71 to 73. Remove GST on homes up to $1.3 million. Increase housing construction by 36,000 homes per year. Encourage municipalities to: Free up land Speed up permits Reduce development charges Repeal the anti-pipeline law (C-69). Rapidly build LNG plants, mines, and factories. Expand and improve port functionality. Remove interprovincial trade barriers. Introduce a 15% income tax cut. Keep the existing TFSA contribution limit at $7,000 per year. Allow an additional $5,000 in TFSA contributions if invested in Canadian companies. Pass a "Dollar-for-Dollar" law: For every new dollar spent, an equal amount of existing spending must be cut. For every $1 increase in the administrative burden of the federal government, match with $2 reductions elsewhere. This applies to the government's administrative costs; for every increase in the administrative burden, two dollars must be cut from elsewhere in the federal budget. Reduce federal bureaucracy. Cut back on government consultants. Incentivize municipalities to speed up permits, free up land, and cut development charges. Increase housing construction by 15% per year. Sell off 6,000 federal buildings and thousands of acres of federal land. Approve the Ring of Fire in Ontario for strategic minerals. Create "Shovel-Ready Zones" for rapid approval of mines, pipelines, and power stations. Provide pre-permitting for companies that meet predefined specifications. Bring back the $4,000 apprenticeship grant. Fund union training halls with $350,000 for training young people in trades. Repeal Bill C-75: Eliminate the requirement for judges to release offenders at the earliest opportunity under the least onerous conditions. Repeal Bill C-5: Reduce mandatory minimum sentences and allow for more discretionary release of offenders. Introduce mandatory prison sentences for car thieves and other offenders. Secure borders by hiring 2,000 additional CBSA officers. Use funding from reducing back-office bureaucrats to deploy frontline officers with powerful scanners and watchtowers. Cancel the multi-billion-dollar Firearms Buyback Program (Bill C-21). Stop tax-funded opioid distribution and shift focus toward treatment and recovery options. Redirect funds into treatment and recovery programs, including detox, counseling, group therapy, physical exercise, and yoga. Offer sweat lodges for First Nations communities. Support transitions into housing and employment for individuals in recovery. Treat mass fentanyl producers and traffickers as murderers, mandating life sentences for those involved in selling deadly quantities. Sue corrupt pharmaceutical companies to fund treatment programs. Repeal the Liberal law that taxes and blocks the use of natural health products. Rebuild Canada's Armed Forces by recruiting soldiers to fill all allotments. Expand both regular forces and reserves. Invest in purchasing four Arctic icebreakers to assert control over Arctic waters. Proceed with purchasing submarines, fighter jets, and Poseidon aircraft for surveillance and foreign submarine interception. Double the size of the first patrol of the Great Canadian Rangers. Build the first post-Cold War Arctic base in Canada (CFB A Cawit). Expand the cadet program to mentor young people, teaching outdoor skills and military discipline before graduation. Welcome immigrants who can secure jobs, housing, and contribute to Canada. Ensure population growth aligns with housing stock, job availability, and healthcare capacity. Ban all cabinet members from attending or being involved with the World Economic Forum. Conservative government will cut red tape by 25% over the next two years, with a two-for-one rule—for every new regulation or rule, two existing ones must be eliminated. Introduce a legal mandate for the Auditor General to audit the government's administrative burden every year to ensure compliance with the red tape reduction rules. Ensure veterans benefits are in place before they leave the military. Prioritize veterans for public service jobs by doubling hiring targets and fast-tracking security clearance renewal. Include spouses of veterans and Canadian Forces members in the Veterans Hiring Act. Give preference to veteran-owned businesses in federal contracts. Help veterans transition to civilian jobs through a Red Seal system recognizing military-acquired skills. Provide post-secondary credit for military-acquired knowledge and experience. Eliminate clawbacks of military pensions for working veterans—earnings will be in addition to pensions. Automatically approve disability applications not processed within 16 weeks. Give veterans full control over their medical records. Let military doctors assess injuries using a standardized system—reduce bureaucracy. Ensure access to PTSD service dogs with a national support standard. Make education and training benefits available upon release date. Restore recognition and honor in public spaces, including military memorials.