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I'm not entirely sure how to interpret this. I'd like to think Adams is making a nice point about how the highest honour we can give our soldiers is not making them work in a warzone anymore, but it looks more likely that he's proposing we keep British soldiers in said warzone indefinitely for the sole purpose of keeping them employed. Unless there's some story about mass layoffs in the Army that I've missed.
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Cloud Potato posted:Independent: Hmmm yes a firearm not used by the British military, well done.
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That was my exact first thought. It's not like the L85A2 isn't a ubiquitous part of the British Armed Forces or anything... I think it's only the SAS which use the M16 styled variants or other manufacturers weapons as main rifles if I recall correctly.
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Mahmoud Ahmadinejad posted:Hmmm yes a firearm not used by the British military, well done. I don't think I've ever seen a British Battlefield Cross, isn't it mainly a US Tradition?
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Fans posted:I don't think I've ever seen a British Battlefield Cross, isn't it mainly a US Tradition? There was one set up where Ian McKay VC died in the Falklands, although his helmet was on a stick of wood and not a SLR. It's since been replaced by a regular cross. 
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on the Home Office and the refugee crisis – The Home Office has defended its decision to end British support for search-and-rescue operations for migrants in danger of drowning in the Mediterranean" Independent:  Times:  Blunkett backs Fallon on migrants 'swamped' comments Express:   It's... hot!?  Express's 2014 "It's hot!" Cartoon Count: 4
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Its time for a whip round to take Thomas to london, so he can see that London does not exist in a valley, inhabit an area of approx a mile, and realise some perspective. QE Tower on the house of Commons is not bigger than the Gherkin, and I'm not sure what Il Duomo is doing in London as opposed to Florence where it normally lives. If there is any money left over, we can by him some new brown crayons so he can draw people like he really wants to.
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London does actually look a bit like that though, e.g from parliament hill.
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Cloud Potato posted:Guardian: quote:Waiting for the Barbarians, by Constantine P. Cavafy.
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GTO posted:London does actually look a bit like that though, e.g from parliament hill. I am Sir Christopher Wren, and I disagree. Seriously, I;m surprised Buck house wasnt shoehorned in. He even worked in Tower 42!
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Kegluneq posted:Waiting for the Barbarians would have been a better title imo.
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on David Cameron – The deputy Labour leader, Harriet Harman, wore a feminist T-shirt at prime minister's questions following David Cameron's refusal to don the garment as part of a campaign for Elle magazine" Telegraph:  After Caravaggio. Independent:  Commons vote on EU Warrant 'before Rochester by-election' Times: 
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Ghoul-dian: "Tayo Fatunla on the UK drugs policy – Prime minister David Cameron says no to drugs policy review after report fails to find link between tough laws and levels of illegal substance use" Terror-graph:  Home Office minister defends asylum policy from attack; Unmanned US rocket Antares explodes during launch Inde-pee'd-pants:  After Bill and Ben. End Times:  Ed Miliband continues to exist; Mr. Turner released in cinemas today 467,994 readers every day:  I'm away this weekend, see you Monday! \
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For god's sake David he's having a seizure!
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Has George's dicknose grown recently? e: vvv Ah, no growth, but the glans has become slightly more pronounced. Is there an economy joke in there? Guavanaut fucked around with this message at 02:01 on Nov 4, 2014 |
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The latest installment in the "Cameron reads a newspaper with his back to Osbourne" saga.
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Irony Be My Shield posted:The latest installment in the "Cameron reads a newspaper with his back to Osbourne" saga. How much did they spend on getting that fireplace redone?
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That Collins is kind of apt, coming straight after another of Thomas' "40 Days of Night" comics. Though judging by the window dawn is starting to break at last, even if it is dawn as rendered by a ZX Spectrum.
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Perfect, just perfect. This is the best format of political cartoons ever. Within a month we'll see "Ed Miliband - more like Ed Milibad!"
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Come on, man. I know you're having a good time with that Fake Latin Names thing you stole from Road Runner, but you do still have to make an actual joke from time to time.
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Cameron's 'lost sole' shirt would have counted if they didn't write Sole directly over him. Also 'dab' over Clegg would have counted if it weren't for the unnecessary Latin.
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Yesterday's Guardian: Guardian:  "Steve Bell on Nigel Farage – Ukip leader Nigel Farage described visiting the poppy art installation at the Tower of London as humbling and awe-inspiring" Telegraph:  Norman Baker quits as Home Office minister Yesterday's Independent:  Independent:  Times:  Express: 
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Cloud Potato posted:Express: 
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I guess burning a traitor in effigy is a classic part of British culture, but there's something weirdly creepy about the Express guy's cheery-faced cartoon characters and their "the opposition are traitors, execute them!" comic. Like it's so easy to imagine him drawing basically the same cutesy styled cartoon for a book-burning.
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Don't forget he drew the grim, granite-faced crusader soldier from the Express's masthead, moments after decapitating Nick Clegg in front of a horrified crowd. Turning to stare at the reader while lifting Clegg's lifeless head into the air, sword impaling his neck, a brutal trophy for a murderous fanatic It was something to do with the EU
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Yesss I hoped it would give someone else a headache too
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Cloud Potato posted:Yesterday's Guardian: Alright, this time it's straight up breasts on Cameron. They are not manboobs either, they are a pair of perfectly sized female knockers on a body of a man. And these people protest against Page 3, the hypocrisy!
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Cloud Potato posted:Express: That's an awfully white Bonfire Party right there.
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Paladinus posted:Alright, this time it's straight up breasts on Cameron. They are not manboobs either, they are a pair of perfectly sized female knockers on a body of a man. From the OP.      MAGGA MAGGA MAGGA
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