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Imo the Torygraph one was better with it's talk of UK crushing the EU if Britain doesn't like the deal. Certainly cartoonish enough. e: might have been the express or something, can't find it on the page also: "Theresa May stands on the bits of Dover cliffs they tell you not to step on just to have a tantrum at the EU, a good cartoon" Private Speech fucked around with this message at 22:35 on Jan 18, 2017 |
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theresa may is one wrong gust of wind away from drowning in the gulf between the UK and the EU, a good etc etc
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Angepain posted:does this count as a political cartoon Aww, they finally let Mac use all the crayons. Guardian:  "Steve Bell on a UK-US trade deal – Former White House ethics experts have warned that Donald Trump could exploit a new trade deal with the UK to boost his private tourism businesses in Scotland" Telegraph:  Giant alligator caught on film in Florida Independent:  Times:  Guardian Australian Sport: 
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Cloud Potato posted:Guardian Australian Sport: I'm the poster in the last panel.
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on May, Trump and leadership – During a bad-tempered prime minister’s questions, Jeremy Corbyn repeatedly questioned May over the EU exit plan she set out in a speech on Tuesday. May responded by insisting she aimed to negotiate a strong deal and accusing Corbyn of having no vision of his own" Telegraph:  No 10 defends Boris Johnson over 'Brexit punishment beatings' quip Independent:  Times:  Mail: Mac on... Remoaners and La La Land 
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Oh, gently caress OFF MAC
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It doesn't even work. People arguing for the status quo can't really be said to be in la la land.  It's as if he thinks it refers to people putting their fingers in their ears and going, 'la la la la', but it doesn't.
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WhiskeyWhiskers posted:It doesn't even work. People arguing for the status quo can't really be said to be in la la land. I don't think you understand how these people think. The EU is to blame for every woe you can put a name to. We'd still be great Britain without it and we need to get out right now to save ourselves from drowning in forrins and then getting fined posthumously for drowning because of barmy Brussells and its bonkers rules. Them bremoaners are just brainwashed by all them poofters in the loony lefty BBC and they'll soon see how wrong they are. crispix fucked around with this message at 13:46 on Jan 20, 2017 |
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Jan 20, 2017 13:43
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I think Tolkien once said the most beautiful collection of phonemes in the English language was "cellar door", but obviously he had never heard "Bremoaner"
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Who is Spud? Looks like it could be Assange but that wouldn't make much sense in context. Oh wait, is that David Davis? Huh. I don't think I ever imagined him wearing a leather jacket.
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forkboy84 posted:Who is Spud? Looks like it could be Assange but that wouldn't make much sense in context. Oh wait, is that David Davis? Huh. I don't think I ever imagined him wearing a leather jacket. I thought it was Assange, and the context is just 'likes Trump'. Guardian:  "Martin Rowson on the presidential inauguration – President Donald Trump has set out a bleak portrayal of a nation under siege, vowing to end ‘American carnage’ in an inaugural address that fired up his supporters but did little to ease the fears of American liberals or an anxious world" Telegraph:  Independent:  After Colin Campbell Cooper. The I paper:  Times:  Stephen Collins: 
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Hello children, it's that time of the day again where we chant in unison. You all know what to shout! gently caress BOB Really, really consistently the worst. Like obviously Mac is terrible but he'll die soon. BoB will be with us for 50 or 60 years. Think about that.
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Bob is somewhat dated slang in parts of the Midlands for human poo poo, or the act of passing one.
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Trump is as delusional as Bush in claiming victory at an early stage when he still has a gruelling war ahead of him? lol if only.
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I dunno, I think you lot are over-estimating how postively the Times views the Iraq war. e: now. Mr. Squishy fucked around with this message at 16:12 on Jan 22, 2017 |
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You know why some cartoonists overuse captions to make sure they're getting their point across? Good example of why right there.
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HJB posted:You know why some cartoonists overuse captions to make sure they're getting their point across? Good example of why right there. Because so many of them are utterly poo poo at visual metaphors?
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Did the rope have to be around the statue's neck?
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Trump is the kind of person who would take part in a lynching.
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Do we know that he hasn't
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yes because there haven't been any news articles about "fat orange man fucks up a lynching by trying to charge $5000 for rope, copy of lovely book"
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on Michael Fallon and Trident – Defence secretary Michael Fallon refused to reveal details of the Trident malfunction incident – or even confirm that it had taken place" Telegraph:  Theresa May’s industrial plan signals shift to more state intervention Independent:  Times:  Mail: Mac on...the accusations of a cover-up over Trident  [No caption provided.] Guardian Sport:  Brit thread bonus: Rowson put a cartoon up on Twitter, and deleted it after a minute. I managed to catch it. Linking due to  here's the link.
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Is this a reference to something?
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I see the idea of the state involving itself in any way with what business does at any point is enough to get the Telegraph to do a 180 on the Theresa-worship
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Cloud Potato posted:Mail: Apparently it's "Godammit, Elmer. Tidy your room. This thing's been here for months!'"
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Steve Bell's website: Bonus! Tribune magazine:  Brexit: Theresa May promises White Paper on EU exit plan Telegraph:  Brexit: Supreme Court says Parliament must give Article 50 go-ahead Independent:  Times:  Mail: Mac on... The judiciary's foray into the political realm  'No M'lud. The first round was from the Lib Dems, then Nicola Sturgeon - this one's from Jeremy Corbyn.'
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Times one at least gets the robes right. Get it together Adams.
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Bob is a sore winner. If Remain had won by 52% there'd be all that poo poo and more, but coming from the usual suspects and second referendum crowd instead.
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why does piers morgan still exist why do people still listen to him why is he on the tv why is piers morgan
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Clarkson didn't punch him hard enough.
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