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Cloud Potato posted:Mail: Where once there was a sea, or maybe France, or perhaps Rome. And on that vast and salt strewn bed there rises as if once discarded Two looming tactless legs of stone, half buried and long disregarded And on the pedestal, these words appear: I am an old man drat it, my cartoons are relevant.
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on UK-US intelligence sharing – UK officials have blamed the leaking of intelligence information on the Manchester Arena attack on a breakdown of discipline in US institutions" Independent:  Times:  Evening Standard:  General Election 2017: Ukip manifesto launch Mail: MAC on... increased security in public around Britain 
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on the cost of UK foreign policy – Jeremy Corbyn’s speech on security repeats thoughts previously uttered by Boris Johnson" Also IFS makes damning assessment of Tory and Labour manifestos Telegraph:  Independent:  The i paper:  General election 2017 poll tracker: YouGov poll sees Labour five points off Tories Times:  Stephen Collins: 
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Is Collins referring to the Osama bin Laden speech about people preferring a strong horse?
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I think he just wanted a strong and stable joke.
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There's also the bit where May allegedly decided to hold the election based on some revelation she had walking around in (IIRC Welsh) fields. That is what she actually said, not a joke.
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Private Speech posted:There's also the bit where May allegedly decided to hold the election based on some revelation she had walking around in (IIRC Welsh) fields. "I could do whatever the gently caress I like and at worst those stupid bastards will still give me a majority."
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Observer: "Our guardian angel against terror - Chris Riddell on the Manchester Arena attack" Sunday Telegraph:  Independent on Sunday:  Sunday Times: 
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Cloud Potato posted:Sunday Times: Different species of Typhon are hard to distinguish without a Psychoscope. A Prey cartoon.
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Guardian: "Nicola Jennings on the race for No 10 – Jeremy Corbyn has dramatically cut Theresa May’s previously commanding lead in approval ratings among voters, according to the latest Opinium/Observer poll" Independent:  Diane Abbott: My views on IRA, like my hair, have changed Times:  David Squires: 
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Rust Martialis posted:Oh god that last row 
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Guardian: "Ben Jennings on Theresa May and the Tory party – Conservative party leader is interviewed by Jeremy Paxman after refusing to take part in face-to-face debate with Jeremy Corbyn" After "Being John Malkovich". Independent:  Angela Merkel: EU cannot completely rely on US and Britain any more Times:  Evening Standard:  Mail: Mac on...Travellers marooned after the British Airways IT meltdown  Guardian Sport: 
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Cloud Potato posted:
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on Theresa May and Brexit negotiations – The Conservative leader mounted her strongest personal attack yet on Jeremy Corbyn, saying he is ‘not prepared’ for Brexit negotiations" Bonus! Tribune magazine:[/b]  Independent:  Times:  Corbyn unable to give cost of childcare pledge in interview Evening Standard:  Mail: Mac on ... British Airways chaos 
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May 31, 2017 23:38
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Adams tragically reveals he is unable to remember the face of Tim Farron. ... Well that's two of us huh
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on Theresa May's TV debate absence – The leaders of most of Britain’s political parties took part in a lively exchange on BBC1 on Wednesday – but there was one notable absentee" Independent:  Bonus! The Jackal magazine:  Along with this article on political cartoonists. Times:  Evening Standard:  Bonus! Catholic Herald - Diary: Drawing cartoons for George Osborne Mail: Mac on... Labour's open door policy 
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Mac just couldn't resist drawing some sweet alien titties
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And bare bottoms!!! Tehehehehehehe!!  I'm surprised he didn't draw the metal dustbins.
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on the relaunch of the Tory election campaign – Instead of the usual ‘strong and stable’ message, Theresa May’s bright blue backdrop promised ‘a Brexit deal for a bright future’" Telegraph:  Independent:  Times:  Donald Trump confirms US will quit Paris climate agreement Evening Standard:  Mail: Mac on… Nasa’s new mission to the sun 
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mac you do realise divorce is legal these days right
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Mac is totally one of those C of E people who took up the offer to re-align with the Catholic church that they were big on a few years back. "Proper" English, but with the "proper" prudish values.
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How many times has Steve Bell used the cliffs of Dover now? It's almost back-to-back cartoons of May walking off a cliff.
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Steve Bell has always had a very precarious balance on the line between running gags and just plain rehashing old jokes. I'm sure running off the white cliff has been used a few times by other cartoonists though, so it might just be the Symbol For Brexit established by a secret meeting of the british cartoonist cabal.
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on the Conservative party – Craig Mackinlay, the Tory candidate for South Thanet, has been charged over allegations of illegal election spending during the party’s 2015 campaign" After Millais. Telegraph:  Independent:  After Howard Pyle. The i paper:  Times:  Stephen Collins: 
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Cloud Potato posted:Stephen Collins: Brutal piece of fratricide.
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Angepain posted:Steve Bell has always had a very precarious balance on the line between running gags and just plain rehashing old jokes. I'm sure running off the white cliff has been used a few times by other cartoonists though, so it might just be the Symbol For Brexit established by a secret meeting of the british cartoonist cabal. Why would they run off cliffs towards Europe? 
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Angepain posted:Steve Bell has always had a very precarious balance on the line between running gags and just plain rehashing old jokes. I'm sure running off the white cliff has been used a few times by other cartoonists though, so it might just be the Symbol For Brexit established by a secret meeting of the british cartoonist cabal. If every time she still had the poo poo from the last time dangling off her, progressively getting more and more weighed down, it would be a good one.
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Observer: "Theresa May slithers through the political jungle - Chris Riddell on the Conservative leader’s plea to the electorate" Sunday Telegraph:  Jeremy Corbyn heckled by debate audience for refusing to say if he would fire nuclear weapons Independent on Sunday:  Sunday Times: 
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Powerful pelvic floor exercises.
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on Theresa May's statement after London Bridge attack – PM warns that there has been ‘far too much tolerance of extremism’ in the UK and says ‘enough is enough’" Independent:  Police praised for stopping London Bridge attack in minutes Times:  Evening Standard:  David Squires: 
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British Political Cartoons 2017: We've all got at least low level drinking problems
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Technowolf posted:British Political Cartoons 2017: We've all got at least low level drinking problems He's not wrong!  Guardian:  "Martin Rowson on Theresa May and police funding cuts – The prime minister has faced questions over cuts to police funding while she was home secretary, following the third UK terror attack in little more than two months" Independent:  After Ian Bradshaw. Times:  Evening Standard:  Cancel Donald Trump state visit, says Sadiq Khan, after London attack tweets Mail: Mac on... Jihadis' web browsing habits  Guardian Sport: 
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on Boris Johnson's election campaigning – Foreign secretary intensifies the Conservatives’ personal attacks on Jeremy Corbyn, accusing him of siding with Britain’s enemies in the fight against terrorism" Independent:  Times:  Evening Standard:  Diane Abbott to step down 'for the period of her ill health', Corbyn says Mail: MAC ON... Labour apologists for terror 
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forkboy84 posted:gently caress off Mac you worthless oval office
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I know Adams just wanted to take what could be the last chance to draw bigmouth blow-up-doll Diane again, but I can't help but suspect there may well be contingency measures in place if a high-ranking member of the government is too ill to fulfil their duties.
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