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Guardian: "Steve Bell on David Cameron and Europe – David Cameron’s insistence that settlement terms defining a new deal for Britain in the EU must be immediately legally watertight and irreversible has suffered a setback after the president of the European parliament said he could not guarantee that" After WF Yeames. Telegraph:  Times:  Russia rejects Syria war crimes claim over hospital attacks Mail: Mac on...the proposed Brexit 
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on David Cameron, Boris Johnson and the EU – Boris Johnson has told David Cameron that he needs to do more to win his support for the campaign to keep Britain in the EU" After School of Fontainebleau. Telegraph:  I assume the quote is Neville Chamberlain, but can't find a source. Independent:  Times:  Mail: Mac on... Pope John Paul II's alleged love affair  Mac on...Prince William's alleged EU backing  Do people still want Squires's Australian Sport cartoon? The latest is here.
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Cloud Potato posted:Do people still want Squires's Australian Sport cartoon?
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Yes, yes we do. If nothing else its better than Collins.
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Cloud Potato posted:Do people still want Squires's Australian Sport cartoon? Definitely! Need something to cleanse the palate after Mac.
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Can political cartoonists lazily rip off Pokemon or Adventure Time next, something modern to make a change from lazily ripping off classical pieces. Maybe have Angela Merkel as Goku throwing an energy ball with DEBT written on it, I don't know. Doctor_Fruitbat fucked around with this message at 22:37 on Feb 18, 2016 |
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Doctor_Fruitbat posted:Can political cartoonists lazily rip off Pokemon or Adventure Time next, something modern to make a change from lazily ripping off classical pieces. At least we GET ripoffs, unlike the literally blank pages cartoonists poo poo out in the US.
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Doctor_Fruitbat posted:Can political cartoonists lazily rip off Pokemon or Adventure Time next, something modern to make a change from lazily ripping off classical pieces. 
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Doctor_Fruitbat posted:Can political cartoonists lazily rip off Pokemon or Adventure Time next, something modern to make a change from lazily ripping off classical pieces. Are the people who buy newspapers really going to get all those sweet Adventure Time references? If you want a more modern reference, then hope for the return of Ed "Wallace" Miliband. Guardian:  "Martin Rowson on EU renegotiations – With reports emerging that David Cameron is struggling to win support among some European leaders, he also faces criticism from many back home" Telegraph:  Independent:   Times:  Mail: Mac on...David Cameron's EU negotiations 
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Cloud Potato posted:Guardian: who's the man-mouse?
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nobodyssweetheart posted:who's the man-mouse? I think it's columnist Tim Montgomerie, who tried to make a very big show of quitting the tory party this week. Basically he's a rat fleeing the sinking ship.
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We just CAN'T seem to bury Thatcher's skeleton!!
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Who's the guy next to nuderupe, who's the guy holding Thatcher, and what's with the snake?
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Dabir posted:Who's the guy next to nuderupe, who's the guy holding Thatcher, and what's with the snake? The snake is Farage, Im guessing the person in the middle is IDS and I don't know who's holding Thatcher up. e: The caption relates to this story if anyone missed it http://www.theguardian.com/law/2016/feb/18/joint-enterprise-law-wrongly-interpreted-for-30-years-court-rules Overminty fucked around with this message at 09:44 on Feb 19, 2016 |
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Christ, that Adams. I can't decide who looks worse, Count Orlok as played by Sajid Javid or IDS with a massive moustache or Theresa May crossed with the grotesque Evil Jew meme "character"?
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Overminty posted:The snake is Farage, I'm guessing the person in the middle is IDS and I don't know who's holding Thatcher up. The Rothermere/"Brexshirts" paper in his pocket makes me think he is the owner of the Daily Mail or just a general Daily Mail reader/true believer. (I'm not savvy enough to know what the real Viscount Rothermere looks like; if indeed he has three rows of teeth. He's probably inbred enough to have three rows of teeth.) I confirm that's an IDS. Rowson always gives him a lovely fluffy ring of hair and stilt limbs. nobodyssweetheart fucked around with this message at 12:31 on Feb 19, 2016 |
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That looks like Dacre, actually.
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Tesseractieon posted:That looks like Dacre, actually. That's what I thought.
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"Hurrah for the Brexshirts" - Rowson is a legend.
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forkboy84 posted:Theresa May crossed with the grotesque Evil Jew meme "character" 
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nobodyssweetheart posted:The Rothermere/"Brexshirts" paper in his pocket makes me think he is the owner of the Daily Mail or just a general Daily Mail reader/true believer. As others have said it's Paul Dacre, though I'm not 100% sure about the specific significance of the teeth. Could be just to emphasise both the Mail and his own personal rabid ferocity, a reference to his legendary foul and abusive mouth (receiving a double or even triple cunting from Dacre is apparently a well-known thing in the Mail offices), or it might be a sly way of insinuating that he is incapable of doing anything other than lying through his teeth.
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Niric posted:As others have said it's Paul Dacre, though I'm not 100% sure about the specific significance of the teeth. Could be just to emphasise both the Mail and his own personal rabid ferocity, a reference to his legendary foul and abusive mouth (receiving a double or even triple cunting from Dacre is apparently a well-known thing in the Mail offices), or it might be a sly way of insinuating that he is incapable of doing anything other than lying through his teeth. According to Cristina Odone in The Observer, Dacre has a reputation towards underlings of "verbal abuse [and] a drill sergeant's delight in public humiliation"[55] which also includes verbal abuse.[17] According to Nick Davies in his book Flat Earth News[56] his staff call his morning editorial meetings the "Vagina Monologues" because of his habit of calling everybody a "oval office". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Dacre (An amusing supporting detail in un-encyclopaedological language) nobodyssweetheart fucked around with this message at 15:09 on Feb 19, 2016 |
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on the Brussels summit – David Cameron manages to strike a deal after lengthy talks, with European council president Donald Tusk announcing unanimous support among EU leaders" Independent:  After Magritte. The i paper:  Pope Francis questions Donald Trump's Christianity Times:  Stephen Collins: 
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Observer: "David Cameron's European fig leaf - Chris Riddell on the prime minister’s deal" Sunday Telegraph:  UK 'better off' out of EU - Michael Gove Independent on Sunday: 
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on Boris Johnson's decision – London mayor says he will campaign to leave the EU after concluding that David Cameron’s deal will not deliver on what he promised" Telegraph:  A Boris Bike (Although they're red now!) Independent:  Times: 
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on the reaction to Boris Johnson's EU stance – The pound tumbled to a seven-year low and the UK was warned its credit rating was at risk as the effect of Boris Johnson’s backing for the Brexit campaign was felt" Telegraph:  After Hockney. Independent:  Times: 
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on the Tory row over the EU referendum – David Cameron has moved to calm his dramatic row with Boris Johnson over the EU referendum but faced fresh tensions with Eurosceptic ministers to stand down if he loses" Telegraph:  Times:  Junior doctors set to hold more strikes
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on Cameron's 'motherly advice' to Corbyn – David Cameron launched a highly personal attack on Jeremy Corbyn during PMQs by saying that his mother would expect the Labour leader to wear a proper suit, do up his tie and sing the national anthem" Telegraph:  Independent:  Times:  Mail: Mac on... David Cameron's new EU campaign support team  Mac on...Brexit Majority of supermarket meat comes from animals fed on GM crops  Guardian Sport:  and as requested, Guardian Australian Sport: 
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Boris is Trump. Cameron is Trump. Fifa is Trump. All God's children are Trump.
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nobodyssweetheart posted:Boris is Trump. Cameron is Trump. Fifa is Trump. All God's children are Trump.
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Today I looked into a mirror and saw a man filled with hate. His face was that of Donald Trump.
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on the debate over Trident replacement – Jeremy Corbyn is planning to attend a march in London against nuclear weapons at the weekend, while Labour is embroiled in an internal debate about whether to drop support for a continuous at-sea nuclear deterrent" Telegraph:  Jimmy Savile and the BBC: Dame Janet Smith report's key sections Independent:   Times:  EU referendum: David Cameron 'could sack Michael Gove'; Flying Scotsman on London King's Cross to York run Mail: Mac on...the Savile report  'Amazing isn't it? I wasn't aware of this either.'
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Mr. Squishy posted:The Indie thinks the report has a rosy view? I think it's supposed to represent her taking off the rose tinted glasses, with the light (of truth) shining through the darkness but the tint on the report itself makes it a little unclear. It's a neat idea, since Saville famously wore specs like that and the metaphor works, but there's something a bit off in the execution 
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on the Brexit campaign – Michael Howard, who has joined the Brexit cause, has become one of the most senior Conservatives to reject David Cameron’s EU reform deal" After Jack Davis. Telegraph:  George Osborne: EU exit "is deadly serious" Independent:  After Dali. The i paper:  Times:  After Eric Gill. Stephen Collins: 
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