 Mahinda meets Tony Blair (Sept 2006) |
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 Mahinda meets Eric Solheim |
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 Whilst taking the mickey out of El Presidente Moustache we freely acknowledge that he is a lot smarter than George W. Bush! |
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 Bill Clinton checks pulse of a Tsunami non-victim...but where are the Pol-Pots? (30th Nov 2005) It is truly amazing what a firm handshake and a few Yankee Dollars can do to a poor country.....! |
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 Fatboy loses out!...not even Foreign Minister! (Nov 2005) |
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 A word of explanation: When we refer to the new Pry Minister's afflictions we are using the metaphorical (and political) sense...not the literal sense. (Nov 2005) |
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| Coconutoons™ Coconutoons™ ran in the Daily Pol-Thel for a few issues until the jokes ran a bit thin. We also ran out of amusing images of coconuts...Still. They were fun! Feel free to copy and distribute them. |
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Crazylanka
Crazylanka says: Most, if not all, of the cartoons have a political flavour. This is because cartoons are a good way of getting at politicians without bloodshed. There are a lot of non-political cartoons such as Garfield and Sherman's Lagoon which are quite funny and never age. Political cartoons can sometimes be rather hurtful and might offend some people. Unfortunately it is not possible to keep everyone amused without causing offense to a minority...The victims of political cartoons should consider themselves privileged to have been recognised during life....You don't want to appear in a posthumous cartoon do you?