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Krieger, Bob

BC spends $10 million to clean up Downtown Eastside
"Wow...a new world record!" Free Tibet!
Scandals R Us "We are pleased to announce the appointment of Paul Taylor, CEO."
"More file cabinets!"
["ICBC public insurance: private"]
Now what to do with this hollow, local relic?
"Zimbabwe's democracy is based on the Translink model..."
[Boxer is offered a hockey stick]
"Our plan is very green"
["China" and "VANOC" stand atop Olympic podiums respectively labeled "Oppression" and "Denial"]
[Easter Bunny depicted as dead]
For those of you wondering just what the hell George Abbott is doing about our health-care problems
Let the Games begin Free Tibet
"Homeless shelter? Food bank?" "Mayoral candidates"
On renaming Georgia Straight "Salish Sea?" "Georgie Non-specific Sexual Preference!"
"Put me in your will or I'll stick you in George Abbott's care!"
[Devil wheels an elderly woman in a wheelchair]
Diplomacy Tory-style:
[Sam Sullivan depicted atop cinder blocks]
How will you spend your $100? "...buy half a tank..."
"Told ya the embargo would bring down Castro!"
The war on drugs
"but it's not so much on the street crazies as the ones in charge"
On the Afghan journalist's death sentence: "Interesting..."
"Pssst!!! Crack? Crystal meth? Road salt?"

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