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Krieger, Bob

[Sheila Copps depicted being menaced by a giant foot]
[Fuel canister offered as Valentine's Day gift]
Bush's Economic Plan: "Buy Raytheon"
"Peeyew"
[John van Dongen depicted with Gordon Campbell being rained on]
Louisville Slugger Vancouver Slugger
War Horse
"Freeze buster! Did you pay your $24 airport security tax?"
For Flip Flopping
PICKTON CASE
How the gun law works: "oof ..."
"If North Korea keeps this up we will be forced to attack Iraq"
PREDICTIONS FOR 2003 Vancouver votes for the 2010 Olympics The IOC awards the games to Salzburg Premier Campbell privatizes MLAs "You want fries with that law?" President Bush comes to his senses
[Jean Chrétien depicted as the Grim Reaper and as a baby]
Cloning: The Risk
[The Grinch holds a portrait of Gordon Campbell]
[Saddam Hussein depicted as Pinocchio]
"By wrongly banning Hezbollah, Canada risks our retaliation!"
Harm Reduction
If WAC were alive...
"An Olympics plebiscite is a waste of time and money Besides ... we don't care what you think"
The problem with gun laws
LEGACY DUMP
["Promises"]
Hope for peace: Only 1 in 7 Americans can find Iraq on a map. "?"

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