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Larter, John

Happy Canada Day
Reform pooh-poohs 'hit list' allegations! "Whats amatta, you's have never seen a violin before..?"
"Yes, but... How do you REALLY feel?"
No currency, no border... No country.* *Liberals to discuss unified currency and removal of Canadian U.S. border!
[Saskatchewan and Manitoba floods]
Tender loving care Kosovo Express
[Man wearing oversized sweater labeled "Father"]
"What...?"
[Milosevic on a sinking ship]
Accountability
Surgery cancelled Proceed to Intensive Don't Care Unit
"There's so much to destroy, I hardly know where to begin..."
["Serbs" depicted as a guard dog sitting atop "Kosovo"]
Quiet Please Rehabilitation in progress
[NHL in Florida]
Food Bank
Discovery Mission - To go where we've all gone before... "*!#@!!"
"NATO, NATO, NATO... You're beginning to make an old mass murderer jealous!"
Old Cabinet New Cabinet
Accidental Embassy Bombing
[Darth Maul holds a lightsaber labeled "Supreme Court" next to a severed hand with a lightsaber labeled "Democracy"]
They're Baaaaack... Parliament resumes
[A sport utility vehicle is depicted ironically as being bad for the environment]
["Alberta, divorce capital of Canada"]
"Sorry, Dan, but we feel it in appropriate to bestow our world famous white hat on anyone with a political cause." "Not to worry, Al, the world already gave me a hat..."

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