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Larter, John

["Stoney Reserve, Alberta"]
It's the 'Clifford Olson' Show! Brought to you by... the media"
"5... 4... 3... 2..."
Feds consider partition concept...
#NAME?
["Middle East peace talks: danger, high explosives"]
"How many times do I have to tell you... I don't want to discuss it!"
["Heat wave"]
Go to Cambodia and arrest Pol Pot for crimes against humanity... Gosh, I hate to interrupt out own frantic search for Nazi war criminals here in Canada!
[North Korean soldier depicted as very thin]
"Clifford Olson, Ted Bundy, John Wayne Gacy... Amateurs!"
Soup of the day
Canadians to take space walk... "Bye-bye!"
["Big spenders; Debt; Deficit"]
Who says the Liberals don't have any good ideas...
DEATH BY STARVATION DEATH BY GOVERNMENT DEATH BY REBELS DEATH BY DISEASE DEATH BY DROUGHT
"Could someone inform the other leaders that the election is over..."
"Now maybe we can have some peace and quiet around here..."
Official 'Larter' Party endorsement... Natural Law Party The only party with a hope of keeping its promises! "I can fly... I can fly..."
"Oh, don't worry about my coming back... I've never really left!"
["Liberals; Right wing; Election"]
[Liberals, Reform, Tories, and NDP depicted as old-fashioned ships]
Daydreaming...
"Delivery for a Alexa McDonough..."
"How far to Calgary..?"

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