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Larter, John

Murderer's Row
[Gunmen shooting from behind gravestones]
"Good news, the sheriff caught the culprit... Who's this?"
Quiet Please Somalia document search in progress
"Pssssstt..."
Freemen
["Preston, Ralph, Jean"]
"Next..."
[Reform, Conservatives, Liberals depicted as skiers]
[Jean Charest depicted with shadow of Brian Mulroney]
Students want Christ out of Christmas - poll
50% increase in Liberal use of government jets...
[Chinese man blows out candle labeled "Taiwan independance"]
Gambling mathematics/Lesson #1
[Spying; Taiwan]
"Something is up, sir. Our radar reports the Americans have turned around and headed east!" "Must be something serious... like somebody invading somebody else's airspace!"
[Yasser Arafat depicted with a sick dove]
"When I was your age I was paying room and board! Get a job you bum! Is that all you do all day is sleep? Ten bucks! Again! Who do you think I am, Rockefeller? I wasn't getting allowance at your age mister! Get a job or"
"Counterattack accomplished..."
[Middle East peace depicted as a blown-up bus]
"Turns out the lights and go to sleep Lucien, you can catch the mouse in the morning..."
1996 Royal touring limo -
[China depicted as a hungry tiger sitting atop a birdhouse labeled "Taiwan"]
["Gay rights; Gun control; Economy; Quebec; Liberals"]
Our youth

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