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Wednesday, July 8, 2009

US stimulus based cartoons

Given that the bulk of aussie media is still very kev centric I thought you may appreciate some of the comment comming out of the US, especially some of the political cartoons.

Although they obviously pertain to a different government, there are enough parallels between the two that may allow an australian audience to appreciate the humor.









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