It was a busy week for Karl with an endless supply of material to meme about. Engagement was kept high by volume and variety, and of course the boundless treachery of the Starmer government and the establishment it serves...
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The big Labour rebellion in defence of pensioners' winter fuel allowance failed to materialise on Tuesday. Only one Labour MP could muster a moral compass to defy his government. The same day his government began the early release of thousands of prison inmates, one of whom re-offended on the very same day - and that is the one we know about. The very next day the government announced it was sending millions more to Ukraine, while British pensioners may freeze to death this winter.
With talk of Ukraine it was no surprise that the week ended with Starmer and Lammy in Washington DC to discuss furthering the conflict. The following day there was another assassination attempt on the man who says he wants to stop the war. "Go figure" as they say over there...
A truly remarkable period in US politics continues this week as Sleepy Joe stands down from re-election. Exactly how much he knows about this decision remains to be seen, as he hasn't been seen for five days and the nature of his announcement has given rise to multiple conspiracy theories. Does he really have Covid? How bad is it?? Is he even alive???
Tom Stiglich depicts the growing number of knives that have struck Biden in the back since his debate humiliation
Ben Garrison mirrors recent tyre marking vandalism against LGBT-themed streets by showing Trump burning rubber all over Biden's campaign logo
Harking back to Friday's disastrous Windows update, Ella Baron for The Times
The attempted assassination of President Trump on Saturday created one of the most iconic moments of all time. After miraculously surviving the shooter's bullets, Trump rose to his feet and punched the air defiantly. The resulting imagery all but nailed Trump for a presidential return in November - presuming they don't try and kill him again.
Divine intervention was how Ben Garrison saw Trump's survival, while Tom Stiglich recreated the moment of defiance. Wokely Correct Comics used the shooting as yet another opportunity to mock Sleepy Joe.
Starmer loved almost every minute in the limelight
Keir Starmer was clearly delighted to join other globalist puppets at the NATO war summit this week. He was all smiles and nods as he mingled with Davos comrades, but none more so than with the current resident of the White House nursing home. Sir Squeaky happily gave the media interview after interview detailing how he spent 'the best part of an hour' with Joe Biden, as opposed to the 45 minutes he was allocated. Perhaps the extra 15 minutes came about because Sleepy Joe dozed off several times, or maybe it was the amount of times his brain shut down mid-sentence, rewound and tried to repeat coherently whatever garbled nonsense had just exited his mouth.
Who knows, but Starmer was clearly cock-a-hoop about spending time with his US counterpart and even found time for a GB News interview, alongside the Beeb, Sky, ITV and others. The entire establishment media has recently declared that Joe might not be mentally cognitive enough to justify his position, having previously chosen to ignore an ever increasing litany of gaffes and falls. Just as they had covered for Senile Joe over the last four years, it now fell to our new PM to cover for him.
"He was on good form" Starmer repeated in every single interview, sometimes more than once. "Is he senile?" asked the Beeb's Chris Mason. "No" replied Starmer in a not entirely convincing tone as he moved on within a millisecond.
Starmer's defence of Biden's mental agility bit him on the arse the moment Joe next hit the stage. As the delegates gathered to hear from money launderer in chief - Volodymyr Zelenskyy - Biden introduced him as 'President Putin'. The Ukrainian stood bemused for a few seconds, as Joe hastily rewound and corrected himself. The humiliation, for both men, was there for the world to see. The media can no longer hide Joe's decline any more, which is why they changed their tune following the car crash presidential debate between Biden and Trump earlier this month.
It would have been bad enough if that had been the end of it, but there was more to come later in the day. As Biden attempted to field questions from journalists, he was asked if he felt his Vice President Kamala Harris would be up to the job of tackling Trump (the insinuation being that Joe fell by the wayside somehow). Biden didn't take offence at the suggestion, but he got his names diametrically confused a second time in referring to his VP as 'Vice President Trump'.
The two incidents led to widespread mockery and will have done nothing to assuage wave upon wave of attack dogs baying for his exit from the presidential race.
As for Keir Starmer, the awkward questions didn't end with Joe's cognitive ability. A couple of journalists pointed out that if Biden were a member of the House of Lords he would be kicked out under Labour plans to retire peers after their 80th birthday. Joe is 81.
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The penultimate edition of The Month in Cartoons is here. There's midterm action, Ron versus Don, Hancock Down Under, a political World Cup, COP27 scammers, the G20 minus Putin, industrial action galore, an austerity budget, bad news for Wee Nippie, anti-lockdown protests in China and much, much more.
The December edition of The Month in Cartoons will be our last. Richey will release a video in the next week or two to explain the reasoning and what, if anything, will replace it.
Meanwhile, here are a selection of toons that didn't make the cut in November.
