More than 21 comics summing up a hellish week

World events reflected by international cartoonists. And you don't need an X account. 😉

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So does the Kremlin's top war criminal, who took a serious hit (pun intended) this week

Putin doesn’t care about red lines

thus entering the land of infinite stupidity

Donald Trump has created a chamber of horror and the world is holding its breath

An anti-vaxxer and avowed enemy of science becomes health minister

Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Putin follower Tulsi Gabbard will actually become new intelligence director

Trump's newfound attorney general represented him as a lawyer in his first impeachment trial – and could often be seen on Fox News.

new conservation officer

Be careful, Melania

While it's unclear which minorities Trump wants to target, the new U.S. administration is expected to carry out mass deportations.

Incredibly, the German Socialists have fielded the unpopular Olaf Scholz to run for Chancellery again (retweeted)

Scholz's defense had shown he could run but ignored the fact that he later failed to deliver on his promise. Even if he did, he didn't communicate it. He is a shadow chancellor operating behind the scenes. What works well at many professional levels does not work as chancellor

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— Guido Kühn (@guido-kuehn.bsky.social) November 22, 2024 09:27

Scholz remains true to himself, not sending any Taurus missiles to Ukraine for fear of Putin's red line

The White House allowed Ukraine to conduct long-range strikes within Russia, but Prime Minister Olaf Scholz still refused to provide long-range missiles. Today's comic is by Pete. Subscribe to our daily cartoon: cmdailycartoon.substack.com #Russia #Ukraine #Zelensky #Scholz #Biden

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— Cartoon Movement (@cartoonmovement.bsky.social) November 19, 2024 um 06:43

Immigration issues to shape German election campaign

If you wanted to explain the current course of this political boat of fools, you could say that most countries that consider themselves educated would rather give up their hearts and brains than let climate catastrophe force them to make even the slightest change. Usually more comes from too much

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— Guido Kühn (@guido-kuehn.bsky.social) November 17, 2024 at 10:19

But there is also good news this week, such as the massive exodus of X

PS: Long after millions of Nazi victims, Holocaust denier Ursula Haverbeck dies

I am an existentialist, not a Christian. That's why I don't believe in life after death, nor in heaven or hell. But I do know this: Ms. Haverbeck is a Christian. Good thing: She's dedicated her life to denying hell on earth and is currently searching to see if it exists.

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— Guido Kühn (@guido-kuehn.bsky.social) November 21, 2024 18:14

Haverbeck, 96, has been active in the neo-Nazi scene for decades and has repeatedly publicly denied the Holocaust. For this and for inciting hatred, she was repeatedly sentenced to fines and imprisonment – most recently on June 26 at the Hamburg Regional Court. She was supposed to serve another year in prison, but the sentence has not yet been finalized.

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(differential scanning calorimetry)

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