Cartoon Saturday

As my dad would have said, if this week had been a fish, I'd have thrown it back.

Former Syrian president Bashar al-Assad was overthrown and has been granted political asylum in Russia; Der Furor announced his intention to eliminate birthright citizenship at the same time that wealthy Russians are purchasing or renting his properties so their wives can have children with US citizenship; FBI Director Christopher Wray announced he would resign his post three years early, clearing the way for Der Furor to nominate sycophantic loyalist and conspiracy theorist Kash Patel to the position; more than 75 Nobel Prize winners in medicine, chemistry, physics and economics have signed a letter urging senators not to confirm Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as head of the Department of Health and Human Services - the first such united opposition in history; and in Philadelphia, a man who received a $4.1million settlement from city officials after serving 24 years behind bars for a murder he did not commit is headed back to jail after admitting to a different murder. 

This week, because they seen to be more popular than my carefully-themed editions, here's another randomly-selected Cartoon Saturday.

When King Arthur goes high-tech ...

It's good to be the king. Usually ...

Paging Mr Kennedy, Junior ... Mr R F Kennedy, Junior ...

I can sympathize ...

I'm familiar with all of them ...

I wonder if this was one of the things that made the Notre Dame cathedral restoration take so long ...

I found this under "karma" in the dictionary ...

As a guy with wonky color vision (can't tell pastel shades or dark shades apart), I can relate to this ...

Translation: "Mrs Benting shouldn't have complained about her artist neighbor's hedge" ...

I'd have a hard time with it, too ...

And that's it for another Cartoon Saturday - I hope you enjoyed it. Have a good day and a great weekend, and come back tomorrow when we go to (Charlotte) Church. More thoughts then.

Bilbo