Cartoon Saturday

Whatever happened to that Christmas spirit?

During an interview with Politico, Der Furor rated the US economy "A-plus-plus-plus-plus-plus;” the annual threat assessment prepared by Denmark’s military intelligence service raised concerns about the United States, saying that “The United States uses economic power, including threats of high tariffs, to enforce its will, and no longer rules out the use of military force, even against allies;” the administration has threatened new sanctions against the International Criminal Court if it does not amend its founding documents to ensure it does not prosecute Der Furor and other US officials for war crimes after the end of his presidency in 2029; US forces seized an oil tanker in international waters off the coast of Venezuela; a second grand jury has refused to indict New York Attorney General Letitia James, in a blow to Der Furor's revenge campaign; and the International Committee of the Red Cross is warning that popular AI models not only point some users to false sources but also cause problems for researchers and librarians, who waste time looking for requested records which do not exist and have been accused of hiding "secret" materials. 

Since Christmas is a mere 12 days away, I figured a collection of Christmas-themed cartoons would be appropriate ...

It's a good business to be in at the right season ...

Children are pretty savvy about Christmas nowadays ...

There's a Venn Diagram for every need and season ...

The untold story of the Great Magi Gift Dispute ...

I feel the same way ...

I wonder how the automated toll transponders compare number of axles with single horses ...

Been there, experienced that ...

This year, he's gonna need a bigger boat ...

I surely hope Santa will be able to avoid all the ICE raids long enough to deliver all the gifts ...

Considering that Der Furor loves the fossil fuel industry (in particular its campaign contributions), I'd think he'd be really into coal deliveries for everyone ...

And that's our collection of Christmas cartoons for this seasonal Saturday - I hope you enjoyed them.

Have a good day and a great weekend. Be careful in the stores. More thoughts tomorrow, when Musical Sunday salutes Christmas, too. See you then.

Bilbo