It doesn't take too much imagination to translate this Daily Telegraph cartoon to a more general view the War on Terror.
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3 comments:
The wolf cryers will never learn. Perhaps they never learned the fable as a child.
Wolves everywhere. Terrorists? Who knows, we're too busy exposing the wolves.
I wonder what else we are missing ;)
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