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- Panel 1-4. Iraqi soccer theme. Sunni, Shite and Kurds work together to score in a soccer game. The Iraqi Parliament, however, can't seem to get along so that works to Al-Qaida's advantage. 1
- Panel 1. Democrats help Bush put up Taliban and Al-Qaida trophies. Panel 2. Wave goodby. Panel 3. Bush notices Bin Laden head missing. Panel 4. Climbs ladder. $5 peeks thru hole.. Panel 6. Democrats show Bush's head in recession base. 1
- Saudi Arabia rich leaders are flying on a rug and dropping money on Al-Qaida. US pilots wonder why we should let them pass. 1
- Six panels showing Saddam Hussien and Al Qaida on camels trying to escape the Bush posse (depicting scene from "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" movie) They definitely aren't from the UN. 1
- The Republican stance, with regard to fighting Al-Qaida, is to punish them for killing innocent people. (Bin Laden gets beat up) Panel 2. The Democratic stance is to declare the war on terror is over. Bin Laden and his crew escape. 1
- The U.S. military are trying to flush out Taliban and Al-Qaida terrorists in Afghanistan. The Muslim fighters, looking at a very large head of an Anaconda looking in their cave are starting to re-think their hideout strategy. 1
- Where are the moderate Muslims? Panel 1. Big explosion kills an Iraqi boy. Panel 2. Boy's parents want revenge. Death to America! they say. Panel 3. They learn it was Al-Qaida who killed their son. Panel 4. Well, that's different. father says. 1
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