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- A huge Soviet tank blows away man and donkey in Afghanistan. Driver explains to a puzzled audience he was a threat to USSR security. 1
- Alexander Haig is selling US arms to China so they can defend themselves against the soviet gang. Taiwan reminds him they live on the block also. 1
- An ABC News poll shows most Americans see poverty and human rights are worse than Soviet subversion. Perhaps more U.S. citizens need to see slaves in USSR forced to work. 1
- Basketball analogy. USA steps on El Salvador's foot while Soviet slaughters Poland, Afghanistan, Laos, etc. The Left referee calls foul on Uncle Sam. 1
- Caption "Another difference between the USA and the Soviet Union". Panel 1. We hear classical music and know it's beautiful. Panel 2. Soviet People hear classical music and wonder who died. 1
- Caption "Free elections in the Soviet Union". Ballot has two choices, neck chains vs leg chains. 1
- Castro's Cuba wants the rest of Central America to follow him in revolution. Central American soldiers don't see the Soviet submarine that supports Fidel Castro. 1
- China and USSR lizards are eating eggs in Freedom's nest while U.S. eagle fights snake in Iraq. 1
- Chinese dragon is caught in Vietnam tar pit. Soviet bear waits nearby. The U.S. eagle is already a goner. 1
- Communist Soviet and Cuban Vultures hold signs to Free Namibia. South African hunter questions their motives. 1
- El Salvador must decide...should it take Aid from the USA, which would elevate them to freedom or the easy aid from the USSR which will lead them to hanging noose. Uncle Sam notes "Observe! There are strings attached on both sides." 1
- End of cold war cartoon. Soviet Union grip on Communist block of ice is melting. Poland, East Germany, Rumania is thawing out. 1
- Fidel Castro and Mikhail Gorbachev salute the communist flag that has just poked a hole in the life raft named Cuba. Soviet support worman is working hard to pump air into the damaged raft. 1
- Fish swallows fish analogy. Shah of Iran little fish is swallowed by Bakhtiar which big fish Khomeini who is about to be swallowed by USSR shark. (OK, this didn't happen, Nina. Sometimes my fear of the threat of Soviet expansion gets the best of me.) 1
- Germany [West German Chancellor Schmidt] does business with Soviets [Leonid Brezhnev] on gas line. Toasts over table held up by Poland slave. 1
- Gorbachev reading a Soviet ABM treaty breakout plan has gun at Uncle Sam's head. Uncle Sam, reading SDI research book has gun at dummy's head. Mutually Assured Destruction policy in play. 1
- Gorby speaks, butter, birds, flowers, peace, hands out tanks guns, bombs to Castro, Ortega 1
- Great Britain and the United States depicted as NATO knights have lance missiles pointing at a sleeping Soviet bear while West Germany is hanging up laundry on lances. Britain asks "It kinda makes you wonder what we're doing here, doesn't it?" 1
- Gulliver's Travel analogy 1
- Hero in knight's clothing hops to dark castle, USSR. Nicaragua arm, defense budget, Panama leg lost. "Undaunted, our hero hops onward to negotiate a peace-through-strength treaty with the ruler of the evil empire." 1
- Hup! Ho!....Fidel Castro marches with Soviet help. Reagan's winning the cold war has made the Soviets make an about-face. 1
- It's a scary scenario. The United States and the Soviet Union are having a disagreement. Both are holding barrels of TNT in their arms and a small terrorist in the shoe of the USSR just might have a match to cause a huge explosion. 1
- Jim Wright holds contras arms while Ortega hits him with hammer and sickle, USSR soldier, GT 1
- Lion from England is showing chart with conclusive proof of state-sponsored terrorism coming from Syria. Bored bear is eating clueless chickens, Italy, Denmark, etc. The U.S. Eagle, at international forum, says, I know how you feel. 1
- Lithuanian negotiating team is at table. The Soviet negotiating team is just arriving. They look like military troops forming outside. Uh-oh. 1
- Media judges are overseeing a duel between a Soviet tank and a free world representative seem to not notice the advantage the tank has in the propaganda duel. 1
- Mike Dukakis at a cock fight with a dove (Foreign Policy) against a communist with a big rooster. 1
- Mikhail Gorbachev is a Cobra snake, playing peace song flute while human, Rajiv Gandhi of India, sways to the tune. 1
- Military planners see a tidal wave heading for the Philippines. The Philippines has been a key base for the Allied forces in their battle against the Soviet Union. After the Philippine election, those bases might be gone. 1
- NATO holds dueling pistol, labeled nuclear. Uncle Sam says, Great news! I talked him out of pistols at thirty paces. USSR holds big ax. conventional small ax awaits NATO. 1
- NATO truck fueling Soviet bomber, "Ga$ for Perestroika / Easy Credit" Soviet truck loading bombs for Afghanistan. 1
- New Soviet leader, Mikel Gorbachev, is still feeding a very hungry Soviet military. The Soviet people are still waiting for food. 1
- Olympic athletes try to get permission from daddy Carter to send them to the Soviet Union to participate in the games. They say, Come on, Dad, all the OTHER kids are going." Daddy Carter doesn't seem to understand pure logic. 1
- Our China card in the game with the USSR happens to be a Joker [Hua Guofeng?]. 1
- Panel 1-5. The free world hates to be struck in the butt with terrorist arrows. Panel 6. Iran, Libya and USSR are shooting the arrows, but the free world never seems to catch on. 1
- Panel 1. Announcer says "Despite intense effort on both sides there's very little happening in the arms negotiations, folks..." Panel 2. Close up shows State Department and Defense Department arm wrestling. The Soviet team hasn't arrived yet. 1
- Panel 1. Nicaraguan leader asks Cuba for help. Trades shoes. Panel 2. Nicaraguan leader asks USSR for help. Trades shirt. Panel 3. Nicaraguan leader thinks he's free. Panel 4. Comes to USA for help and sees sign. "No Shirt, No Shoes, No Service." 1
- Panel 1. North Korea builds missiles. Panel 2. Former Soviet Union rebuilds defenses. Panel 3. United States dismantles military . 1
- Panel 1. Americans were overjoyed upon hearing the Soviets planned to move troops out of Afghanistan. Panel 2. 1
- Panel 1. President George H.W. Bush tells Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev that the USA can't give them Most Favored-Nation status because they don't have an emigration policy (like China). Panel 2. China's emigration policy is to execute unwanted folks. " 1
- Panel 1. Soviet divisions USED to be unified and marching in order. Panel 2. New, improved soviet divisions show some cracks. Ukrain, Mongolian and Armenian soldiers don't like Lenin all that much. 1
- Panel 1. Space shuttle finally passes rigid safety requirements. Panel 2. Countdown starts. Panel 3. Countdown halted. Panel 4. They have to wait for an opening in space. Soviets dominate space now. 1
- Panel 1. The Nobel Peace prize committee is awarding Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev the peace prize for his decisive leadership, foresight and skill. Panel 2. The rest of the picture shows how he wrecked the USSR war ship. 1
- Panel 1. With the Soviet embargo, Uncle Sam may be shooting himself in the foot. Panel 2. With a trade agreement He may be shooting himself in the head. (Again, relating to the old saying, Capitalists will sell us the rope we will hang them with.) 1
- Panel 1. caption "Somewhere, in the inner sanctums of the Soviet bureaucracy..." "Arrrggh! A brillian pebble!" Panel 2. caption "...Meanwhile, back in the good ol' USA..." "Arrrggh! A Chilean grape!" 1
- Peacniks in congress see the Soviets dismantling their nukes and figure President Bush should dismantle our military. They fail to see the Soviets are casting off their nukes for others, like Iranians, Iraqis, etc., to gather up. 1
- Pirate analogy 1
- President George H. W. Bush is at the peace table with USSR's Gorbachev and Iraq's Saddam Hussein. Gorby's peace plan is to save the face of Saddam while those around the table are missing theirs. 1
- President Jimmy Carter WAS leading the nation, in his detente policy, toward living in peace with the Soviet Union. After they invaded Afghanistan, however, he seemed to change directions. The Soviets are a threat after all. 1
- President Jimmy Carter calls Soviet dictator, Leonid Brezhnev, to see if the tank barrel coming through his window is really is a training maneuver. Soviets were scary back then. 1
- President Jimmy Carter has misunderstood President Teddy Roosevelt's strong foreign policy statement. Carter thinks the U.S. should speak loudly about the Soviet's presence in Cuba but pull out of the Neutron bomb debate. 1
- President Jimmy Carter is not happy in gondola at the Venice Summit. European, Canadian and Japanese leaders are having a great time seemingly unaware of the USSR shark swimming nearby. 1
- President Jimmy Carter must have some kind of magic. He declares the monster crisis in the rose garden "manageable". As he walks away, the Soviet trooper, stationed in Cuba, calls himself "Acceptable". 1
- President Jimmy Carter plans to enter the SALT II missile agreement with the very dangerous Soviet Union. He thinks the Soviet bear is tame enough to expose our children to the large critter and is putting the U.S. guns away. 1
- President Reagan as sheriff. Europe, "Isn't that a fine gesture dear? He made a unilateral reduction in weaponry. Let's give him more money," USSR as bandit, tosses his rifle while keeping his two pistols. 1
- President Reagan battling the Soviets and should be paying more attention to the Domestic Economy. 1
- President Reagan is ready to deal with the Soviets in the arms talk game but they seem to be waiting on something...the November election trap door to open. 1
- President Ronald Reagan (a retired actor from Hollywood) wows them at the UN club with his love and peace song. Actors from the Soviet Union think he stole their act. 1
- President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader, Yuri Andropov, are engaged in an arms wrestling event. House Speaker Tip O'Neill is chaining President's arm so he can't win. 1
- President Ronald Reagan's trust-but-verify philosophy served us well when it came to trusting the Soviets USSR treaties. 1
- Puppet master is Evil Empire (Satanic) who runs another puppet, Gorby, who works another puppet, Assad, who handles a finger puppet, terrorist network. Reagan gets eyeball to eyeball...almost. 1
- Reagan and USSR, INF treaty, US Plowshares, Soviet Weapons, Nicaragua. 1
- Reagan, Gorby, shake over the INF treaty while communists are digging a conventional weapons tunnel. 1
- Reagan, in knight outfit, commie black knight charging, looking for shield, Joker Tim Wirth and donkey playing politics on SDI shield 1
- Riff-raff (Nuclear Arms Community nations) want to join the Nuclear Arms club. There goes the neighborhood. [Nuclear Weapon States 1
- Russian people start their journey away from the communist state. They need a volunteer to go find their leader. Their leader, Mikhail Gorbachev is lost again. 1
- Secretary of State Shultz holds treaty. Afghanistan has bayonet stuck in him looking a Shultz saying, "Sure, sign the treaty, you said. "They'll withdraw," you said. Did you happen to gen an agreement on when?" Soviets put gun together. 1
- Some peace protesters sit on a rail road track trying to stop a nuclear warhead delivery. They worry that the train might NOT stop. Some Citizens seeing Soviet arms build up worry that the train WILL stop. 1
- South African white man is riding on the back of a black man with lines of protesters throwing things at him. Down with apartheid. They miss seeing large USSR soldier riding on the backs of hundreds of little people. 1
- Soviet Ambassador asks Reagan why he wants to cut his UN staff. Leaves office taking his spies, hiding in office, with him. 1
- Soviet Bear tries to sneak Cuban puppet, Fidel Castro, into the non-aligned section at the United Nations. Animals aren't allowed in that area. 1
- Soviet Union and Nicaragua are getting married. Tip O'Neil gave the bride away. 1
- Soviet leader, Mikhail Gorbachev and his communist buddies are robbing a free world store. They have run out of ammo and is asking the store owner to honor his soviet credit card so he can buy more. "Sure", The Free World says. 1
- Soviets Quarantine Poland. The boy is healthy. It's the Commies that are infected. 1
- Soviets can't figure out why they can't get wheat production. Their tractor is missing a profit motive engine. 1
- Taxpayer is being shaken down by Savings and Loan bailout and the Bank bailout businessmen. USSR leader, Gorbachev asks President George H. W. Bush, is this the line? He's looking for grain credits. 1
- The Famine horse rider inflicts death that can't be shot down. Soviet leader, Mikhail Gorbachev and his military can't shoot that rider down. 1
- The Glasnost door has been opened, President Reagan is trying to remove the bars of a pit. Soviet general "See? I told you, comrade! You can't trust these greedy capitalists! You open one door and suddenly that's not enough!" 1
- The Israeli Prime Minister, Menachem Begin, is the only one who in NOT making trouble in the Middle East Saloon but the USSR bartender, Leonid Brezhnev, believes he IS the problem. 1
- The communist Sandinistas in Nicaragua get lots of help from the Soviet Aid bear while the Nicaraguan people get a tiny freedom bird from the United States. 1
- The official Soviet Government's news agency, TASS, is painting a picture over the disaster area of Chernobyl. Many Russians don't understand by the USA doesn't want to sign peace treaties with them. Denver Post. 1
- The snake, Ayatollah Khomeini, still hangs on to the baby eagle. The Soviet bear and American eagle wait nearby. How long can we wait? 1
- The whole world knows there was a nuclear explosion in the Soviet Union (at Chernoybl). Yet, it took a while for Soviet leader, Mikhail Gorbachev, to report the truth about what happened. 1
- There is a new roommate for the Soviet bear. A porcupine with new, improved U.S. missile quills is sleeping in Europe. 1
- There's lots of contrast in the Olympic games. Soviets, East Germans, Cubans all pick their athletes. U.S. sponsors freedom of competition. 1
- Three Soviet bears get shi'ite bees to fight Sunni bees while they get the honey. 1
- Three little pig analogy. US recommends nuke bricks but Europe and Japan prefer to have straw and wood houses. Soviet Wolf looks hopeful. Stop bugging us. 1
- Two boxing gloves ready to go again. US Salt Two glove is torn and bloody, Soviet glove has tacks showing violations. Another round? 1
- Two uniformed men in bow of large ship named "Soviet Support" look down on small row boat named "US Support". "Sure, we'll negotiate, what's the rush?" 1
- U.S. Bush ship sends subsidized grain, Gorby ship loads tanks to Nicaragua. 1
- U.S. Customs agents in Denver forwarded four crates of concrete to the Soviet Union foiling an attempt to smuggle high tech equipment out of this country. Three pigs analogy. High Tech salesman pig is planning to sell the big bad wolf a wind enhancer. 1
- US State Department check point is stopping and frisking Cuban volleyball players while letting KGB cars fly through. 1
- US business finds it difficult to trade with apartheid South Africa but no problem trading with slaver USSR. 1
- US liberals drag a donkey loaded with social programs toward a socialist Utopia...just a bit further...while missing the starving Russians crawling the other way. 1
- USA and the Soviet union (CCCP) play hockey. The shot bounces off USA goalie and scores. The Soviet net is backwards and labeled "Anti-missile Defense System". President Reagan is asked "Are you sure you want to play with these guys?" 1
- USSR and Sandinistas about to spear Nicaraguan freedom. US liberals stepping on Contra aid sword. 1
- USSR leading ducklings, East Germany Ethiopia, Vietnam, Cuba, Nicaragua, Romania... 1
- USSR rocket passes USA SDI program shooting cork, house appropriations. 1
- USSR's Gorbachev, who has a record of killing his people, was last year's winner. This year's winner? Iraq's Saddam Hussein? 1
- Uncle Sam and Soviets are preparing to duel. USA has a pistol with two barrels, one pointed at him labeled overcharges . He needs to chat with weapons suppliers. 1
- While President George H. W. Bush gets ready to sound the cymbals in the Middle East, USSR's Gorbachev waits behind curtain for the loud sound note, so no one will hear the USSR pull the trigger on the Baltic states. 1
- While US NATO guard keeps Europe safe, Europe sneaks Soviet gas pipeline over the wall. Just business. 1
- Wizard Carter declares Crisis demon in rose garden as "Manageable". Soviet troops in Cuba declare same demon as "acceptable". 1
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