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- Panel 1. American soldiers seem to be raising a flag, a-la the Iwo Jima statue. Panel 2. Pole is attached to Saddam Hussein's statue pulling it down. Iraqi people rejoice. God IS Great. 1
- Panel 1. In 1884 France gave America the Statue of Liberty. Panel 2. Today, France gave the people of Iraq a fence to lock them in and note saying, "They can't handle freedom." 1
- Panel 1. In Iraq, the UN Keystone cops tell Sheriff Bush he can't act unilaterally... Panel 2. ...but but when it comes to nuclear-armed North Korea, Sheriff Bush has a real problem. Go figure. 1
- Panel 1. Iraq's Saddam Hussein and soldier are holding people hostage. Soldier thinks asylum is a pretty good offer. Panel 2. Saddam looks out... Panel 3. ...and see's all kinds of U.S. liberal supporters backing him. 1
- Panel 1. Iraqi people love the U.S. when President George W. Bush sent troops to take out Saddam Hussein. Panel 2. They thank us... Panel 3. ..and then tell us to get out... Panel 4. ...so they can go back to living in the 13th century. 1
- Panel 1. Reporters Embedded with the troops in Iraq gave positive reports. Panel 2. Reporters back home gave their same biased, crybaby reports. (Original cartoon given to Jim Borgman) 1
- President George W. Bush's pick to clean-up the war-torn Iraqi basement is a job nobody would want. Mr. Bremer is in over his head. (It's still like that today) 1
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