Political Caption Competition
Normally a picture paints a thousand words.
This one says 4.
‘Hazza, you is whipped’.
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Political Caption Competition
Winston is confused that he’s an opposition MP and not actually part of the Government
Hazza: “Darling, I only suggested we have a catch-up drink with Uncle Andy because it was the honourable thing to do!”
The image might also give them thought; ‘We can’t go anywhere in the world without someone taking a photo shot at us for a cheap crack’. Pink Floyd call – “Leave the kids alone”.
Middle-aged grifter who lost his mother, and found another, seeks free board and lodging in return for telling how he lost his mother – plus supplies of hot tea to throw over colonial peasantry.
The two best reasons for dumping the monarchy, becoming a republic, and wriggling out of the Commonwealth.