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Judy Horacek’s topic of the month is No War, and there are some excellent cartoons in there. My favourite is this fantasy of John Howard thinking he’s having visions of peace signs. If only…

It took the Prime Minister only a few minutes to realise that someone had painted the peace signs on to his glasses but it was wonderful while it lasted.
[Image used with Judy Horacek’s permission. You can see more cartoons at Judy’s site.]

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