May 10 2004 Oguz Gurel’s Cartoon for 5/11/2004 Oguz Gurel’s Cartoon for 5/11/2004 published May 10, 2004 by Oguz Gurel politicalcartoons.com May 13 2004 May 12 2004 May 11 2004 May 10 2004 Apr 15 2004 Mar 11 2004 Feb 3 2004 Jan 26 2004 Jan 25 2004 Topics Topics & Tags COMMENTS Discuss on Facebook Facebook Discussion Discuss on Disqus Oguz Gurel's Archive More Cartoons By Oguz Gurel May 13 2004 May 12 2004 May 11 2004 May 10 2004 Apr 15 2004 Mar 11 2004 Feb 3 2004 Jan 26 2004 Jan 25 2004 Archives Oguz Gurel Oguz Gurel is a cartoonist working in Istanbul, Turkey. Daily Newsletter Sign up for FREE! Get Cartoons Daily! Sign up for our free daily newsletter by entering your email and clicking on subscribe. Subscribe More Cagle Columnists Billionaires Left Earth, But Couldn’t Escape Its Problems by John L. Micek Billionaire space cowboys Jeff Bezos and Richard Branson have rightfully been taking some flack for sub-orbital jaunts earlier this month that garnered plenty of headlines but little in the way of actual scientific advancement, apart from trying ... Roger Goodell and the Virtue of Vaccine-Shaming by Christine Flowers After the NFL became a bastion of gridiron “wokeness,” I basically stopped paying attention. But I have to say my interest was piqued by a news item last week involving football, or rather, involving the people who don’t know how to throw ... The Media is Missing the Story on Violent Crime by Rich Manieri “It’s interesting when people die,” wrote Don Henley in the anti-media-sensationalism song “Dirty Laundry” back in 1982. Not much has changed since. There are more media outlets and platforms than ever, but tragedy still sells. Mass sh ...
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