Topic tags: Fiona Katauskas, Scott Morrison
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Percy Bysshe Shelley: such prescience. Pam | 25 February 2020
Spot on, Fiona. I just hope enough people get the reference, particularly those with the "...frown, And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command." Bill Venables | 26 February 2020
Today's Fiona Katauskas cartoon is brilliant. (Br) Brian Grenier | 26 February 2020
Triffic, Fiona. Not sure about the ‘sneer of cold command’, though, Bill Venables. More like the anxious smile of one who seeks to placate both God and Mammon.... Joan Seymour | 26 February 2020
Very clever. Yes, 'the sneer of cold command.' But also: 'Nothing beside remains.' Gillian Gillian Bouras | 26 February 2020
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