Cappuccino dreams. News, Mike Moore says Helen Clark is turning into Muldoon. Meanwhile across the ditch... "Yeah, it's great to be here in Austria, at the Kapok Summit... an' if you care 'bout globule worming, like me'n John do... then you gotta go nukalear!" "Uh!" "Ain't that right Helen? ...Helen?!" "Tee hee!" "URRGH! ARGH! GRRR!" "Just joshin' Helen!" 24 September, 2007

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Cappuccino dreams. News, Mike Moore says Helen Clark is turning into Muldoon. Meanwhile across the ditch... "Yeah, it's great to be here in Austria, at the Kapok Summit... an' if you care 'bout globule worming, like me'n John do... then you gotta go nukalear!" "Uh!" "Ain't that right Helen? ...Helen?!" "Tee hee!" "URRGH! ARGH! GRRR!" "Just joshin' Helen!" 24 September, 2007

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There are two frames. The first shows Sydney with barricades and traffic jams caused by the APEC meeting held September 2007. In the foreground a grinning American President, George W Bush stands with Australian Prime Minister, John Howard. The president makes a speech full of his usual blunders and mispronunciations. When he talks about going nuclear, Prime Minister, Helen Clark groans and then begins to morph into former Prime Minister, Rob Muldoon. In the last corner Muldoon picks the pres...

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2007

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/22748560

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Bush, George Walker, 1946- / Howard, John Winston (Rt Hon), 1939- / Clark, Helen Elizabeth (Rt Hon), 1950- / Muldoon, Robert David (Sir), 1921-1992 / Moore, Michael Kenneth (Rt Hon), 1949-2020 / Nuclear energy / Morphing (Computer animation) / Cappuccino Dreams (Comic strip)

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