A New Penguin Leunig

by Michael Leunig

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Michael Leunig's words and pictures were first published in Australia in 1965. He was born in Melbourne and now lives on a farm in north-east Victoria. A New Penguin Leunigcomprises pieces that have previously appeared in the Melbourne Ageand the Sydney Morning Herald.

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Classic Leung. Some of his cartoons even apply now regarding the lies the government and media foisted on us during the COVID plandemic. These cartoons originally satirized the spin of the WMD (Weapons of Mass Death) fiasco leading up to the 2003 invasion of Iraq. (

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Michael Leunig's words and pictures were first published in Australia in 1965. He was born in Melbourne and now lives on a farm in north-east Victoria. A New Penguin Leunigcomprises pieces that have previously appeared in the Melbourne Ageand the Sydney Morning Herald.

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