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	Stephff&rsquo;s cartoons have been translated and passed around in the Thai [community] through the Internet, for his sharp and direct criticism of Thai politicians. Merci, Stephff, for your outrageous, funny cartoons that speak the truth. Thanks also for showing your soft heart in the &ldquo;Unsinkable Heart of Thai People.&rdquo;</div>
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	Morakot Piyakesin</div>
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	Bangkok</div>

Cartoons bring a welcome smile

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Cartoons bring a welcome smile

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