In this satire it makes fun of Palin's oh so popular quote "I can see Russia from my house." ever since then this quote has been the butt of every joke.  This quote also satires the point of 2012 and it associates this with the quote making it seem ridiculous.

During this picture the satire shows "what if the roles were reversed" point of view.  The banker in the first one is supposed to be a fireman but he is making the problem worse.  The second is a wall street broker who cant get see the most obvious problem.  The financier who just tries to rip people out of their money by adding a bunch of complicated words.  Lastly everyone else who got tons of money but just are standing there because that would never happen at all.

 

This satire refers to the bailout the government gave to the bankers in 2008 by saying all the banks got large bonuses while the people who actually need the money didn't get anything. This picture shows the two auto workers out in the cold with hot chocolate even though the bankers are inside with a cozy fire drinking champagne.

This satire explains the extinction of dinosaurs through a more bible point of view of Noah's ark.  The dinosaurs in this became extinct simply because they didn't make it to the boat in time.  It simply makes fun of the fact that the bible didn't hold a sufficient enough response to the extinction of dinosaurs for some people to accept.

 

 In this picture it satires about how lobsters have always been cooked and that they scream during the cooking process.  The satire comes in by reversing the roles of the human and the lobster.  The picture focuses on the reasoning of lobsters which is the same as the reasoning we as humans give when we wish to cook up a lobster ignoring the fact that other animals have feelings.