When They Stab A Balloon, by Sankar Chatterjee

Sitting at a dark corner of a London pub, Banksy, the elusive graffiti-artist, watched the BBC news announce that his past painting “Developed Parliament”, depicting British MPs as a bunch of chimps, had sold in auction for £9.9 million. He gasped, uttering “With the current Brexit fiasco, that creation remains valid. But what’s new?” He’d just white-washed a wall near Oxford.

A “Breaking News” flashed, displaying a supporter of the US strongman slashing a yellow lookalike baby balloon, popular in European protests. Banksy felt his next creative spark. He whispered “When they stab a balloon, can impeachment be far behind?”