A hand-drawn cartoon, rendered in dark ink on a light-colored sheet of paper, is affixed to a white, textured wall

A hand-drawn cartoon, rendered in dark ink on a light-colored sheet of paper, is affixed to a white, textured wall. A circular, light-green clip secures the paper on its left edge. The cartoon illustrates two stylized figures. On the left, a male figure with dark hair, a prominent nose, and an expressive face leans forward, resting his hands on a counter or barrier. On the right, a simpler head, representing an official, is visible above the counter. The word "VISAS" is written above the official's head. French text to the right of the official reads: "Combien de temps comptez-vous rester en FRANCE?" (How long do you intend to stay in FRANCE?). Below the counter, the response text states: "PAS AUTANT QUE LES FRANÇAIS SONT RESTÉS EN ALGÉRIE !!" (Not as long as the French stayed in ALGERIA!!). This scene is located in the city of La Salle-les-Alpes, France.