Jeremy Corbyn is so thick he does the work of tyrants like Vladimir Putin — and he’d continue to do it in No10
THE Kremlin’s Keystone Kops routine isn’t funny in the slightest.
Vladimir Putin heads what is now, for all intents and purposes, a rogue state.
The former KGB man treats international law as just rules to be broken.
And in all of this, he is aided by useful idiots here in the UK.
It’s an old-school Soviet tactic. Find a gullible public figure who will cheerlead for the Russian regime while spreading doubt and misinformation.
But even in his wildest dreams, the former KGB man never would have thought he’d have the Leader of the Opposition parroting his propaganda.
We can never forget that Jeremy Corbyn’s first response to the Salisbury attacks was to suggest shipping samples to the Russians.
Here is a man who wants to be Prime Minister, yet is so blindingly thick that he thinks we should have given Vlad the chance to mark his own homework.
The diligent work of the Anglo-Dutch intelligence operation to reveal further evidence of Moscow’s criminality must be applauded. But would the Dutch have even let our security services know about their investigation if it meant Corbyn would be briefed on it?
We’d be a global laughing stock, cut off from our allies for years.
Corbyn has done the work of tyrants and totalitarians all his life. And he’d do the same in Downing Street.
Aussies rule
BRITAIN should match Australia’s commitment to eliminate cervical cancer within the next 20 years.
Their screening and vaccination scheme has brought the number of new cases down to nearly zero, and they intend to finish the job.
It is EXACTLY what we should aspire to. Here, this avoidable disease takes nearly a thousand mothers, sisters, daughters and wives each year.
They could still be alive.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock should set a target for the UK, too.
And secure funding to consign cervical cancer to the dustbin of history.
Tsk, tsk, Donald
DONALD Tusk wasted no time in raining on Theresa May’s post-Conference parade.
And we’re not surprised. This patronising plonker misses no opportunity to insult our Prime Minister.
He knows full well that we will not accept a deal which splits up the UK.
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And he also knows his comments yesterday make life more difficult for Mrs May — who he pretends to “respect”.
And spare us the faux outrage about Jeremy Hunt’s comments. At least the Foreign Secretary is elected by voters, not bureaucrats.
Tusk is a walking and talking reminder that we’re better off out.