RIGHT on cue! Michael Bloomberg cheers London mayor's retaliation against imminent threat

As we told you yesterday, London Mayor Sadiq Khan, with his city under siege from dangerous threats, is finally taking action. Well, sort of:

The Mayor of London @SadiqKhan proposes a ban on junk food adverts on the entire Transport for London network pic.twitter.com/GSzm0I5AKy

— Sky News (@SkyNews) May 11, 2018

As you might guess, former NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg stood up and applauded Khan’s effort to target forks and spoons after having already banned knives:

Obesity has become a global epidemic, and children face a lifetime of health problems unless we take bolder steps to confront it. @MayorofLondon's plan to ban junk food ads on the @TfL network sets a great example that other cities can learn from. https://t.co/LZHQiQchRO

— Mike Bloomberg (@MikeBloomberg) May 11, 2018

If Khan adds large sugary sodas to his axis of food/beverage evil list Bloomberg might actually nominate him for a Nobel Peace Prize.

Petty tyrants of a feather stick together. https://t.co/6T65pUAHhi

— Phineas Fahrquar (@irishspy) May 11, 2018

It's harder to knife skinny people https://t.co/CliDYvnbzV

— Stephen Shaw (@czechov) May 12, 2018

Wait, wasn't hunger just a problem? https://t.co/tGkHX4BqHZ

— JWF (@JammieWF) May 12, 2018

https://twitter.com/C_Brusca/status/995134462882033664

Why be responsible when you can just have the government ban free will?

Your mayor New York.

Pathetic https://t.co/kCfPLDXjRw

— THICK (@thick650) May 12, 2018

‘Nuff said.