No Running Commentary

just to say that I heard David Milliband on the Radio 4 Today programme this morning. He was asked about the fall in the currency, and completely failed to answer the question when asked was it not Gordon Brown who said that a weak currency was the sign of a weak economy.

When pressed he said that he would not get involved in a running commentary on the issue. Now should we apply the same logic to everything.

Zimbabwe, no running commentary, national security, immigrants overload the system

The occupation of Iraq, no commentary, disloyal to the country.

Dafur, DR Congo, Chad/Cameroon Oil Pipeline Project, no running commentary, foreign governments,

China, no running comentary, need to borrow their money to support our failing economy

Germany, oh no commentary, I mean they know where a failed economy ends up

The war in Afghanistan, no commentary , national security, disloyal, war on terror.

The state of the economy, no commentary, playing with peoples jobs, disloyal to to the country, national security

Aircraft Carriers for the Navy, no commentary, national security, build them and then mothball them

Glenrothes Bye-election, no commentary, ok we announced the aircraft carriers just before the election and now...we won it so!

Leaks to MPs, no commentary, ongoing inquiry, disloyal, national security

Government failures, Gordon doing a great job, everybody agrees, national crisis, we must all pull together

I think you get my drift, so is there anything else where we should leave the narrative to the politicians. Mind you what on earth would we do with you if you keep saying there will be no running commentary, except from the politicians of course.

In the meantime there will be no cover-up in Downing Street.