Famous Mime dead at 84
Paris (LHF) Marcel Marceau, the world's most famous mime passed away today at his home in Paris, and reaction from leaders around the world was swift, and unanimous.

"No comment," said Prime Minister Stephen Harper as he boarded a Cormorant Helicopter in Goose Bay Labrador.

"No comment," was also British Prime Minister Gordon Brown's remark as he ducked into 10 Downing Street.

"The President has declined to comment at this point." was the only explanation given by George Bush's White House press secretary.

Leaders around the world were swift to echo the sentiment, and everyone from Bishop Desmond Tutu, to Daniel Ortega united to say nothing that hadn't already been said. Or more importantly, not said.

Marceau fans around the world found the international tribute touching, and well deserved.
"Marceau was unique, in that what he didn't say was so much more powerful than what most other people do say. " was the sentiment of one fan. "Maybe finally some of our leaders have caught on."

Funeral arrangements are at this time undertermined.