Video: London Olympics 2012: Ed Miliband condemns Unite over strike calls Mr Miliband said it was "totally wrong" to make threats against the Olympics and said he condemned Mr McCluskey's comments after the Unite union's General Secretary called for civil disobedience during the London Games. The Labour leader had earlier been challenged to do more to condemn Mr McCluskey's words by the Prime Minister David Cameron, after the Mr Miliband had simply tweeted his condemnation. Mr Mililband duly responded, saying, "It's completely wrong to make any threat to the Olympic Games. I do condemn it. We as a Labour government fought for the Olympic Games to be brought to Britain as part of the cross-party effort. It is a moment of national celebration, it is a moment when the focus of the world will be on Britain and I think it is totally wrong to make threats to the Games.