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Voting takes place at 10pm and the result should be known within about 16 minutes. Then there’ll be the wait, not too long, for the division lists so we can see who has not followed their parties.
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Would be a majority of circa 135 - larger than many are saying but based on expecting c.12 Tory rebels meaning Govt get.. 1/2 #SyriaVote
Joe Oliver @joe_oliver 8m8 minutes ago
..c.317 Tory MP (-rebels/Deputy Speaker)+c.6 Lib Dems, 11 Unionists, and c.50 Labour MPs (maybe a few more) voting for #SyriaVote 2/2
Joe Oliver @joe_oliver 7m7 minutes ago
Of course could be wildly wrong as 90 minutes or so of debate still to go atmosphere during winding up speeches could be crucial #SyriaVote
(Oliver notes a couple of Labour "rebels" can't vote.)
This really cannot go on. Either they get rid of the muppet or the sensible sane wing of Labour need to do something else. Really, who wants to be led by that?
This may prove to be the most important speech he ever makes.
6 December 2005
Oh and the comment was neither stupid nor untrue.
My guess for Labour MPs voting against 38-42.
Possibly 90± Labour MP's will vote for bombing. Any more and Labour is truly split in half. Less than 40 will be a boost for Jezzabel.
Jürgen Klopp now has that accolade.
Labour members keep saying that Corbyn represents what they want, what they believe in, that he is better than all those Tories like Blair and Brown etc. So they own Corbyn and his sympathies too.
https://t.co/hrpfUGPOjs https://t.co/Amcau3EHGd
Jeff Rooker on Corbyn.
If you get matched don't forget to lay David Miliband a bit to improve yr effective interest rate
2/9 Lab
10/3 UKIP
And this was a recent leaflet by the Communist Party of Great Britain:
http://www.cpgb-ml.org/index.php?secName=leaflets&subName=display&leafletId=89
I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him.
The evil that men do lives after them;
The good is oft interred with their bones;
So let it be with Caesar.
Has he called Corbyn and Milne "honourable men" yet?
(Moving onto the serious matters of the day)