PM says those that oppose military action are ' Terrorist sympathisers'

Stating the proverbial bleeding obvious there Durhamjen , abusing them didn't work so I guess a conspiracy theory is all that's left.

I don't think she's the first one to suggest it, and she will not be the last.

For goodness sake Anniebach you are dragging the barrel if I have understood your post and are suggesting they voted just to get at Corbyn.

Ye gods .

Well, seems the labour MP's who voted Tory either stood against Corbyn or had put their favoured candidate forward

No rosequartz, oh well jailers here I come

wish my niece hadn't telephoned me to ask what would cure thrush
Didn't you know that yogurt is a significant code word annie?

I havent read threads today.
I havent even read this thread properly.

I think it was wrong behaviour of DC to call the no vote people "terrorist sympathisers [no idea if he has apologised for this or not].

Luckygirl

One would think he made the comment from experience.

Ah, yes, I get it now. Sorry Luckygirl I think my brain is rather tired...

It's true, Ana. Cameron said he would not have a debate until he was sure of winning it. He's been saying that for a while.

I was thinking the person who did the most finger jabbing was Hilary Benn.

there would not have been a debate at all if there had been a possibility of it not going through

Sorry, I don't understand that statement, Luckygirl.

Nobody is "finger-jabbing" - just expressing their huge doubts about the plan to take British bombing into Syria. We all know which way the vote will go - there would not have been a debate at all if there had been a possibility of it not going through - that does not stop people from having genuine doubts about whether this is the right thing to do. i do not think that it is.

You seem to have a thing about Alan Johnson. Any reason for it?

Who's ditched their opinions? I do not understand.

Well it's funny how quickly some can 'ditch' their opinions of people I guess. It was poor old Betty Boothroyd not so long ago wasn't it!

I'm surprised nobody has mentioned Alan Johnson's words though , perhaps there was nothing to argue about because he was right.

Of course it will, but that won't stop the finger-jabbing on here!

I fully expect that the vote will go the Governments way tonight.

Both MPs I've had since then are voting against. I am relieved about that.

I'm sure he's relieved about that...!

I am not as enamoured of Alan Johnson. He used to be my MP.

I thought so too, and his remarks got a fair amount of hear hears!

I do not believe Cameron was making a generilation he was at a private meeting and no doubt meant the few Labour members to which there are many quotes and plenty of reading to suggest he may have a point.

I like Alan Johnson's words in his speech today which had he not been a Labour Grandee and well respected,( at least he was) would have caused equal trouble.

" I find this decision as difficult as anyone to make, I wish I had the self-righteous certitude as our 'finger jabbing' representatives of our new and kinder type of politics who will no doubt soon be contacting those of us who support this motion tonight"

Well looking at another thread he knew exactly what was coming.

'It was just a joke' famous get out from another JC!!!

Not funny, durhamjen. If you don't realise that, it's very sad...

Sorry, are you not a she, Cherrytree? All that pink blossom?

Humour bypass, Ana. Light hearted? The others are the heavy threads.

^I think as she voted for him, she deserves everything she gets.
I didn't so I do not deserve to be called it!^

What an unpleasant comment. You should be ashamed, dj, but of course you won't be.