Venus Puts a Leash on the Dogs of War - The Oxford Astrologer September 27, 2015 At 09:45

[…] I note that my own MP Nicola Blackwood voted in favour of bombs. You can find out what yours did here. Here is MP Diane Abbott explaining the case against unilateral […]

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An open letter to Guto Bebb MP – Daily Wales August 2, 2014 At 17:02

[…] the interests of Israel, you have asked Parliamentary Questions, cast House of Commons votes, and repeated Israeli government messages. You voted to send Britain’s young men to war […]

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MrDDavies September 25, 2013 At 09:50

It would have been useful if you had also listed the actual wording of the proposition that was being voted on. The vote was not about bombing Syria.

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Syria's Effect On Britain's Political Parties - The Backbencher September 5, 2013 At 08:01

[…] there were a sizable number of Tory MPs who took a more cautious, more nuanced approach. For them, the calculations were no […]

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Nelly August 30, 2013 At 19:22

Glad to see that Sir Alan Meale voted against Cameron. Sir Alan is our Labour MP. Well done.

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kbob36 August 30, 2013 At 18:45

Stephen Lloyd voted in favour of
military action and against the amendment to wait for the UN.

SHAME ON YOU STEPHEN LLOYD!!!

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- Malcolm Burt August 30, 2013 At 21:58
  
  So did Norman Baker.
  
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  - kbob36 August 30, 2013 At 22:42
    
    Looks like they were more concerned with feathering their own political nests than for speaking for their constituents.
    (I’d expect that from Baker though to be honest!)
    Stephen Lloyd has also proved to be more Tory than Waterson!!
    
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Eddie Kozimor August 30, 2013 At 18:35

Well done Nicky Morgan for voting NO.

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Nannette August 30, 2013 At 16:56

Shame on Matthew Offord for voting against the people… he’s the worst MP in the history of our Borough!

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Kate Pires August 30, 2013 At 16:25

I think people are confused. The MP’s who voted “NO” were voting against waiting to go into Syria. Those who voted “YES” were voting to adopt a wait and see policy. they weren’t voting to go in. so those who voted no, were the ones who actually wanted to go in now. So I’m ashamed to say that both of our MP’s voted to go in now

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- kbob36 August 30, 2013 At 20:29
  
  No, the main question (second one on here) was whether to use military intervention in Syria YES or NO.
  The amendment (first one on here) was whether to wait for the UN. …
  so they either voted YES go in, but YES wait first…or YES go in and
  NO don’t wait…or NO don’t go in…etc
  
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Mark Maguire August 30, 2013 At 16:19

Well done David Davies MP for Monmouth for voting “no” – that was a surprise!

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Conor August 30, 2013 At 15:35

Not surprised to see Anne McIntosh didn’t disagree with Cameron, could never expect her to put people over party.

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JOHN August 30, 2013 At 15:13

Well done David Watts on voting no against this corrupt attack on Syria god bless you!

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charly soanes August 30, 2013 At 14:52

Well done Helen Goodman. Bishop Auckland doesnt need more soldiers funerals. Voting No was the right thing to do

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Laurence Foenander August 30, 2013 At 14:48

Stella Creasy voted No!! Brilliant!

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patrick starfish August 30, 2013 At 14:30

what was the question?

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Lucy Hill August 30, 2013 At 14:04

Well done Guto Bebb!!

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Vicki Morton August 30, 2013 At 13:50

Well done Charles Walker for voting No! Proud you are my MP 🙂

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Alberto August 30, 2013 At 12:19

I don’t know whether my plight (and hopefully of others) both written and through a phone message contributed in pressure but she voted No – Diane Abbot – I’m pleased

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Susan Lawn August 30, 2013 At 11:19

Mine voted No. Hurrah for David Ward.

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Watford MP Richard Harrington Voted With Cameron To Join A Looming Military Strike On Syria | ukgovernmentwatch August 30, 2013 At 10:13

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How did your MP vote on Syria? Find out here - ... August 30, 2013 At 09:38

[…] 1: Amendment 2: Main Vote 1. Question put, That the manuscript amendment be made. The House divided: Ayes 220, Noes 332. Division No. […]

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martyn August 30, 2013 At 08:41

well done Tracy crouch for voting NO brilliant

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Steven Preece August 30, 2013 At 01:04

Looks like my Tory MP abstained – not in list. Better than voting in favour I guess.

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- Downhome August 30, 2013 At 12:08
  
  Ditto.
  
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