Wurzel Gummidge Corbyn Isolated
 

Jeremy Corbyn isolated as 'majority of shadow cabinet backs air strikes' despite McDonnell ally lobbying MPs demanding opposition - live
Prime Minister hints at prolonged Syria bombing campaign in 36-page plan as he seeks to win over Tory rebels and Labour MPs ahead of Commons vote

• David Cameron sets out 36-page plan for Syrian air strikes
• Document warns Britain faces ‘armed attack’ from Isil
• Jeremy Corbyn warns over civilian casualties
• PM rules out deploying British troops on the ground
• David Cameron's full statement to Parliament
• MoD says British missiles can 'eliminate' civilian casualtiest
• Lessons from Iraq: how to make case for bombing Syria


http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...plan-live.html

Yes Britain has a big role to play in Syria.We have 'Brimstone' the most sophisicated missile of its kind and British built.Only the UK and the Saudis currently have 'Brimstone'.It can take out targets which are moving up to 70MPH with pinpoint accuracy with minimal civilian casualties.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukne...0-seconds.html

But will the PM get enough to call a Vote.

Well you would hope so, at over £100,000 each. Absolute ****ing joke.

each cruise missile costs about £1 million and each trident missile costs just under £17 million, so 100k is very cheap when you consider the research and development that went in to creating them

Worth every penny when it's vapourising a couple of IS terrorists.

The PM would need to outline very clearly and in full detail any plans he may have, if indeed he has any at all that is, as to the end solution after any UK involvement.
I didn't hear anything of substance as to that at all from him so would be reluctant to support it, as indeed both Labour and Conservative MPs have great concerns as to that issue too.

He'll need that to be very clearly relayed to parliament in order to get the backing he needs, if he does that then he will warrant being supported.
Although I still feel it right that it should be a free vote and all MPs able to vote as their own conscience dictates.

Yes. The sort of money that would change most British citizens life is totally worth blowing up one ISIS jeep accomplishing more or less nothing at all.

But that's war I guess. That's government. They'll spend ten times more on a bomb than on a child.

Has there actually been a vote or is this more jackanory than worzel gummidge?