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02 Dec 15
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BBC2
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Let's hope Laura Kuenssberg is wearing her infamous blue dress..
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It's black today.
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DAMN!
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Dave having none of an apology
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DC not wanting to apologise
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You beat me to it
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Aye, and ye just escaped an "Keep up spotty"
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This will turn into "The are you going to apologise debate" if DC doesn't do it.
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They're not letting it go
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He's got about 20 mins to ride it out, he's thinking.
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He said "Either vote is an honourable vote" , may be enough.
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Labour could be childish and say "Stuff ye Camerloon"
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BBC not using Daesh as it would be non-neutral to do so, not good.
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It could go haywire if they pull up the Beeb on everything they should do..
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Corbyn on.
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Corbyn took the high ground there.
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Corbyn's a coward.
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He's definitely been reading Chit Chat though..
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I posted a link on the Islamphobia thread about the increase in attacks in Scotland.It included a cuddly female muslim from a goverment funded mouth piece.She felt "attacked" because people did not smile at her when she walked down the street.Sure beats having your head blown off while in a coffee shop.
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Hilary Benn throwing absolute assegais into Jezza's back..
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Change to 131 Freeview Parliament channel.
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Has Corbyn instructed his female MPS to sit separately from the men yet, as part of Labour's continuing bow to Islam?
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MPs....surely !
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Margaret Beckett talking sense - pro-bombing.
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She was pretty good, although not sure i share her conviction that 2249 and france asking is the time to act.
Corbyn was absolutely rubbish, seemed like he missed a huge opportunity to point out some of camerons flawed arguments |
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you,ve got to love sky been telling us all week 58% of the public back strikes ,there now saying forget what the polls say [less than 50% now agree with bombing ]the public are still behind the bombings
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Angus Robertson sounds more like the Leader of the Opposition than Corbyn.
The question is whose judgement do we trust? The Prime Minister or somebody who had a fling withe Diane Abbott! |
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no e in with. Damn.
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why dont these mp,s tell the truth and then let the people decide only one question to answer for me,
the government ,security forces keep telling us theres over 750 people of interest to them in the uk,when the 1st bomb is dropped will these 750 plus be less or more radicalised , the explain how we will be more or less safe at home,answer to both questions seems obvious to me ,probably why they arnt asking it |
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"There's no doubt the nerve centre (of ISIS) is in Raqqa" according to Alan Johnson
is this from the same intelligent sources that said there were WMD's in Iraq  |
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he thinks the rock band in paris were english,
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cheap shot at corbyn there from johnson, the same johnson that resigned as chancellor when he remembered he couldnt count and then wouldnt run as leader,another wanting power without responsibility
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Paris was attacked by french and belgians, Just like 911 was saudis, never let an atrocity go to waste to bomb another country
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prawn sandwich brigade gone to lunch supposedly most important debate of this parliament and the tory benches are less than half full,bottle of subsitised claret far more important than a debate about war
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More like Lobster Thermidor brigade !
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just seen the bloke on tv who,s at the heart of this debate without him we,d have probably been in syria 2 years ago,will milliband speak does anyone no which way he,s thinking
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Derek twigg - thats who i agree with so far.
Proper UN resolution for boots on the ground with muslim countries armies leading the way. |
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which "muslim armies" did he suggest?
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