Re: Today's EU question: how would you vote?
 

The chamber is starting to fill up now. The vote can't be that far away - I wonder how many of 'em will be drunk when they lurch through the division lobby?

Re: Today's EU question: how would you vote?
 

The vote's at ten p.m.

Re: Today's EU question: how would you vote?
 

Aye, they're creeping in now.....like cockroaches coming in for their late evening feast.

Re: Today's EU question: how would you vote?
 

Some are talking sense.

The British people have never voted to be E.U. members.

The only way to rectify this injustice is to vote for a referendum.

Re: Today's EU question: how would you vote?
 

Some clown has just argued that he wants a referendum, but not now. A few of 'em have said something similar. It reminds me of the appeasement debates in the same place back in the 1930's - but for Berlin, read Brussels. they're saying do nowt now and hope the problem will go away. The reality is, the longer we leave it, the worse it's going to get.

Re: Today's EU question: how would you vote?
 

Yup he was a numpty.

There might never be a chance again for years.

Anyway, the time is nigh.

It's judgement time.

Re: Today's EU question: how would you vote?
 

Just heard the call - formal division. I think the 'Aye' vote is going to be a bit bigger than the government planned for.

Re: Today's EU question: how would you vote?
 

Like was said, if the government introduced e-petitions, in order to give ordinary people more power, it should have been a free vote.

Re: Today's EU question: how would you vote?
 

I know it should have been a free vote.

I notice that labour have kept their elder statesman, the Viscount Stansgate, aka Mr Anthony Wedgewood Benn, the guru to which all self-respecting socialists kow-tow, remarkably quiet. I wonder if it's 'owt to do with the fact that he has always regarded the EEC/EU as an undemocratic rip-off for this country?

Re: Today's EU question: how would you vote?
 

“When your neighbour's house is on fire, your first impulse should be to help them put out the flames, not least to protect your own house”
David Cameron.

Er...yes. If you're a bit stupid.

The correct thing to do is to firstly evacuate your own family safely.

Then dial 999, and let them deal with it professionally.

Re: Today's EU question: how would you vote?
 

Aye, and hopefully Groove turns up with his fire hose.

Re: Today's EU question: how would you vote?
 

Bercow.

What a silly little twit.

Re: Today's EU question: how would you vote?
 

111 men and women who can hold their heads up tonight.

Politicans who believe in democracy.

Re: Today's EU question: how would you vote?
 

Thats about 30 more than originally estimated.

I want to see which are the Labour names.

Re: Today's EU question: how would you vote?
 

A simple way i look at this is theres approx twice as many Tory MPs than Labour, which i regard as ruddy disgraceful,:(:(:(