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Thursday, 5 February 2015

Female MPs even more useless than male MPs at preventing WW3

Full breakdown of how MPs voted on the rebel amendment saying there was no moral case for war against Iraq.

612 MPs voted for and against the invasion of Iraq.

217 MPs voted against the war.
395 MPs voted for the war.

502 male MPs, 110 female MPs.

Out 502 male MPs,  only 190 or 37% of them voted against the war.
61% of these stupid warmongering fuckers got it wrong.

Out of 110 female MPs, only 27 or 24% of them voted against the war.
Out of 110 female MPs, 75% of these stupid warmongering cunts got it wrong.

Female MPs are not even any good at preventing war and it appears that most females are sheeple and congenitally stupid or even more congenitally stupid than most male MPs.

How many people knew invading Iraq was wrong?

In London alone 1 million people knew it was wrong but most these fuckers in Parliament didn't, it seems. Or they knew it was wrong and still voted for it anyway. 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/February_15,_2003_anti-war_protest#United_Kingdom

The British Stop the War Coalition (StWC) held a protest in London which it claimed was the largest political demonstration in the city's history. Police estimated attendance as well in excess of 750,000 people and the BBC estimated that around a million attended.  At the finish rally in Hyde Park, the organiser's announced 3 million attended. It remains probably the largest protest march in UK history. The protest was organised under the slogan "No war on Iraq - freedom for Palestine".


Time to tell feminism and Parliamentary democracy to fuck off, don't you think?

WW3 was already declared on 9/11, and it was declared on the West because Bin Laden and his Islamist mates didn't like Western foreign policy.

The casus belli are listed at http://www.theguardian.com/world/2002/nov/24/theobserver

Do you think foreign policy has nothing to do with the ordinary voter?

Did you know that the British Empire was lost because a Liberal Prime Minister thought he would be electorally advantaged in the General Election of 2015 by participating in a short and successful war that turned out to be WW1? No, of course not. The history books wouldn't be telling you that, would they? They would be still blaming the Germans.

In war, our liberties are lost and the sacrifices expected of us even greater.

83% of female MPs voted for gay marriage while only 48% of male MPs did. What does this say about feminism?

Wars are always gambles and the British gambled their world empire away

How Feminism Led To Two World Wars

AYES
Male


  1. Graham Allen (Nottingham North)
  2. John Austin (Erith & Thamesmead)
  3. Tony Banks (West Ham)
  4. Harry Barnes (Derbyshire North East)
  5. John Battle (Leeds West)
  6. Andrew Bennett (Denton & Reddish)
  7. Joe Benton (Bootle)
  8. Dr Roger Berry (Kingswood)
  9. Harold Best (Leeds North West)
  10. Bob Blizzard (Waveney)
  11. Keith Bradley (Manchester Withington)
  12. Kevin Brennan (Cardiff West)
  13. Richard Burden (Birmingham Northfield)
  14. Ronnie Campbell (Blyth Valley)
  15. Martin Caton (Gower)
  16. David Chaytor (Bury North)
  17. Michael Clapham (Barnsley West & Penistone)
  18. Tom Clarke (Coatbridge & Chryston)
  19. Tony Clarke (Northampton South)
  20. Harry Cohen (Leyton & Wanstead)
  21. Iain Coleman (Hammersmith & Fulham)
  22. Michael Connarty (Falkirk East)
  23. Frank Cook (Stockton North)
  24. Robin Cook (Livingston)
  25. Jeremy Corbyn (Islington North)
  26. Jim Cousins (Newcastle upon Tyne Central)
  27. Tom Cox (Tooting)
  28. David Crausby (Bolton North East)
  29. John Cryer (Hornchurch)
  30. Tam Dalyell (Linlithgow)
  31. Ian Davidson (Glasgow Pollok)
  32. Denzil Davies (Llanelli)
  33. Terry Davis (Birmingham Hodge Hill)
  34. Hilton Dawson (Lancaster & Wyre)
  35. John Denham (Southampton Itchen)
  36. Parmjit Dhanda (Gloucester)
  37. Jim Dobbin (Heywood & Middleton)
  38. Frank Dobson (Holborn & St Pancras)
  39. Frank Doran (Aberdeen Central)
  40. David Drew (Stroud)
  41. Huw Edwards (Monmouth)
  42. Clive Efford (Eltham)
  43. Bill Etherington (Sunderland North)
  44. Mark Fisher (Stoke-on-Trent Central)
  45. Paul Flynn (Newport West)
  46. Hywel Francis (Aberavon)
  47. George Galloway (Glasgow Kelvin)
  48. Neil Gerrard (Walthamstow)
  49. Dr Ian Gibson (Norwich North)
  50. Roger Godsiff (Birmingham Sparkbrook & Small Heath)
  51. Win Griffiths (Bridgend)
  52. John Grogan (Selby)
  53. Patrick Hall (Bedford)
  54. David Hamilton (Midlothian)
  55. Fabian Hamilton (Leeds North East)
  56. Dai Havard (Merthyr Tydfil & Rhymney)
  57. Doug Henderson (Newcastle upon Tyne North)
  58. Stephen Hepburn (Jarrow)
  59. David Heyes (Ashton under Lyne)
  60. David Hinchliffe (Wakefield)
  61. Jimmy Hood (Clydesdale)
  62. Kelvin Hopkins (Luton North)
  63. Dr Brian Iddon (Bolton South East)
  64. Eric Illsley (Barnsley Central)
  65. Jon Owen Jones (Cardiff Central)
  66. Martyn Jones (Clwyd South)
  67. David Kidney (Stafford)
  68. Peter Kilfoyle (Liverpool Walton)
  69. Mark Lazarowicz (Edinburgh North & Leith)
  70. David Lepper (Brighton Pavilion)
  71. Terry Lewis (Worsley)
  72. Ian Lucas (Wrexham)
  73. Iain Luke (Dundee East)
  74. John Lyons (Strathkelvin & Bearsden)
  75. John McDonnell (Hayes & Harlington)
  76. Kevin McNamara (Hull North)
  77. Tony McWalter (Hemel Hempstead)
  78. Jim Marshall (Leicester South)
  79. Robert Marshall-Andrews (Medway)
  80. Eric Martlew (Carlisle)
  81. Chris Mullin (Sunderland South)
  82. Denis Murphy (Wansbeck)
  83. Doug Naysmith (Bristol North West)
  84. Eddie O'Hara (Knowsley South)
  85. Albert Owen (Ynys Mon)
  86. Peter Pike (Burnley)
  87. Kerry Pollard (St Albans)
  88. Gordon Prentice (Pendle)
  89. Gwyn Prosser (Dover)
  90. Ken Purchase (Wolverhampton North East)
  91. John Robertson (Glasgow Anniesland)
  92. Martin Salter (Reading West)
  93. Mohammad Sarwar (Glasgow Govan)
  94. Malcolm Savidge (Aberdeen North)
  95. Philip Sawford (Kettering)
  96. Brian Sedgemore (Hackney South & Shoreditch)
  97. Alan Simpson (Nottingham South)
  98. Chris Smith (Islington South & Finsbury)
  99. Llew Smith (Blaenau Gwent)
  100. George Stevenson (Stoke-on-Trent South)
  101. Dr Gavin Strang (Edinburgh East & Musselburgh)
  102. Graham Stringer (Manchester Blackley)
  103. David Taylor (Leicestershire North West)
  104. Jon Trickett (Hemsworth)
  105. Paul Truswell (Pudsey)
  106. Dr Desmond Turner (Brighton Kemptown)
  107. Bill Tynan (Hamilton South)
  108. Rudi Vis (Finchley & Golders Green)
  109. Robert Wareing (Liverpool West Derby)
  110. Dr Alan Whitehead (Southampton Test)
  111. Alan Williams (Swansea West)
  112. Mike Wood (Batley & Spen)
  113. Tony Worthington (Clydebank & Milngavie)
  114. David Wright (Telford)
  115. Dr Tony Wright (Cannock Chase)
  116. Derek Wyatt (Sittingbourne & Sheppey)
  117. Peter Ainsworth (Surrey East)
  118. Richard Bacon (Norfolk South)
  119. Tony Baldry (Banbury)
  120. John Baron (Billericay)
  121. Kenneth Clarke (Rushcliffe)
  122. John Gummer (Suffolk Coastal)
  123. John Horam (Orpington)
  124. Edward Leigh (Gainsborough)
  125. Humfrey Malins (Woking)
  126. Dr Andrew Murrison (Westbury)
  127. Richard Page (Hertfordshire South West)
  128. John Randall (Uxbridge)
  129. Jonathan Sayeed (Bedfordshire Mid)
  130. Ian Taylor (Esher & Walton)
  131. Andrew Turner (Isle of Wight)
  132. Richard Allan (Sheffield Hallam)
  133. Norman Baker (Lewes)
  134. John Barrett (Edinburgh West)
  135. Alan Beith (Berwick-upon-Tweed)
  136. Tom Brake (Carshalton & Wallington)
  137. Colin Breed (Cornwall South East)
  138. Malcolm Bruce (Gordon)
  139. John Burnett (Devon West & Torridge)
  140. Paul Burstow (Sutton & Cheam)
  141. Dr Vincent Cable (Twickenham)
  142. Menzies Campbell (Fife North East)
  143. Alistair Carmichael (Orkney & Shetland)
  144. David Chidgey (Eastleigh)
  145. Brian Cotter (Weston-Super-Mare)
  146. Edward Davey (Kingston & Surbiton)
  147. Don Foster (Bath)
  148. Andrew George (St Ives)
  149. Matthew Green (Ludlow)
  150. Mike Hancock (Portsmouth South)
  151. Dr Evan Harris (Oxford West & Abingdon)
  152. Nick Harvey (Devon North)
  153. David Heath (Somerton & Frome)
  154. Paul Holmes (Chesterfield)
  155. Simon Hughes (Southwark North & Bermondsey)
  156. Nigel Jones (Cheltenham)
  157. Paul Keetch (Hereford)
  158. Charles Kennedy (Ross, Skye & Inverness West)
  159. Sir Archy Kirkwood (Roxburgh & Berwickshire)
  160. Norman Lamb (Norfolk North)
  161. David Laws (Yeovil)
  162. Paul Marsden (Shrewsbury & Atcham)
  163. Michael Moore (Tweeddale, Ettrick & Lauderdale)
  164. Mark Oaten (Winchester)
  165. Lembit Opik (Montgomeryshire)
  166. John Pugh (Southport)
  167. Alan Reid (Argyll & Bute)
  168. David Rendel (Newbury)
  169. Bob Russell (Colchester)
  170. Adrian Sanders (Torbay)
  171. Sir Robert Smith (Aberdeenshire West & Kincardine)
  172. Andrew Stunell (Hazel Grove)
  173. Matthew Taylor (Truro & St Austell)
  174. John Thurso (Caithness, Sutherland & Easter Ross)
  175. Dr Jenny Tonge (Richmond Park)
  176. Paul Tyler (Cornwall North)
  177. Steve Webb (Northavon)
  178. Roger Williams (Brecon & Radnorshire)
  179. Phil Willis (Harrogate & Knaresborough)
  180. Richard Younger-Ross (Teignbridge)
  181. Elfyn Llwyd (PC Meirionnydd Nant Conwy)
  182. Eddie McGrady (SDLP Down South)
  183. Adam Price (PC Carmarthen East & Dinefwr)
  184. Angus Robertson (SNP Moray)
  185. Alex Salmond (SNP Banff & Buchan)
  186. Dr Richard Taylor (KHHC Wyre Forest)
  187. Simon Thomas (PC Ceredigion)
  188. Michael Weir (SNP Angus)
  189. Hywel Williams (PC Caernarfon)
  190. Peter Wishart (SNP Tayside North)


AYES
Female


  1. Ms Diane Abbott (Hackney North & Stoke Newington)
  2. Ms Karen Buck (Regent's Park & Kensington North)
  3. Ms Anne Campbell (Cambridge)
  4. Mrs Helen Clark (Peterborough)
  5. Ms Ann Cryer (Keighley)
  6. Ms Valerie Davey (Bristol West)
  7. Ms Kate Hoey (Vauxhall)
  8. Ms Joan Humble (Blackpool North & Fleetwood)
  9. Ms Glenda Jackson (Hampstead & Highgate)
  10. Ms Helen Jackson (Sheffield Hillsborough)
  11. Dr Lynne Jones (Birmingham Selly Oak)
  12. Mrs Christine McCafferty (Calder Valley)
  13. Ms Ann McKechin (Glasgow Maryhill)
  14. Ms Julie Morgan (Cardiff North)
  15. Ms Alice Mahon (Halifax)
  16. Ms Diana Organ (Forest of Dean)
  17. Ms Linda Perham (Ilford North)
  18. Joan Ruddock (Lewisham Deptford)
  19. Ms Debra Shipley (Stourbridge)
  20. Marsha Singh (Bradford West)
  21. Ms Joan Walley (Stoke-on-Trent North)
  22. Mrs Betty Williams (Conwy)
  23. Ms Annette Brooke (Dorset Mid & Poole North)
  24. Ms Patsy Calton (Cheadle)
  25. Ms Sue Doughty (Guildford)
  26. Mrs Sandra Gidley (Romsey)
  27. Ms Annabelle Ewing (SNP Perth)

NOES
Male


  1. Nick Ainger (Carmarthen West & Pembrokeshire South)
  2. Bob Ainsworth (Coventry North East)
  3. Douglas Alexander (Paisley South)
  4. Donald Anderson (Swansea East)
  5. Adrian Bailey (Co-op West Bromwich West)
  6. Kevin Barron (Rother Valley)
  7. Hugh Bayley (York, City of)
  8. Nigel Beard (Bexleyheath & Crayford)
  9. Stuart Bell (Middlesbrough)
  10. Hilary Benn (Leeds Central)
  11. Clive Betts (Sheffield Attercliffe)
  12. Tony Blair (Sedgefield)
  13. David Blunkett (Sheffield Brightside)
  14. Paul Boateng (Brent South)
  15. David Borrow (Ribble South)
  16. Peter Bradley (Wrekin, The)
  17. Ben Bradshaw (Exeter)
  18. Gordon Brown (Dunfermline East)
  19. Nick Brown (Newcastle upon Tyne East & Wallsend)
  20. Russell Brown (Dumfries)
  21. Des Browne (Kilmarnock & Loudoun)
  22. Chris Bryant (Rhondda)
  23. Colin Burgon (Elmet)
  24. Andrew Burnham (Leigh)
  25. Stephen Byers (Tyneside North)
  26. Richard Caborn (Sheffield Central)
  27. David Cairns (Greenock & Inverclyde)
  28. Alan Campbell (Tynemouth)
  29. Ivor Caplin (Hove)
  30. Roger Casale (Wimbledon)
  31. Ian Cawsey (Brigg & Goole)
  32. Ben Chapman (Wirral South)
  33. Paul Clark (Gillingham)
  34. Charles Clarke (Norwich South)
  35. David Clelland (Tyne Bridge)
  36. Vernon Coaker (Gedling)
  37. Ross Cranston (Dudley North)
  38. Jon Cruddas (Dagenham)
  39. John Cummings (Easington)
  40. Dr Jack Cunningham (Copeland)
  41. Jim Cunningham (Coventry South)
  42. Tony Cunningham (Workington)
  43. Alistair Darling (Edinburgh Central)
  44. Wayne David (Caerphilly)
  45. Geraint Davies (Croydon Central)
  46. Andrew Dismore (Hendon)
  47. Jim Dowd (Lewisham West)
  48. Jeff Ennis (Barnsley East & Mexborough)
  49. Frank Field (Birkenhead)
  50. Jim Fitzpatrick (Poplar & Canning Town)
  51. Derek Foster (Bishop Auckland)
  52. Michael Foster (Worcester)
  53. George Foulkes (Carrick, Cumnock & Doon Valley)
  54. Mike Gapes (Ilford South)
  55. Barry Gardiner (Brent North)
  56. Bruce George (Walsall South)
  57. Paul Goggins (Wythenshawe & Sale East)
  58. Nigel Griffiths (Edinburgh South)
  59. Peter Hain (Neath)
  60. Mike Hall (Weaver Vale)
  61. David Hanson (Delyn)
  62. Tom Harris (Glasgow Cathcart)
  63. John Healey (Wentworth)
  64. Ivan Henderson (Harwich)
  65. Mark Hendrick (Preston)
  66. John Heppell (Nottingham East)
  67. Keith Hill (Streatham)
  68. Geoff Hoon (Ashfield)
  69. Phil Hope (Co-op Corby)
  70. Alan Howarth (Newport East)
  71. George Howarth (Knowsley North & Sefton East)
  72. Dr Kim Howells (Pontypridd)
  73. Lindsay Hoyle (Chorley)
  74. Kevin Hughes (Doncaster North)
  75. Alan Hurst (Braintree)
  76. John Hutton (Barrow & Furness)
  77. Adam Ingram (East Kilbride)
  78. Huw Irranca-Davies (Ogmore)
  79. David Jamieson (Plymouth Devonport)
  80. Brian Jenkins (Tamworth)
  81. Alan Johnson (Hull West & Hessle)
  82. Kevan Jones (Durham North)
  83. Eric Joyce (Falkirk West)
  84. Gerald Kaufman (Manchester Gorton)
  85. Alan Keen (Feltham & Heston)
  86. Fraser Kemp (Houghton & Washington East)
  87. Piara Khabra (Ealing Southall)
  88. Andy King (Rugby & Kenilworth)
  89. Jim Knight (Dorset South)
  90. Dr Ashok Kumar (Middlesbrough South & Cleveland East)
  91. Dr Stephen Ladyman (Thanet South)
  92. David Lammy (Tottenham)
  93. Bob Laxton (Derby North)
  94. Christopher Leslie (Shipley)
  95. Tom Levitt (High Peak)
  96. Ivan Lewis (Bury South)
  97. Martin Linton (Battersea)
  98. Andy Love (Edmonton)
  99. Tommy McAvoy (Glasgow Rutherglen)
  100. Stephen McCabe (Birmingham Hall Green)
  101. Ian McCartney (Makerfield)
  102. Calum MacDonald (Western Isles)
  103. John MacDougall (Fife Central)
  104. John McFall (Dumbarton)
  105. Andrew Mackinlay (Thurrock)
  106. Tony McNulty (Harrow East)
  107. Denis MacShane (Rotherham)
  108. John McWilliam (Blaydon)
  109. Peter Mandelson (Hartlepool)
  110. John Mann (Bassetlaw)
  111. Robert Marris (Wolverhampton South West)
  112. Gordon Marsden (Blackpool South)
  113. Michael Meacher (Oldham West & Royton)
  114. Alun Michael (Cardiff South & Penarth)
  115. Alan Milburn (Darlington)
  116. David Miliband (South Shields)
  117. Andrew Miller (Ellesmere Port & Neston)
  118. Chris Mole (Ipswich)
  119. Dr Lewis Moonie (Kirkcaldy)
  120. Elliot Morley (Scunthorpe)
  121. George Mudie (Leeds East)
  122. Jim Murphy (Eastwood)
  123. Paul Murphy (Torfaen)
  124. Bill O'Brien (Normanton)
  125. Mike O'Brien (Warwickshire North)
  126. Martin O'Neill (Ochil)
  127. Bill Olner (Nuneaton)
  128. Nick Palmer (Broxtowe)
  129. Ian Pearson (Dudley South)
  130. Colin Pickthall (Lancashire West)
  131. James Plaskitt (Warwick & Leamington)
  132. Chris Pond (Gravesham)
  133. Greg Pope (Hyndburn)
  134. Stephen Pound (Ealing North)
  135. John Prescott (Hull East)
  136. James Purnell (Stalybridge & Hyde)
  137. Lawrie Quinn (Scarborough & Whitby)
  138. Bill Rammell (Harlow)
  139. Syd Rapson (Portsmouth North)
  140. Nick Raynsford (Greenwich & Woolwich) Dr John Reid (Hamilton North & Bellshill)
  141. Geoffrey Robinson (Coventry North West)
  142. Terry Rooney (Bradford North)
  143. Ernie Ross (Dundee West)
  144. Frank Roy (Motherwell & Wishaw)
  145. Chris Ruane (Vale of Clwyd)
  146. Jonathan Shaw (Chatham & Aylesford)
  147. Barry Sheerman (Huddersfield)
  148. James Sheridan (Renfrewshire West)
  149. Sion Llewelyn Simon (Birmingham Erdington)
  150. Andrew Smith (Oxford East)
  151. Clive Soley (Ealing Acton & Shepherd's Bush)
  152. John Spellar (Warley)
  153. Gerry Steinberg (Durham, City of)
  154. David Stewart (Inverness East, Nairn & Lochaber)
  155. Ian Stewart (Eccles)
  156. Paul Stinchcombe (Wellingborough)
  157. Howard Stoate (Dartford)
  158. Jack Straw (Blackburn)
  159. Gerry Sutcliffe (Bradford South)
  160. Gareth Thomas (Clwyd West)
  161. Gareth Thomas (Harrow West)
  162. Stephen Timms (East Ham)
  163. Mark Todd (Derbyshire South)
  164. Don Touhig (Islwyn)
  165. Dennis Turner (Wolverhampton South East)
  166. Neil Turner (Wigan)
  167. Derek Twigg (Halton)
  168. Stephen Twigg (Enfield Southgate)
  169. Keith Vaz (Leicester East)
  170. Tom Watson (West Bromwich East)
  171. Dave Watts (St Helens North)
  172. Malcolm Wicks (Croydon North)
  173. Michael Wills (Swindon North)
  174. Brian Wilson (Cunninghame North)
  175. David Winnick (Walsall North)
  176. Shaun Woodward (St Helens South)
  177. Phil Woolas (Oldham East & Saddleworth)
  178. David Amess (Southend West)
  179. Michael Ancram (Devizes)
  180. James Arbuthnot (Hampshire North East)
  181. David Atkinson (Bournemouth East)
  182. Peter Atkinson (Hexham)
  183. Greg Barker (Bexhill & Battle)
  184. Henry Bellingham (Norfolk North West)
  185. John Bercow (Buckingham)
  186. Sir Paul Beresford (Mole Valley)
  187. Crispin Blunt (Reigate)
  188. Tim Boswell (Daventry)
  189. Peter Bottomley (Worthing West)
  190. Graham Brady (Altrincham & Sale West)
  191. Julian Brazier (Canterbury)
  192. Simon Burns (Chelmsford West)
  193. Alastair Burt (Bedfordshire North East)
  194. John Butterfill (Bournemouth West)
  195. David Cameron (Witney)
  196. William Cash (Stone)
  197. Sir Sydney Chapman (Chipping Barnet)
  198. Christopher Chope (Christchurch)
  199. James Clappison (Hertsmere)
  200. Tim Collins (Westmorland & Lonsdale)
  201. Derek Conway (Old Bexley & Sidcup)
  202. Sir Patrick Cormack (Staffordshire South)
  203. James Cran (Beverley & Holderness)
  204. David Curry (Skipton & Ripon)
  205. Quentin Davies (Grantham & Stamford)
  206. David Davis (Haltemprice & Howden)
  207. Jonathan Djanogly (Huntingdon)
  208. Stephen Dorrell (Charnwood)
  209. Alan Duncan (Rutland & Melton)
  210. Peter Duncan (Galloway & Upper Nithsdale)
  211. Iain Duncan Smith (Chingford & Woodford Green)
  212. Nigel Evans (Ribble Valley)
  213. Michael Fabricant (Lichfield)
  214. Michael Fallon (Sevenoaks)
  215. Mark Field (Cities of London & Westminster)
  216. Howard Flight (Arundel & South Downs)
  217. Adrian Flook (Taunton)
  218. Eric Forth (Bromley & Chislehurst)
  219. Dr Liam Fox (Woodspring)
  220. Mark Francois (Rayleigh)
  221. Roger Gale (Thanet North)
  222. Edward Garnier (Harborough)
  223. Nick Gibb (Bognor Regis & Littlehampton)
  224. Paul Goodman (Wycombe)
  225. James Gray (Wiltshire North)
  226. Chris Grayling (Epsom & Ewell)
  227. Damien Green (Ashford)
  228. John Greenway (Ryedale)
  229. Dominic Grieve (Beaconsfield)
  230. William Hague (Richmond (Yorks)
  231. Philip Hammond (Runnymede & Weybridge)
  232. Nicholas Hawkins (Surrey Heath)
  233. John Hayes (South Holland & The Deepings)
  234. Oliver Heald (Hertfordshire North East)
  235. David Heathcoat-Amory (Wells)
  236. Charles Hendry (Wealden)
  237. Mark Hoban (Fareham)
  238. Michael Howard (Folkestone & Hythe)
  239. Gerald Howarth (Aldershot)
  240. Michael Jack (Fylde)
  241. Robert Jackson (Wantage)
  242. Bernard Jenkin (Essex North)
  243. Boris Johnson (Henley)
  244. Robert Key (Salisbury)
  245. Greg Knight (Yorkshire East)
  246. Oliver Letwin (Dorset West)
  247. Dr Julian Lewis (New Forest East)
  248. Ian Liddell-Grainger (Bridgwater)
  249. David Lidington (Aylesbury)
  250. Peter Lilley (Hitchin & Harpenden)
  251. Tim Loughton (Worthing East & Shoreham)
  252. Peter Luff (Worcestershire Mid)
  253. Andrew Mackay (Bracknell)
  254. David Maclean (Penrith & The Border)
  255. Patrick McLoughlin (Derbyshire West)
  256. John Maples (Stratford-on-Avon)
  257. Michael Mates (Hampshire East)
  258. Francis Maude (Horsham)
  259. Sir Brian Mawhinney (Cambridgeshire North West)
  260. Patrick Mercer (Newark)
  261. Andrew Mitchell (Sutton Coldfield)
  262. Malcolm Moss (Cambridgeshire North East)
  263. Archie Norman (Tunbridge Wells)
  264. Stephen O'Brien (Eddisbury)
  265. George Osborne (Tatton)
  266. Richard Ottaway (Croydon South)
  267. James Paice (Cambridgeshire South East)
  268. Owen Paterson (Shropshire North)
  269. Eric Pickles (Brentwood & Ongar)
  270. Michael Portillo (Kensington & Chelsea)
  271. Mark Prisk (Hertford & Stortford)
  272. John Redwood (Wokingham)
  273. Andrew Robathan (Blaby)
  274. Hugh Robertson (Faversham & Kent Mid)
  275. Laurence Robertson (Tewkesbury)
  276. Andrew Rosindell (Romford)
  277. David Ruffley (Bury St Edmunds)
  278. Andrew Selous (Bedfordshire South West)
  279. Richard Shepherd (Aldridge-Brownhills)
  280. Mark Simmonds (Boston & Skegness)
  281. Keith Simpson (Norfolk Mid)
  282. Nicholas Soames (Sussex Mid)
  283. Sir Michael Spicer (Worcestershire West)
  284. Dr Robert Spink (Castle Point)
  285. Richard Spring (Suffolk West)
  286. Sir John Stanley (Tonbridge & Malling)
  287. Gary Streeter (Devon South West)
  288. Desmond Swayne (New Forest West)
  289. Hugo Swire (Devon East)
  290. Robert Syms (Poole)
  291. John Taylor (Solihull)
  292. David Tredinnick (Bosworth)
  293. Michael Trend (Windsor)
  294. Peter Viggers (Gosport)
  295. Nigel Waterson (Eastbourne)
  296. John Whittingdale (Maldon & Chelmsford East)
  297. Bill Wiggin (Leominster)
  298. John Wilkinson (Ruislip-Northwood)
  299. David Willetts (Havant)
  300. Nicholas Winterton (Macclesfield)
  301. Tim Yeo (Suffolk South)
  302. Sir George Young (Hampshire North West)
  303. Roy Beggs (UUP Antrim East)
  304. David Burnside (UUP Antrim South)
  305. Gregory Campbell (DUP Londonderry East)
  306. Nigel Dodds (DUP Belfast North)
  307. Jeffrey Donaldson (UUP Lagan Valley)
  308. Andrew Hunter (Ind C Basingstoke)
  309. The Rev Ian Paisley (DUP Antrim North)
  310. Peter Robinson (DUP Belfast East)
  311. The Rev Martin Smyth (UUP Belfast South)
  312. David Trimble (UUP Upper Bann)


NOES
Female


  1. Ms Irene Adams (Paisley North)
  2. Ms Janet Anderson (Rossendale & Darwen)
  3. Ms Hilary Armstrong (Durham North West)
  4. Ms Candy Atherton (Falmouth & Camborne)
  5. Ms Charlotte Atkins (Staffordshire Moorlands)
  6. Mrs Margaret Beckett (Derby South)
  7. Ms Liz Blackman (Erewash)
  8. Ms Hazel Blears (Salford)
  9. Dr Lynda Clark (Edinburgh Pentlands)
  10. Ms Ann Clwyd (Cynon Valley)
  11. Ms Ann Coffey (Stockport)
  12. Ms Yvette Cooper (Pontefract & Castleford)
  13. Ms Jean Corston (Bristol East)
  14. Ms Claire Curtis-Thomas (Crosby)
  15. Ms Janet Dean (Burton)
  16. Ms Julia Drown (Swindon South)
  17. Mrs Gwyneth Dunwoody (Crewe & Nantwich)
  18. Ms Angela Eagle (Wallasey)
  19. Ms Maria Eagle (Liverpool Garston)
  20. Ms Louise Ellman (Liverpool Riverside)
  21. Ms Lorna Fitzsimons (Rochdale)
  22. Ms Caroline Flint (Don Valley)
  23. Ms Barbara Follett (Stevenage)
  24. Mrs Linda Gilroy (Plymouth Sutton)
  25. Ms Jane Griffiths (Reading East)
  26. Ms Harriet Harman (Camberwell & Peckham)
  27. Ms Patricia Hewitt (Leicester West)
  28. Mrs Margaret Hodge (Barking)
  29. Ms Beverley Hughes (Stretford & Urmston)
  30. Ms Melanie Johnson (Welwyn Hatfield)
  31. Ms Helen Jones (Warrington North)
  32. Ms Tessa Jowell (Dulwich & West Norwood)
  33. Ms Sally Keeble (Northampton North)
  34. Ms Ann Keen (Brentford & Isleworth)
  35. Ms Ruth Kelly (Bolton West)
  36. Ms Jane Kennedy (Liverpool Wavertree)
  37. Ms Oona King (Bethnal Green & Bow)
  38. Ms Jackie Lawrence (Preseli Pembrokeshire)
  39. Ms Helen Liddell (Airdrie & Shotts)
  40. Ms Siobhain McDonagh (Mitcham & Morden)
  41. Ms Fiona Mactaggart (Slough)
  42. Ms Anne McGuire (Stirling)
  43. Ms Shona McIsaac (Cleethorpes)
  44. Ms Rosemary McKenna (Cumbernauld & Kilsyth)
  45. Ms Gillian Merron (Lincoln)
  46. Ms Laura Moffatt (Crawley)
  47. Ms Margaret Moran (Luton South)
  48. Ms Estelle Morris (Birmingham Yardley)
  49. Ms Kali Mountford (Colne Valley)
  50. Ms Meg Munn (Sheffield Heeley)
  51. Mrs Anne Picking (East Lothian)
  52. Ms Bridget Prentice (Lewisham East)
  53. Ms Dawn Primarolo (Bristol South)
  54. Ms Barbara Roche (Hornsey & Wood Green)
  55. Ms Christine Russell (Chester, City of)
  56. Ms Clare Short (Birmingham Ladywood)
  57. Ms Angela Smith (Basildon)
  58. Ms Geraldine Smith (Morecambe & Lunesdale)
  59. Ms Jacqui Smith (Redditch)
  60. Ms Helen Southworth (Warrington South)
  61. Ms Rachel Squire (Dunfermline West)
  62. Dr Phyllis Starkey (Milton Keynes South West)
  63. Ms Gisela Stuart (Birmingham Edgbaston)
  64. Mrs Ann Taylor (Dewsbury)
  65. Ms Dari Taylor (Stockton South)
  66. Mrs Angela Watkinson (Upminster)
  67. Ms Claire Ward (Watford)
  68. Ms Rosie Winterton (Doncaster Central)
  69. Mrs Virginia Bottomley (Surrey South West)
  70. Mrs Angela Browning (Tiverton & Honiton)
  71. Mrs Cheryl Gillan (Chesham & Amersham)
  72. Miss Julie Kirkbride (Bromsgrove)
  73. Mrs Eleanor Laing (Epping Forest)
  74. Mrs Jacqui Lait (Beckenham)
  75. Mrs Theresa May (Maidenhead)
  76. Miss Anne McIntosh (Vale of York)
  77. Mrs Marion Roe (Broxbourne)
  78. Mrs Gillian Shephard (Norfolk South West)
  79. Mrs Caroline Spelman (Meriden)
  80. Miss Ann Widdecombe (Maidstone & The Weald)
  81. Mrs Ann Winterton (Congleton)
  82. Lady Sylvia Hermon (UUP Down North)
  83. Mrs Iris Robinson (DUP Strangford)

Saturday, 11 October 2014

Emasculated male MPs only very slightly more likely to defy three-line whip than female MPs

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2770534/Parliament-debates-British-military-action-Iraq.html

MALE MPs FOR AIRSTRIKES
  1. Adams, Nigel
  2. Afriyie, Adam
  3. Ainsworth, rh Mr Bob
  4. Aldous, Peter
  5. Alexander, rh Danny
  6. Alexander, rh Mr Douglas
  7. Amess, Mr David
  8. Anderson, Mr David
  9. Andrew, Stuart
  10. Arbuthnot, rh Mr James
  11. Ashworth, Jonathan
  12. Austin, Ian
  13. Bailey, Mr Adrian
  14. Bain, Mr William
  15. Baldry, rh Sir Tony
  16. Balls, rh Ed
  17. Banks, Gordon
  18. Barclay, Stephen
  19. Barker, rh Gregory
  20. Barron, rh Kevin
  21. Bayley, Hugh
  22. Bebb, Guto
  23. Beith, rh Sir Alan
  24. Bellingham, Mr Henry
  25. Benn, rh Hilary
  26. Benyon, Richard
  27. Beresford, Sir Paul
  28. Berry, Jake
  29. Betts, Mr Clive
  30. Bingham, Andrew
  31. Binley, Mr Brian
  32. Blackman, Bob
  33. Blenkinsop, Tom
  34. Blomfield, Paul
  35. Blunkett, rh Mr David
  36. Boles, Nick
  37. Bone, Mr Peter
  38. Brady, Mr Graham
  39. Brake, rh Tom
  40. Brazier, Mr Julian
  41. Brennan, Kevin
  42. Bridgen, Andrew
  43. Brine, Steve
  44. Brokenshire, James
  45. Brown, rh Mr Nicholas
  46. Brown, Mr Russell
  47. Browne, Mr Jeremy
  48. Bruce, rh Sir Malcolm
  49. Buckland, Mr Robert
  50. Burden, Richard
  51. Burley, Mr Aidan
  52. Burnham, rh Andy
  53. Burns, Conor
  54. Burrowes, Mr David
  55. Burstow, rh Paul
  56. Burt, rh Alistair
  57. Byles, Dan
  58. Byrne, rh Mr Liam
  59. Cable, rh Vince
  60. Cairns, Alun
  61. Cameron, rh Mr David
  62. Campbell, rh Mr Alan
  63. Campbell, Mr Gregory
  64. Campbell, rh Sir Menzies
  65. Carmichael, rh Mr Alistair
  66. Carmichael, Neil
  67. Cash, Sir William
  68. Chishti, Rehman
  69. Chope, Mr Christopher
  70. Clappison, Mr James
  71. Clark, rh Greg
  72. Clarke, rh Mr Kenneth
  73. Clarke, rh Mr Tom
  74. Clegg, rh Mr Nick
  75. Clifton-Brown, Geoffrey
  76. Coaker, Vernon
  77. Collins, Damian
  78. Colvile, Oliver
  79. Cox, Mr Geoffrey
  80. Crabb, rh Stephen
  81. Crausby, Mr David
  82. Crockart, Mike
  83. Cruddas, Jon
  84. Cryer, John
  85. Cunningham, Alex
  86. Cunningham, Mr Jim
  87. Cunningham, Sir Tony
  88. Danczuk, Simon
  89. Darling, rh Mr Alistair
  90. Davey, rh Mr Edward
  91. David, Wayne
  92. Davies, David T. C.
  93. Davies, Geraint
  94. Davies, Glyn
  95. de Bois, Nick
  96. Denham, rh Mr John
  97. Djanogly, Mr Jonathan
  98. Dobson, rh Frank
  99. Docherty, Thomas
  100. Dodds, rh Mr Nigel
  101. Donaldson, rh Mr Jeffrey M.
  102. Doughty, Stephen
  103. Dowd, Jim
  104. Drax, Richard
  105. Dromey, Jack
  106. Duddridge, James
  107. Dugher, Michael
  108. Duncan, rh Sir Alan
  109. Duncan Smith, rh Mr Iain
  110. Dunne, Mr Philip
  111. Efford, Clive
  112. Ellis, Michael
  113. Ellwood, Mr Tobias
  114. Elphicke, Charlie
  115. Esterson, Bill
  116. Eustice, George
  117. Evans, Chris
  118. Evans, Graham
  119. Evans, Jonathan
  120. Evans, Mr Nigel
  121. Evennett, Mr David
  122. Fallon, rh Michael
  123. Farrelly, Paul
  124. Farron, Tim
  125. Field, rh Mr Frank
  126. Field, Mark
  127. Flello, Robert
  128. Foster, rh Mr Don
  129. Fox, rh Dr Liam
  130. Francis, Dr Hywel
  131. Francois, rh Mr Mark
  132. Freeman, George
  133. Freer, Mike
  134. Fuller, Richard
  135. Gapes, Mike
  136. Gardiner, Barry
  137. Garnier, Sir Edward
  138. Garnier, Mark
  139. Gauke, Mr David
  140. George, Andrew
  141. Gibb, Mr Nick
  142. Gilbert, Stephen
  143. Glen, John
  144. Goldsmith, Zac
  145. Goodwill, Mr Robert
  146. Gove, rh Michael
  147. Graham, Richard
  148. Gray, Mr James
  149. Grayling, rh Chris
  150. Greatrex, Tom
  151. Green, rh Damian
  152. Grieve, rh Mr Dominic
  153. Griffiths, Andrew
  154. Gummer, Ben
  155. Gwynne, Andrew
  156. Gyimah, Mr Sam
  157. Hague, rh Mr William
  158. Hain, rh Mr Peter
  159. Halfon, Robert
  160. Hames, Duncan
  161. Hamilton, Fabian
  162. Hammond, rh Mr Philip
  163. Hammond, Stephen
  164. Hancock, rh Matthew
  165. Hancock, Mr Mike
  166. Hands, rh Greg
  167. Harper, Mr Mark
  168. Harrington, Richard
  169. Harris, Mr Tom
  170. Harvey, Sir Nick
  171. Haselhurst, rh Sir Alan
  172. Havard, Mr Dai
  173. Hayes, rh Mr John
  174. Heald, Sir Oliver
  175. Healey, rh John
  176. Heaton-Harris, Chris
  177. Hemming, John
  178. Hendrick, Mark
  179. Hendry, Charles
  180. Herbert, rh Nick
  181. Heyes, David
  182. Hinds, Damian
  183. Hoban, Mr Mark
  184. Hollingbery, George
  185. Hollobone, Mr Philip
  186. Hood, Mr Jim
  187. Hopkins, Kris
  188. Horwood, Martin
  189. Howarth, rh Mr George
  190. Howarth, Sir Gerald
  191. Howell, John
  192. Hughes, rh Simon
  193. Hunt, rh Mr Jeremy
  194. Hunt, Tristram
  195. Hurd, Mr Nick
  196. Irranca-Davies, Huw
  197. Jackson, Mr Stewart
  198. Jarvis, Dan
  199. Javid, rh Sajid
  200. Jenkin, Mr Bernard
  201. Jenrick, Robert
  202. Johnson, Gareth
  203. Johnson, Joseph
  204. Jones, Andrew
  205. Jones, rh Mr David
  206. Jones, Graham
  207. Jones, Mr Kevan
  208. Jones, Mr Marcus
  209. Joyce, Eric
  210. Kane, Mike
  211. Kawczynski, Daniel
  212. Kelly, Chris
  213. Khan, rh Sadiq
  214. Kirby, Simon
  215. Knight, rh Sir Greg
  216. Kwarteng, Kwasi
  217. Lamb, rh Norman
  218. Lammy, rh Mr David
  219. Lancaster, Mark
  220. Lansley, rh Mr Andrew
  221. Laws, rh Mr David
  222. Lee, Dr Phillip
  223. Lefroy, Jeremy
  224. Leigh, Sir Edward
  225. Leslie, Chris
  226. Letwin, rh Mr Oliver
  227. Lewis, Brandon
  228. Lewis, Mr Ivan
  229. Lewis, Dr Julian
  230. Lidington, rh Mr David
  231. Lilley, rh Mr Peter
  232. Lloyd, Stephen
  233. Lopresti, Jack
  234. Lord, Jonathan
  235. Loughton, Tim
  236. Love, Mr Andrew
  237. Lucas, Ian
  238. Luff, Sir Peter
  239. Mahmood, Mr Khalid
  240. Mann, John
  241. Marsden, Mr Gordon
  242. Maude, rh Mr Francis
  243. Maynard, Paul
  244. McCabe, Steve
  245. McCann, Mr Michael
  246. McCartney, Jason
  247. McCartney, Karl
  248. McCrea, Dr William
  249. McDonald, Andy
  250. McFadden, rh Mr Pat
  251. McGovern, Jim
  252. McLoughlin, rh Mr Patrick
  253. Meacher, rh Mr Michael
  254. Meale, Sir Alan
  255. Mearns, Ian
  256. Menzies, Mark
  257. Metcalfe, Stephen
  258. Miliband, rh Edward
  259. Miller, Andrew
  260. Mitchell, rh Mr Andrew
  261. Moore, rh Michael
  262. Morris, David
  263. Morris, James
  264. Mosley, Stephen
  265. Mowat, David
  266. Mulholland, Greg
  267. Mundell, rh David
  268. Murphy, rh Mr Jim
  269. Murphy, rh Paul
  270. Murrison, Dr Andrew
  271. Neill, Robert
  272. Newmark, Mr Brooks
  273. Nuttall, Mr David
  274. O'Brien, rh Mr Stephen
  275. Offord, Dr Matthew
  276. Ollerenshaw, Eric
  277. Opperman, Guy
  278. Osborne, rh Mr George
  279. Ottaway, rh Sir Richard
  280. Owen, Albert
  281. Paice, rh Sir James
  282. Paisley, Ian
  283. Parish, Neil
  284. Paterson, rh Mr Owen
  285. Pawsey, Mark
  286. Penning, rh Mike
  287. Penrose, John
  288. Percy, Andrew
  289. Perkins, Toby
  290. Phillips, Stephen
  291. Pickles, rh Mr Eric
  292. Pincher, Christopher
  293. Poulter, Dr Daniel
  294. Pound, Stephen
  295. Pritchard, Mark
  296. Pugh, John
  297. Raab, Mr Dominic
  298. Randall, rh Sir John
  299. Raynsford, rh Mr Nick
  300. Reed, Mr Jamie
  301. Reed, Mr Steve
  302. Rees-Mogg, Jacob
  303. Reevell, Simon
  304. Reid, Mr Alan
  305. Reynolds, Jonathan
  306. Robathan, rh Mr Andrew
  307. Robertson, rh Sir Hugh
  308. Robertson, John
  309. Robertson, Mr Laurence
  310. Robinson, Mr Geoffrey
  311. Rogerson, Dan
  312. Rosindell, Andrew
  313. Roy, Lindsay
  314. Ruane, Chris
  315. Russell, Sir Bob
  316. Rutley, David
  317. Sanders, Mr Adrian
  318. Sarwar, Anas
  319. Sawford, Andy
  320. Selous, Andrew
  321. Shannon, Jim
  322. Shapps, rh Grant
  323. Sharma, Alok
  324. Sharma, Mr Virendra
  325. Shepherd, Sir Richard
  326. Sheridan, Jim
  327. Shuker, Gavin
  328. Simmonds, Mark
  329. Simpson, David
  330. Simpson, Mr Keith
  331. Skidmore, Chris
  332. Slaughter, Mr Andy
  333. Smith, Henry
  334. Smith, Julian
  335. Smith, Nick
  336. Smith, Owen
  337. Smith, Sir Robert
  338. Soames, rh Sir Nicholas
  339. Spellar, rh Mr John
  340. Spencer, Mr Mark
  341. Stanley, rh Sir John
  342. Stephenson, Andrew
  343. Stevenson, John
  344. Stewart, Bob
  345. Stewart, Iain
  346. Stewart, Rory
  347. Streeter, Mr Gary
  348. Stride, Mel
  349. Stuart, Mr Graham
  350. Stunell, rh Sir Andrew
  351. Sturdy, Julian
  352. Sutcliffe, Mr Gerry
  353. Swales, Ian
  354. Swayne, rh Mr Desmond
  355. Swire, rh Mr Hugo
  356. Syms, Mr Robert
  357. Tami, Mark
  358. Thomas, Mr Gareth
  359. Thornton, Mike
  360. Timms, rh Stephen
  361. Timpson, Mr Edward
  362. Tomlinson, Justin
  363. Tredinnick, David
  364. Trickett, Jon
  365. Turner, Mr Andrew
  366. Turner, Karl
  367. Twigg, Derek
  368. Twigg, Stephen
  369. Tyrie, Mr Andrew
  370. Umunna, Mr Chuka
  371. Uppal, Paul
  372. Vaizey, Mr Edward
  373. Vara, Mr Shailesh
  374. Vaz, rh Keith
  375. Vickers, Martin
  376. Walker, Mr Charles
  377. Walker, Mr Robin
  378. Wallace, Mr Ben
  379. Walter, Mr Robert
  380. Ward, Mr David
  381. Watts, Mr Dave
  382. Weatherley, Mike
  383. Webb, rh Steve
  384. Wharton, James
  385. White, Chris
  386. Whitehead, Dr Alan
  387. Whittaker, Craig
  388. Whittingdale, Mr John
  389. Wiggin, Bill
  390. Willetts, rh Mr David
  391. Williams, Mr Mark
  392. Williams, Roger
  393. Williams, Stephen
  394. Williamson, Chris
  395. Williamson, Gavin
  396. Wilson, Phil
  397. Wilson, Mr Rob
  398. Wilson, Sammy
  399. Woodcock, John
  400. Woodward, rh Mr Shaun
  401. Wright, David
  402. Wright, Mr Iain
  403. Wright, rh Jeremy
  404. Wright, Simon
  405. Yeo, Mr Tim
  406. Young, rh Sir George
  407. Zahawi, Nadhim
  408. Mark Hunter
  409. Gavin Barwell

MALE MPs AGAINST AIRSTRIKES

  1. Allen, Mr Graham
  2. Bacon, Mr Richard
  3. Baron, Mr John
  4. Campbell, Mr Ronnie
  5. Caton, Martin
  6. Davidson, Mr Ian
  7. Durkan, Mark
  8. Edwards, Jonathan
  9. Flynn, Paul
  10. Galloway, George
  11. Henderson, Gordon
  12. Hepburn, Mr Stephen
  13. Holloway, Mr Adam
  14. Hopkins, Kelvin
  15. Hosie, Stewart
  16. Huppert, Dr Julian
  17. Lazarowicz, Mark
  18. MacNeil, Mr Angus Brendan
  19. McDonnell, Dr Alasdair
  20. McDonnell, John
  21. McKenzie, Mr Iain
  22. Mills, Nigel
  23. Mitchell, Austin
  24. Morris, Grahame M.
  25. Mudie, Mr George
  26. Reckless, Mark
  27. Robertson, Angus
  28. Sheerman, Mr Barry
  29. Skinner, Mr Dennis
  30. Stringer, Graham
  31. Weir, Mr Mike
  32. Williams, Hywel
  33. Wood, Mike
  34. Jeremy Corbyn
  35. Pete Wishart

8% of male MPs defied three-line whip to make an empty gesture that would only make things worse.


FEMALE MPs FOR AIRSTRIKES

  1. Abrahams, Debbie
  2. Alexander, Heidi
  3. Baldwin, Harriett
  4. Beckett, rh Margaret
  5. Berger, Luciana
  6. Blackman-Woods, Roberta
  7. Blackwood, Nicola
  8. Blears, rh Hazel
  9. Bradley, Karen
  10. Bray, Angie
  11. Brooke, rh Annette
  12. Brown, Lyn
  13. Bruce, Fiona
  14. Buck, Ms Karen
  15. Burt, Lorely
  16. Champion, Sarah
  17. Clwyd, rh Ann
  18. Coffey, Ann
  19. Coffey, Dr Thérèse
  20. Cooper, rh Yvette
  21. Creagh, Mary
  22. Creasy, Stella
  23. Crouch, Tracey
  24. De Piero, Gloria
  25. Dinenage, Caroline
  26. Dorries, Nadine
  27. Doyle, Gemma
  28. Doyle-Price, Jackie
  29. Eagle, Ms Angela
  30. Eagle, Maria
  31. Elliott, Julie
  32. Ellison, Jane
  33. Engel, Natascha
  34. Featherstone, rh Lynne
  35. Flint, rh Caroline
  36. Fovargue, Yvonne
  37. Fullbrook, Lorraine
  38. Gillan, rh Mrs Cheryl
  39. Glass, Pat
  40. Glindon, Mrs Mary
  41. Goodman, Helen
  42. Grant, Mrs Helen
  43. Green, Kate
  44. Greening, rh Justine
  45. Greenwood, Lilian
  46. Griffith, Nia
  47. Harman, rh Ms Harriet
  48. Harris, Rebecca
  49. Hillier, Meg
  50. Hilling, Julie
  51. Hillier, Meg
  52. Hodge, rh Margaret
  53. Hodgson, Mrs Sharon
  54. Jackson, Glenda
  55. James, Margot
  56. Jamieson, Cathy
  57. Jones, Susan Elan
  58. Jowell, rh Dame Tessa
  59. Kendall, Liz
  60. Latham, Pauline
  61. Leadsom, Andrea
  62. Lee, Jessica
  63. Leslie, Charlotte
  64. Lewell-Buck, Mrs Emma
  65. Long, Naomi
  66. Lumley, Karen
  67. Macleod, Mary
  68. Mahmood, Shabana
  69. Main, Mrs Anne
  70. Malhotra, Seema
  71. May, rh Mrs Theresa
  72. McCarthy, Kerry
  73. McDonagh, Siobhain
  74. McGovern, Alison
  75. McIntosh, Miss Anne
  76. McKinnell, Catherine
  77. McVey, rh Esther
  78. Miller, rh Maria
  79. Milton, Anne
  80. Moon, Mrs Madeleine
  81. Mordaunt, Penny
  82. Morden, Jessica
  83. Morgan, rh Nicky
  84. Morris, Anne Marie
  85. Munn, Meg
  86. Munt, Tessa
  87. Murray, Sheryll
  88. Nandy, Lisa
  89. Nash, Pamela
  90. Newton, Sarah
  91. Nokes, Caroline
  92. Onwurah, Chi
  93. Osborne, Sandra
  94. Patel, Priti
  95. Perry, Claire
  96. Phillipson, Bridget
  97. Powell, Lucy
  98. Reeves, Rachel
  99. Reynolds, Emma
  100. Rudd, Amber
  101. Seabeck, Alison
  102. Smith, Angela
  103. Smith, Chloe
  104. Soubry, Anna
  105. Spelman, rh Mrs Caroline
  106. Stuart, Ms Gisela
  107. Swinson, Jo
  108. Thornberry, Emily
  109. Truss, rh Elizabeth
  110. Vaz, Valerie
  111. Villiers, rh Mrs Theresa
  112. Walley, Joan
  113. Watkinson, Dame Angela
  114. Wheeler, Heather
  115. Willott, Jenny
  116. Winterton, rh Ms Rosie
  117. Wollaston, Dr Sarah

FEMALE MPs AGAINST AIRSTRIKES

  1. Abbott, Ms Diane
  2. Begg, Dame Anne
  3. Clark, Katy
  4. Hoey, Kate
  5. James, Mrs Siân C.
  6. Lucas, Caroline
  7. Riordan, Mrs Linda
  8. Ritchie, Ms Margaret
  9. Whiteford, Dr Eilidh

Only 7% of female MPs defied three-line whip to make an empty gesture that would only make things worse.


Saturday, 9 November 2013

How easy I would be on politicians if only they would do their jobs properly

Do you think an elected politician, such as an MP or mayor, should or should not resign from office if you learned that they had done one of the following?
 
Smoked marijuana
No, this person should not resign


Accepted cash gifts while in office
No, this person should not resign



Was frequently drunk in public
Yes, this person should resign



Used cocaine
No, this person should not resign



Smoked crack cocaine
No, this person should not resign



Was in a bar fight
No, this person should not resign



Claimed expenses they weren't entitled to
No, this person should not resign



Been unfaithful to their spouse
No, this person should not resign



Frequented prostitutes
No, this person should not resign



Sent their children to private school
No, this person should not resign



Took ecstasy
No, this person should not resign



Improperly failed to report all their income to the taxman
No, this person should not resign



Sent explicit images of themselves that became public
Yes, this person should resign but only these images were sent to a woman not his wife.


Tuesday, 12 March 2013

Claire Khaw agrees with Andrew Bridgen that MPs are underpaid

http://order-order.com/2013/01/10/andrew-bridgen-mps-are-underpaid/

Pay peanuts get monkeys, and they are monkeys, aren't they, let's face it.

What is the average salary of a decent CEO?  That is what they should be paid.   Then we can have MPs with the talent of someone who is a decent CEO instead of the brain dead retards that we keep seeing elected into Parliament.

I would be very happy to explain to MPs how they can negotiate for themselves better working conditions and pay.   Peter Bone MP's House of Commons Disqualification Bill is key.  First, they must revive this Bill, and then abolish the party system, for only by abolishing the party system can they justify abolishing the office of the whip.   http://conservativehome.blogs.com/parliament/2010/10/peter-bone-seeks-to-abolish-the-flatterers-cajolers-and-sometime-bullies-that-are-the-party-whips.html Sadly, even my own MP was too lazy and stupid to understand it, or pretended he didn't get what I was saying.  

They can get paid more, if they:


  1. are more intellectually stimulating
  2. are  more principled
  3. stop boring us to death with their hypocrisy and their cowardice
  4. exercised their right to free speech and then refused to apologise for saying anything they say that is intellectually and morally defensible
  5. repealed more laws
  6. lowered taxes
  7. stopped voting for stupid wars and laws
  8. made us feel proud to be British again, instead of self-loathing hatred and contempt for the entire system

They would be cheap at twice the price.

I hope for, but do not expect, intelligent questions.   

Wednesday, 6 February 2013

Breakdown of MPs against gay marriage and what should happen to Muslim MPs who voted for gay marriage


Can someone work out for me:


  1. the percentage of female Tory MPs who voted against gay marriage 
  2. the percentage of male Tory MPs who voted against gay marriage
  3. the percentage of female Labour MPs who voted against gay marriage
  4. the percentage of male Labour MPs who voted against gay marriage
  5. the percentage of female LibDem MPs who voted against gay marriage
  6. the percentage of male LibDem MPs who voted against gay marriage
  7. the percentage of female MPs who voted against gay marriage
  8. the percentage of male MPs who voted against gay marriage
  9. the percentage of Muslim MPs who voted against gay marriage
  10. the percentage of female MPs who abstained
  11. the percentage of male MPs who abstained
You can almost understand a gay and atheist MP voting for gay marriage, but a Muslim??  I thought they were supposed to know better

A Muslim politician voting for gay marriage is much much worse than being a gay MP who votes for gay marriage IMHO.

What a pity these Muslims don't have a Pope to excommunicate them.  Perhaps their local mosque will shun them for being kafirs and apostates.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kafir#Types_of_disbelief

Kufrul-Istihaal: Disbelief out of trying to make haraam into halal. This applies to someone who accepts as lawful Halal that which Allah has made unlawful Haram like alcohol or adultery. Only Allah has the prerogative to make things Halal and Haram and those who seek to interfere with His right are like rivals to Him and therefore fall outside the boundaries of faith.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2279703/Death-threats-UKs-Muslim-MP-voted-gay-marriage.html

Muslim MPs who voted for Gay Marriage


  1. Rushanara Ali (female) http://www.rushanaraali.org/
  2. Sadiq Khan (male)  http://www.sadiqkhan.co.uk/
  3. Khalid Mahmood (male) http://www.khalidmahmoodmp.co.uk/
  4. Shabana Mahmood (female) http://www.shabanamahmood.org/
  5. Yasmin Qureshi (female) http://www.yasminqureshi.org.uk/
  6. Anas Sarwar (male) http://www.scottishlabour.org.uk/mp/anas_sarwar/277/
  7. Keith Vaz (male) http://www.keithvazmp.com/
Too bad the opposition to it in BNP and UKIP was so feeble.

If only I had been appointed Anti-Gay Marriage Spokeswoman for the BNP!

It is not too late though.

You can contact Nick Griffin at http://www.nickgriffinmep.eu/content/contact to tell him that you want:

(a) me to be appointed BNP Director of Communications
(b) me to be appointed BNP Policy Director
(c) me to be appointed BNP Anti-Gay Marriage Spokeswoman
(d) my expulsion of July 2011 to be annulled so that I will be eligible to throw my hat into the ring at the next BNP leadership contest, which is between 2014 and 2015, I believe.
(e) me to be leader of the BNP after the next leadership election which will become a radical but Civic Nationalist movement that will no longer be racist, Islamophobic or antisemitic, but a beacon of hope for social conservatives, libertarians and British businesses big and small who want fewer laws and lower taxes and for government to be rationally small in a society that respects the institutions of marriage and family in a Brave New Britain that is no longer a vassal state of the EU.


http://c4m.org.uk/

Saturday, 2 February 2013

Will the percentage of female MPs who support gay marriage be much higher than the percentage of male MPs supporting gay marriage? What does this say about women?


http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/2012/12/how-many-labour-mps-oppose-gay-marriage

http://www.c4em.org.uk/support-for-equal-marriage/

http://www.parliament.uk/about/faqs/house-of-commons-faqs/members-faq-page2/

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/9844514/Conservative-party-ripped-apart-by-gay-marriage-vote.html

There are 503 male MPs and 146 female MPs.

How many male MPs and female MPs will support "gay marriage"?

Will the proportion of female MPs supporting gay marriage be higher than the proportion of male MPs supporting gay marriage?

How many male MPs out of 503 of them will support gay marriage?

What will be  is the percentage of male MPs supporting gay marriage?

How many  female MPs out of 146 of them will support gay marriage?

What is the percentage of female MPs supporting gay marriage?

What is the percentage of female Tory MPs supporting gay marriage compared to the percentage of male Tory MPs supporting gay marriage?

What is the percentage of female Labour MPs supporting gay marriage compared to male Labour MPs supporting gay marriage?

Do you think marriage was invented by men or by women?

Is the way how so many women have desecrated marriage a kind of female revenge on men - a kind of civilisational vandalism, motivated by malice?

Or is it because most women are too stupid to see the point of marriage?

Marriage is eugenic while feminism and the sexual licence it promotes is dysgenic.

That is why we most babies born in the UK are born out of wedlock.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/2285670/Most-children-of-British-mothers-born-out-of-wedlock.html

That is why the number of learning disabled people are increasing by 5% every year.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2011/may/31/care-failing-those-with-learning-disability

" ... people with a learning disability, whose numbers are growing by up to 5% a year and who can require care and support costing a typical £1,500 a week."

http://thevoiceofreason-ann.blogspot.co.uk/2011/07/in-what-year-will-britain-be-100.html
In what year will Britain be 100% learning disabled?

That is why the indigenous white working classes are no longer fit for the purpose of working and immigrant foreign labour is always required or British businesses would simply collapse or we would be back to wildcat strikes and the three day week.

That is why I was arrested by five policemen for saying something that offended Tourette's sufferers.  Would I be able to call the cops and get someone incarcerated for a whole day just because I was offended?  Could the Queen?  Of course not.

Only an absolutely demented society would privilege the disabled over and above their own monarch, and only a civilisation suffering from collective dementia would want to redefine the meaning of marriage so it can become the plaything of the LGBT community.

So there you have it: we live in a matriarchy and to live in a matriarchy is the civilisational equivalent of being told you have cancer, or that your rotten gangrenous limb has to be amputated or you will die.

If the proportion of female MPs supporting gay marriage is higher than the proportion of male MPs supporting gay marriage, is this indicative that women are even less to be trusted in politics than men and generally less capable of rational, moral and independent thought?

If it is the case that female MPs are less independent, less supportive of the institution of marriage and more immoral than male MPs, then it is clear that feminism has been a civilisational and moral disaster for the West.

If that is so, should we not destroy feminism before it destroys us?

Feminism is the ridiculous notion that it is either sustainable or moral to allow women to do men's jobs badly while neglecting their own work.

We will know what we must do after the House has voted on Tuesday.

Saturday, 29 September 2012

Shall we have more female MPs to turn this country into shit sooner rather than later?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/today/hi/today/newsid_9755000/9755937.stm


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Could the UK's MP's work on a job-share basis? Meg Hillier, Labour MP for Hackney South debates the possibility with David Amess, Conservative MP for Southend West.


There was a letter to The Guardian about getting MPs to job-share to get more women into Parliament.   Would this widen the talent pool?  Could this work in the world of politics?

Justin Webb conducts the interview.

MH:

There is no reason why two sensible people can't work out how to job share as an MP and present it to the electorate as an option.

JW:

On the practical side of it, two people present themselves as a duo at an election, saying "We know each other, we trust each other.  This is our programme together.  Obviously and we support the same political party.  The people may cast one vote, but it is for those two people.

MH:

Exactly.  You see that already in East London Primary Care Trust.  Presumably they both had to go to the interview for the job.  Similarly, there was a senior job in planning in local government where two women applied.  It is more often women than men that job-share of course but not necessarily that.  I don't see why two practical people couldn't work out these issues about how they balance the work.

JW:

David Amess?

DA:

When I first heard this suggestion, I thought it was April Fool's Day.  Unless I have misunderstood the concept, I think it is absolutely raving bonkers.

JW:

Why?

DA:

This isn't the job that is appropriate for job-sharing, frankly.   Members of Parliament are elected through the democratic process and incidentally, we are trying to reduce the number of MPs not double them.

JW:

But you would still be elected democratically as Meg Hillier has just pointed out.

DA:

But you'd have double the number of MPs when everyone's complaining that we have too many politicians we want less politicians.  How would you get a couple of potential Members of Parliament to have the same views on everything?  It's crazy!

JW:

Meg Hillier, there is an issue of co-operation, isn't there, as there is in job's that are shared.  In politics where there is such a broad area of life you are looking at there will be areas that people even if they are in the same party might disagree and it might confuse people.

MH:

Let's be honest, David, both of us vote on the whipped line of the party we represent.  In the 7 years that I have been MP there have been 3 maybe 4 votes.  If you're not telling me that 2 sensible people couldn't work out an approach on how to deal with that as those issues arise ...

[Which is why Peter Bone MP's House of Commons Disqualification Bill http://conservativehome.blogs.com/parliament/2010/10/peter-bone-seeks-to-abolish-the-flatterers-cajolers-and-sometime-bullies-that-are-the-party-whips.html  should have been passed, but even my Tory MP was too lazy and thick to grasp its implications ie that this means all votes would be free votes.]

JW:

What if one of you wanted to rebel and the other didn't on an important government issue?

MH:

Then you would have to negotiate round that.  The idea that MPs can still kid themselves that our job is somehow so special and so different that the rules of the real world do not apply to us I think that is bonkers.     We really need to make sure that the best practice that is out there in other roles and we apply it to us.  In the end being MP is a job, a very privileged job, but in the end a job like any other.

JW:

David Amess, it is a way of getting in talent that isn't there at the moment  ... ?

DA:

This would really not be the approach and I really disagree with Meg.  I think our job has already been dumbed down - huge damage has been done - and to double the number of elected representatives ...

MH:

I don't think every MP in the House of Commons would go for a job-share right now.  We are really talking about a small number of people who might try this.

DA:

This is even more crazy.  For some constituencies where you might have MPs who job-share ...?!  This is really not like an ordinary job, Meg!  You say it is, but it isn't, but this is what has gone wrong with democracy at the moment but ...

[Interview ends after Meg Hillier makes some stupid egalitarian pronouncement: "The more we say we are different and special, the more"  I couldn't catch the rest.]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Amess

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meg_Hillier

David Amess sounded like one those mad callers from a radio phone-in while Meg Hillier sounded like one of the guests.  He was expostulating with outrage from some phone line somewhere while she was in the studio, her voice was clear, and on first name terms with "Justin" even as she was talking arrant pernicious nonsense.

Still she carried the dumbed down public, judging by the tweets about the exchange at https://twitter.com/i/#!/search/?q=David+Amess&src=typd

Of course she would be on Twitter while he would be too elderly and technophobic to do anything like that.

If I were advising politician, I would advise no politician to ever go on air if he would go on air calling from a bad phone line while his detractor is speaking calmly and clearly in the studio while being on first name terms with the host of the radio show.

This is of course a transparent attempt to double the number of female MPs so we can all die of feminism more quickly.

Do not forget, dear reader, every day in every way the feminists are putting more ground glass into our food that we gobble down so greedily.  

Perhaps it is better for us that death should come sooner rather than later.   

Sunday, 5 December 2010

Sunday Sermon: On Liberty

Previous generations enjoyed more freedom of speech, contract and association than we do.

This means our freedoms have in fact been eroded but most of us are too dumb to notice or too apathetic to care.

The strongest statement I can make as a libertarian is to join the BNP, in order to stand up for their right to say what they believe to be the truth - ie that they do not like immigration and utterly fail to see how it has benefited people like them - without being smeared as evil Nazi Fascist Racist extremists.

 
Only those who assert their rights deserve liberty. The views of the ones who wait to be allowed to speak come from an inferior source.

Most of our MPs and those in the political establishment do not deserve to be in government and should not be trusted to represent anyone, because they can be so easily cowed into apologising and resigning for speaking what they think is the truth when asked by someone who is a traitor to their cause to do so.  That traitor to their cause is, tragically and ironically, their own leader.

David Cameron does not mean Conservatism well.  He is like a cushion who bears the imprint of the person who last sat on him - in this case New Labour, who started two unprofitable and unwinnable wars in the name of the British people, who legalised "marriage" for same-sex couples, who are the enemy of selective traditional education and who are too frightened to criticise single mothers who are going forth and multiplying,  increasing the burden of the taxpayer while lowering standards of education and morality with every little bastard that is born in this country every minute of every day.  

These days around 50% of babies are born out of wedlock and 70% of the UK prison population were singly-parented. 

The constitution of the Conservative Party allows David Cameron to say that Conservatism is whatever he says Conservatism is.  If he says Conservatism is Socialism, then it is.  If he says the Big Society is smaller government, then it is, even if it is a lie. If he says he supports marriage while refusing to condemn single mummery because Theresa May has forbidden Tories to be nasty to them, then that policy cannot be questioned, derided or challenged. 

Tories have shit for brains and piss for guts, just like New Labour.  Destination Third World hellhole remains on course.

Where else can you expect our political establishment to lead us to if the supposed alpha male of the British nation - our Prime Minister David Cameron no less -  is too cowardly and hypocritical to even condemn the sluts, slags and slapper single mums who are a burden on the state and who are even now in the process of multiplying themselves?

As I said, the Tories are shit for brains piss for guts limp-dicks, all of them - even the ones who call themselves Libertarians.

We will never return to rationally small government while British  men are afraid of losing the votes of slut and slapper British women.

Friday, 5 November 2010

Proposed survey for MPs who supported the invasion of "Afraq"

The stabbing of Caesar on the Ides of March

In  the light of Stephen Timms' stabbing by an anti-war Muslim constituent, may I suggest that the BBC conduct a survey amongst the MPs who voted for the war?

They must be gravely concerned about their personal safety.  Indeed, some of them may even have  nightmares of being stabbed, Ides of March style, by their Muslim constituents, especially the ones who have constituencies in Muslim majority areas.

Below are 10 questions that could be put to them:

1. Now that you have the benefit of hindsight, would you still vote for the invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan if you could turn back time?

2. Was any pressure applied on you in any way at all to vote for the invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan?

3. Was this pressure applied by the party whip?

4. Do you think the existence of the party whip has the effect of alienating a politician even further from his conscience and integrity?

5. Are you aware of Peter Bone's House of Commons Disqualification Bill due for a Second Reading on 10 December 2010?

 http://services.parliament.uk/bills/2010-11/houseofcommonsdisqualificationamendment.html

6. Has any pressure (explicit or implicit) been applied on you to not support this bill?

7. Did this pressure (explicit or implicit) come from your party whip or your leader?

8. Will you be giving in to this pressure or resisting it?

9. If you intend to give in to this pressure, ie not support the House of Commons Disqualification Bill, what are your reasons for doing so?

10. Would you like to express remorse for voting for the invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan in the hope of reducing the likelihood of being stabbed "Ides of March" style by your Muslim constituents?

Saturday, 15 August 2009

Who is really responsible for the expenses scandal? (Hint: Not MPs themselves, not really)

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7206137.stm

With regard to the MPs' expenses scandal, I would just like to say, before we go any further, that I would probably be as guilty as the most grasping of them, and claim for anything and everything I am allowed to, as long as it is within the rules.

I would not of course claim for mortgages I have already redeemed, but I might have thought that if my work took me away from my husband in the evenings, then he could be kept amused watching porn movies in the home instead of going out to pick up girls or go cruising in Clapham Common.

I am sure I too would flip my homes and indulge in a little property speculation myself to get the maximum I was entitled to claim within the rules, whatever they are, and it is not clear what they are, even now.

A politician's career is a short and uncertain one, as we all know, if one does not make it to the Big Name League like ex-Presidents and ex-Prime Ministers.

A little bit of forensic moralising has now revealed that it is in fact the party leaders who are to blame, since they all refused their members a vote on the matter of their pay rises.

A deal was done with them whereby they were bought off with very flexible rules on claiming expenses.

This forced many of them to scrabble around in this undignified way for their money that they should had paid as salary.

Since our political classes are so woefully inept at even safeguarding their own interests, how can we even hope to trust them to safeguard ours?

Of course the answer is that we do not and would really like to string them up to the nearest lamp-post. We feel hatred, ridicule and contempt and they feel the full blast of our hatred, ridicule and contempt.

What are any of them doing in the way of policies to assuage us, even the so-called leaders of these small-minded faint-hearted tribes?

A big fat nothing. They are still going on about public spending and the NHS, the fools.

No, I'm afraid it is a little more than that. It will be about slaying the sacred cows that the British worship. Let us therefore have parties that would protect the sacred cows and those that would slay them.

Then maybe we can watch something resembling democracy in action.

If not, then this putative democracy of ours remains a sham. But most of us already knew that, did we not? The Chinese Communist Party has more democracy in its little finger than we do in our bloated bellies.

When Deng Xiaoping decided it might be an idea to try capitalism to see how it would go, and enough members in the only party in China were persuaded, why, that was what they actually did. It was a capitalist counter-revolution indeed, but only capable of happening without bloodshed, because the rules are clear-cut and transparent.

Now of course even the MPs do not know what the rules are, or if they know the words, they do not know the meaning of them or what is expected of them. Nor are they told. Nor do they ask.

The Chinese at least have the best and brightest leading them, while the British make a policy of having the most incompetent and cowardly time-servers in the land in charge of the ship of state.

Perhaps every civilisation has a death wish. It is collectively expressed often by action (such as starting dishonourable and ruinous wars), and just as often by inaction and apathy.

God behaving badly

1:03:00  CLAIRE  KHAW joins to say God in the Koran is more reasonable than God in the Old Testament, but there is only one Abrahamic God.  ...