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House of Commons motion, viewable at
http://www.parliament.the-stationery-office.co.uk/pa/cm/cmedm/20304e01.htm
I'd seriously suggest a letter-writing campaign asking MPs to
sign/congratulating those who have. There are some surprising names on this
list
EDM 927 MILITARY ACTION AGAINST IRAQ 4:3:02
Alice Mahon
Mr Tam Dalyell
Glenda Jackson
Mr Peter Kilfoyle
Mrs Ann Cryer
Dr Ian Gibson
Mr Kelvin Hopkins Mr James Wray Mr Neil Gerrard
Mr Harry Barnes Harry Cohen Mr Robert N. Wareing
Mr Harold Best Ms Diane Abbott Mr Alan Simpson
Chris McCafferty Mr Brian Sedgemore Mr Ronnie Campbell
Frank Cook Jeremy Corbyn Dr Brian Iddon
Lynne Jones Ms Oona King John Austin
Mr George Galloway Mr Michael Clapham John McDonnell
David Taylor Mr Robert Marshall-Andrews Mr Austin Mitchell
Mr Terry Lewis Dr Desmond Turner Llew Smith
John Cryer Mr Jonathan R. Shaw Mr David Hinchliffe
Mr David Chaytor Rob Marris Phil Sawford
That this House is aware of the deep unease among honourable Members
on all sides of the House at the prospect that Her Majesty's Government
might support United States military action against Iraq; agrees with Kofi
Annan that a further military attack on Iraq would be unwise at this time;
believes that such a course of action would disrupt support for the
anti-terrorism coalition among the Arab states; and instead urges the Prime
Minister to use Britain's influence with Iraq to gain agreement that United
Nations weapons inspections will resume.
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