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Written by lookingbeyondbordersAugust 30, 2013

Cameron’s Little Waterloo

The government defeat leaves both British policy on Syria, and David‘s Cameron’s own leadership, mired in the deepest uncertainty

Read Here – The Telegraph, London

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Posted in United Kingdom.Tagged Barack Obama, Bashar Al Assad, Cameron, Conservatives, David, David Cameron, House of Commons of the United Kingdom, Labour, Member of Parliament, Syria, United States.

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