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Syria air strikes vote: Twitter users #PrayForSyria as they condemn the 'disgusting' decision to bomb 'innocent civilians' Syria air strikes vote: Twitter users #PrayForSyria as they condemn the 'disgusting' decision to bomb 'innocent civilians'
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People are reacting to Parliament’s decision to approve air strikes against Isis targets by sharing the hashtag #PrayforSyria.People are reacting to Parliament’s decision to approve air strikes against Isis targets by sharing the hashtag #PrayforSyria.
MPs voted to approve air strikes against the terror group in Syria by 397 votes to 223 on Wednesday evening.MPs voted to approve air strikes against the terror group in Syria by 397 votes to 223 on Wednesday evening.
But the move has divided many with thousands of protesters demonstrating outside Parliament on the eve of the vote.But the move has divided many with thousands of protesters demonstrating outside Parliament on the eve of the vote.
And, following the vote, thousands continued to express their “disgust” with the Government.And, following the vote, thousands continued to express their “disgust” with the Government.
Another thoughtless decision made by a corrupt government! We want peace, not war #PrayForSyria
In no world is it fair that 397 power greedy white men decide the fate of millions of innocent Syrians #PrayForSyria
people seem to misunderstand that a war is when the other side can fight back, this is a genocide #PrayForSyria #dropcameronnotbombs
#PrayForSyria  "Pray for the day that the people of Syria wake up to sounds of birds & not bombs!" pic.twitter.com/DhepLFCDwK
I am ashamed to be calling myself a UK citizen. Everybody #PrayForSyria my heart goes out to all those innocent people 
True democracy in action. Most public do not want war. Few hundred politicians decide otherwise. #PrayForSyria
I feel so disgusted by the MPs military actions in bombing Syria. May God protect all the innocent civilians in Syria.  #PrayForSyria
as if the MP's actually went through with the air strikes. I'm disgusted at my own country's actions right now. #PrayForSyria
I DO NOT stand by your decision @David_Cameron Disgusted.Ashamed. You Terrorist Appeaser #NotInMyName #PrayForSyria pic.twitter.com/bchPUPYv9U
The fires from Iraq, Afghanistan and Libya are still burning and you now they're going to light the matchbox on Syria? #PrayForSyria
We kill people, who kill people, because killing people is wrong? #PrayForSyria
But some have criticised the outrage, pointing out that the Syrian civil war has been going on for four years.But some have criticised the outrage, pointing out that the Syrian civil war has been going on for four years.
I'm assuming everyone on #PrayForSyria has been tweeting this since 2011?
I swear since we started these air strikes #PrayForSyria has just a started? I could be wrong but what about when the others were doing it?
So all of you people have been praying for the past 10 year? Oh, my mistake it's only NOW you all pray?#bandwagon #PrayForSyria
Leave if you aren't happy to be UK citizen. Sure you'd change your mind if you lost a loved one to these terrorists #PrayForSyria
#PrayforSyria Did we Pray for Germany, For Iraq, For the Falklands, no we got on an did what we had too. its sad but true
There was none of this outrage and the U.K. voted to participate in airstrikes in Iraq. What's the difference?#PrayForSyria
Across the UK, polls show the country is heavily divided on the issue with 54 per cent of English voters supporting the move but 72 per cent of Scots remain against it.Across the UK, polls show the country is heavily divided on the issue with 54 per cent of English voters supporting the move but 72 per cent of Scots remain against it.
An online poll conducted by The Independent on Wednesday revealed that 79 per cent of our readers did not support the air strikes.An online poll conducted by The Independent on Wednesday revealed that 79 per cent of our readers did not support the air strikes.