Fallon Says: Syria air strikes: Not enough votes yet
Syria air strikes: Not enough votes yet Syria's defense minister Michael Fallon Islamic state (is) to support air strikes against the deputies did not have enough votes from the government yet. He said that the BBC's Andrew Marr, a proposal for dialogue with the Labour MP said, "but we continue to build the capacity of the case got to." He said that the air strikes against Syria to vote Labour MP is ordered, then admitted that it would be difficult to get support. Jeremy Corbyn, Labour opposed the attacks, but their representatives did not decide to free elections. Mr. Fallon Andrew Marr he was dangerous and do not try to lose is firmly. "... And we have to defend ourselves and we are already the highest goal," he said. "There are always risks in war, but something about Essel our streets and we saw in Paris left vulnerable to this type of slaughter is a greater risk of not doing." I'm not going anywhere, says Corbin bomb...