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- Orders of the Day: Justice and Security (Northern Ireland) Bill (13 Dec 2006)
Ian Paisley: ...her from her position and replace her with a neutral person, the better it will be for everyone. I think that the Human Rights Commission has failed. What will a debate on the legality of war in Iraq do for the ordinary people on the streets of Belfast who are trying to secure their human rights and go about their business? As for Northern Ireland's involvement in the 11-plus, everyone...
- Iraq: Roulement (13 Mar 2006)
Ian Paisley: I associate myself and my colleagues with the condolences that the Secretary of State for Defence has passed to the families of those who laid down their lives in Iraq. I and my colleagues agree with the praise that has been rightly passed on the gallantry and bravery of the members of the British Army, in which the Royal Irish Regiment has a part. The right hon. Gentleman is aware of what...
- Oral Answers to Questions — Prime Minister: Engagements (1 Feb 2006)
Ian Paisley: May I associate myself with the remarks already made by others? Our deepest sympathy goes to those who have lost loved ones in the war in Iraq. It has often been said that bereavement is not good at talking. We all know that and we have our own feelings about such matters. I am sure that the whole House will be in the same mind as me on that. Has the Prime Minister read the two reports that...
- Prospects for the EU in 2006 (31 Jan 2006)
Ian Paisley: I should like to associate my colleagues with the expression of sympathy for those mourning their loved ones who have been lost in Iraq. The Minister has clearly stated that we need jobs and expansion. The agriculture and fishing industries in my part of this United Kingdom are in serious crisis. It is strange that in a White Paper that contains 186 paragraphs, only seven refer to...
- Police (Northern Ireland) Bill [Lords]: New Clause 14 — Belfast (No. 2) (26 Mar 2003)
Reverend Dr Ian Paisley: ...police in the devolved Government—that is right on the front of the newspapers—and they congratulate the Prime Minister. They have every confidence that even though there is a war on in Iraq, he will see them through.
- Iraq (18 Mar 2003)
Reverend Dr Ian Paisley: ...up: the fear is on them. We should ensure that that is dealt with. It should have been dealt with long ago. None of us in the House tonight are responsible for what previous Governments sold to Iraq. We had nothing to do with that. People cannot come back and say, "Your own Government did this." It was not done with our votes. I am sure that many of us were not even in the House when some...
- Iraq and Weapons of Mass Destruction (24 Sep 2002)
Reverend Dr Ian Paisley: ...all concerned about them and will play our necessary part in putting pressure on the people who can act in these matters. Today we have a very serious issue before us—whether the threat from Iraq is of such a nature as to warrant the intervention of British armed forces. However, the debate takes on a greater significance: we must determine whether, as a free and democratic nation,...
- Iraq (Military Action) (13 Jan 1993)
Reverend Dr Ian Paisley: ...that this strike was to defend defenceless people whom Saddam Hussein has marked down for genocide? Does he not think that we now need to concentrate on the battle for the minds of the people of Iraq and that they need to get the truth about what this matter is really about?
- Prayers: The Gulf (7 Sep 1990)
Reverend Dr Ian Paisley: ...never advocated a blank cheque approach in support of American policies. However, there is an inconsistency which galls the Unionists. Let us suppose that an hon. Member suggested that Kuwait and Iraq should have an agreement, and that that agreement should consist of the setting up of a conference with equal numbers of representatives from Iraq and Kuwait, or that the dictator himself...