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Iraq: UK and US Forces (1 Nov 2006): Lord Trimble: My Lords, if the strategy in Iraq is to transfer authority and regions to the Iraqi Government, should it not then be the first priority to start to give that Government some authority over the Iraqi army and the Iraqi police? At present, they have virtually none.
Intelligence on Weapons of Mass Destruction (14 Jul 2004): Mr David Trimble: ...Prime Minister would agree with the following summary, as we stand back from things and look at them. There was, and continues to be, a very good case for the action that was taken with regard to Iraq, but the Government, in their anxiety and eagerness to get the widest possible support for that action, oversold the case, and the reaction from that has led to an undermining of the good...
Iraq (26 Feb 2003): Mr David Trimble: ...from the Republic of Ireland—will shortly be deployed in the Gulf. Time is pressing, and I want to make just a few short and simple points. We have no doubt about the nature of the regime in Iraq. I was amazed at the comment by the hon. Member for Glasgow, Kelvin (Mr. Galloway), who referred to Texas as the execution chamber of the world. Does he know nothing about Iraq? Does he...
The Gulf (18 Feb 1991): Mr David Trimble: ...had in recent months controlling his military and security forces, I should like to be assured that measures will be taken to ensure that there is no surreptitious aid from the Soviet military to Iraq.

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