Results 1-5 of 5 for terrorism speaker:Lord Clark of Windermere
- NATO Summit, Prague (25 Nov 2002)
Lord Clark of Windermere: .... My right honourable friend made the point about NATO's rapid reaction force and the associated command structure. That means that it is a new ball game and a new step-change in our fight against terrorism and other war-fighting capabilities. But can my noble and learned friend assure me that the British Government will use all their powers and that they will give all possible support to...
- Bosnia (31 May 1995)
Dr David Clark: ...be more sophisticated in developing that part of her policy. The Labour party has made it clear that talk of withdrawal is not on the table. We would not be prepared to give in to blackmailers and terrorism. That is not an option. However, we came to play a role in Bosnia—in delivering humanitarian aid and dousing the flames—at the request of the UN. Our troops have done that...
- Defence Estimates: First Day (17 Oct 1994)
Dr David Clark: ...and for the establishment of the post of chief military adviser to the UN Secretary-General. If we are going to fill the vacuum left by the super-powers, and if that vacuum is to be filled not by terror, but by the UN, as we all hope it will, there must be major reforms of the UN. I hope that the Government will be in the van in arguing for that. At the end of the day, however, this...
- Agriculture (27 Feb 1989)
Dr David Clark: ...'s serious fraud squad, who said: Our own domestic experience is that money obtained by fraud is being used to finance traffic in narcotics and is also being used to finance trade in arms and terrorism. That is disturbing, and millions of people will be shocked to think that fraud occurs on such a scale in this country under the guise of support for agriculture.
- Agriculture Council (25 Jan 1989)
Dr David Clark: ...? He said on that occasion: Our own domestic experience is that the money obtained by fraud is being used to finance the traffic in narcotics and is also being used to finance trade in arms and terrorism. What was the reaction of the other European Ministers to those serious allegations by a senior British Government official?