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That this House condemns the bombing of Iraq, a country whose military potential was virtually destroyed in the Gulf War; notes the double standards, whereby Iraq is attacked on the most minimal pretext with no United Nations mandate, whilst other nations defy United Nations resolutions with impunity; and calls for an immediate end to military action against Iraq.
That this House condemns the bombing of Iraq, a country whose military potential was virtually destroyed in the Gulf War; notes the double standards, whereby Iraq is attacked on the most minimal pretext with no United Nations mandate, whilst other nations defy United Nations resolutions with impunity; and calls for...
That this House calls on the Government to ensure that the terms of reference of Lord Justice Scott's inquiry are wide enough to cover the investigation of the charges of former Israeli Military Intelligence agent Mr Ari Ben-Menashe that a Texas-based company owned by Mr Mark Thatcher was used to move equipment directly from Britain to Iraq, that Mark Thatcher introduced 'Supergun' designer Gerald Bull to South African Military Intelligence General Pieter Van de Westuizen, who subsequently introduced Mr Bull to the Iraqi Deputy Chief of Procurement who arranged payment for Mr Bull's services via Cardoen Industries' financial network and that Mark Thatcher introduced Mr Bull to Mark Thatcher's Chilean associate Carlos Cardoen, and that MI5 and MI6 report in full to Lord Justice Scott about any information they passed to former Prime Minister Thatcher about the accuracy of these charges involving her son.
That this House calls on the Government to ensure that the terms of reference of Lord Justice Scott's inquiry are wide enough to cover the investigation of the charges of former Israeli Military Intelligence agent Mr Ari Ben-Menashe that a Texas-based company owned by Mr Mark Thatcher was used to...
That this House welcomes the decision of the United States Congress to investigate arms sales to Iraq; notes the charges by former Israeli Military Intelligence agent Mr Ari Ben-Menashe that a Texan-based company owned by Mr Mark Thatcher was used to move equipment directly from Britain to Iraq, that Mark Thatcher introduced 'Supergun' designer Gerald Bull to South African Military Intelligence General Pieter Van der Westhuizen, who subsequently introduced Mr Bull to the Iraqi Deputy Chief of procurement who arranged payment for Mr Bull's services via Cardoen Industries financial network and that Mark Thatcher introduced Mr Bull to Mark Thatcher's Chilean associate Carlos Cardoen; notes that Mr Ben Menashe also charges that Mark Thatcher sold 48 Chieftain tanks to Chile and proclaimed his admiration for General Pinochet; and, in the light of these charges, hopes the Government will conduct its own investigation to determine the truth of these charges and, if proved true, bring criminal charges against any United Kingdom Government individuals who were aware of these activities.
That this House welcomes the decision of the United States Congress to investigate arms sales to Iraq; notes the charges by former Israeli Military Intelligence agent Mr Ari Ben-Menashe that a Texan-based company owned by Mr Mark Thatcher was used to move equipment directly from Britain to Iraq, that Mark...