OK, so declarations straight up. I agree with our deployment to Iraq. There is a massive humanitarian crisis that has been created by Islamic State, known in the Arab world, and France as 1,626 more words
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Norman right abour Middle East risks, wrong about solutions
There’s no doubting Russel Norman’s passion about what he believes in and stands against, and there’s no doubting that he means well. But his response to the Ministerial Statement on Iraq… 716 more words
John Key sums up Statements on Iraq
Ministerial Statements
Iraq— Deployment of Troops
Rt Hon JOHN KEY (Prime Minister):
I take this opportunity to sum up the statements that have been made in the House. 442 more words
More responses to the Prime Ministerial Statement on Iraq
Ministerial Statement – Deployment of troops to Iraq
Part 9 Gerry Brownlee
Part 10 Annette King
Part 11 Kennedy Graham
Part 12 Ron Mark
Part 13 Christopher Finlayson… 7,973 more words
David Seymour's response to the Prime Ministerial Statement on Iraq
Ministerial Statements
Iraq— Deployment of Troops
DAVID SEYMOUR (Leader—ACT):
On Sunday night I was at a barbeque in my electorate and an 8-year-old girl asked me what the Government is doing in or about the situation in Iraq. 696 more words
Peter Dunne's response to the Ministerial Statement on Iraq
Ministerial Statements
Iraq— Deployment of Troops
Hon PETER DUNNE (Leader—United Future):
The activities of Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) over the last year have brought a new meaning to that longstanding phrase “man’s inhumanity to man”, because we have seen new levels of barbarism, new levels of violence, and a pervasive stretch of campaign unlike any we have seen in the past. 1,387 more words
Te Ururoa Flavell's response to the Ministerial Statement on Iraq
Ministerial Statements
Iraq— Deployment of Troops
Hon TE URUROA FLAVELL (Co-Leader—Māori Party):
On behalf of the Māori Party I think it is fair to say that few would disagree with the opening statements today by the Prime Minister and, indeed, some of the statements made by Mr Little, in respect of the discussion that pretty much every New Zealander would feel collectively around the activities of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) . 905 more words
