Brian Wood MC

Danny Boy - my real-life story now on @bbciplayer. @thetimes best selling author #DoubleCrossed. Founder

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At 46, with no training I took on a 50km ultra marathon through the mountains of southern Albania for Ultra for Charity. What an experience @jason_carl_fox @BrianWoodMC

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Ready to rock @jay_morton_ @BrianWoodMC

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@TheVictoriousRA @sentinel_watch1 This was Iraq you sausage 🤦🏻‍♂️

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22 years ago today The Battle of Danny Boy.

What began as an ambush in Iraq became over 3 hours of brutal fighting ending in hand-to-hand combat.

To the men beside me that day — your courage and determination will stay with me forever.

Hermer & Shiner couldn’t lace are boots!

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@Crumpoet Please excuse my spelling.

[Richard Williams @williams_rje]

Thankyou @NJ_Timothy you have described him and the issue accurately.

“The greatest evils in the world will not be carried out by men with guns, but by men in suits sitting behind desks.” C.S. Lewis

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🔴 The Bar Standards Board, which regulates barristers, is assessing a complaint of “potential serious professional misconduct” made against Lord Hermer following a Telegraph investigation

🔗: https://t.co/77DVA1QPYE

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@BrianWoodMC Brian, I am one of many passengers who attended your talks on Queen Victoria a few years back. Your description of Danny Boy events was harrowing & the Q&A session left us astounded about your later treatment. We gave you a standing ovation in support & I'd do it again any day!🇬🇧

[Tom Cotterill @TomCotterillX]

🚨EXCLUSIVE🚨
Furious military veterans have tonight demanded Lord Hermer resigns over his "insulting" comments about British troops hounded through the courts over sham war crime allegations.

An email obtained by The Telegraph revealed that the Attorney General had told a human rights lawyer they had done more good for society than the decorated soldiers they had falsely accused of murder and torture.

The comments have provoked outrage among retired commanders and former senior members of the Special Air Service (SAS), who demanded Lord Hermer’s “immediate resignation”, while others say Sir Keir Starmer has no option but to sack him.

Lt Col Richard Williams, a former head of 22 SAS, told The Telegraph: “Hermer demonstrates, by this message of cynical disrespect and misplaced personal superiority, that the country’s wars are nothing more than an opportunity to persecute gleefully those that fight, sacrifice and die to protect it.

“I can only assume that he looks at the brave defenders of Ukraine in the same way, and that war is nothing more than another legal business opportunity. With disloyalty of this, there can be only one cure – his immediate, unconditional resignation.”

While George Simm, who served as a regimental sergeant major of 22 SAS, called Lord Hermer a “village idiot” and said the Attorney General’s behaviour was “not acceptable”.

Mr Simm, who was twice decorated for bravery and was a linchpin in the special forces, told The Telegraph: “If he had any moral backbone, if he had a principle in his body, he would resign.”

Full story: https://t.co/9DVSYhnd80

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@OfficialHuey Madness @OfficialHuey

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This is my hearing bundle from the Al Sweady inquiry. It brought an end to my military career after 17 years of exemplary service. The stress, pain, and heartache were overwhelming—driven in large part by Shiner & Hermer.

A medal glitters but it also casts a shadow - Churchill

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Enemy of the state.

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🔴 EXCLUSIVE: Emails reveal how the Attorney General claimed human rights lawyers representing Iraqi insurgents had done more good than decorated soldiers

Read our exclusive below 🔗
https://t.co/zNNpgZ40yp

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🔴 EXCLUSIVE: Attorney General credited Prime Minister with opening floodgates for war crimes claims against British veterans

Read how Sir Keir Starmer was a pioneer of “groundbreaking” legal claims that paved the way for the witch hunt against British troops in Iraq, according to his Attorney General’s own testimony 🔗
https://t.co/1uhVLQ3xOi

[Nick Timothy MP @NJ_Timothy]

I’ve referred Lord Hermer to the Bar Standards Board.

He went after British soldiers despite warnings murder allegations were false.

He knew what he was doing: he sought "wriggle room if the killings did not happen."

It says everything that Starmer made him Attorney General.

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Only a few understand what it takes to fight your way out of an ambush and finish the job in the trenches. That reality isn’t theoretical—it’s lived. Which is why watching the narrative get twisted from a distance feels not just wrong, but absurd.

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@DXW_KC Agreed

[Katie Lam @Katie_Lam_MP]

"Making sure the big story is out there whilst giving us some wriggle room if the killings did not in fact happen".

That's Lord Hermer, the Attorney-General, talking about innocent British veterans that was helping to prosecute.

This man is Starmer's most senior legal adviser.

[Hilary Meredith-Beckham @HMhelpforforces]

Our latest blog: Hilary Meredith-Beckham calls for inquiry into Attorney General over Al-Sweady case
https://t.co/XpC4o89L8J

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@paul_tremelling Thank you.