(((Mick the Brit)))🇬🇧

@glennbeck Hello Glenn, Welcome to London I hope if possible, to meet you on Saturday I have listened to you since you arrived at 970 WFLA on Gandy to do the drive show (2000?) When I lived there Kind regards, Mick The Brit

The Six Million Dollar Man How much $ would that be now? or What would that show be called today in 2026

They chickened out. Labour and the Tories pulled out of today’s LBC London hustings rather than face me in debate. What are they scared of? Londoners deserve answers Own your record and defend it. Debate me in front of Londoners, if you dare👇

@CigarDaveShow I thank you for your "exception" General and your remarks are nothing less than to be expected from a Republican

Meet Charlie. A man with no power, that does nothing, says nothing, married to a hideous ugly hag, yet lives in public housing, receives hundreds of millions worth of government assistance yearly and called King. Dumbass Brits. @mickthebrit excepted it course.

Pass it on if you feel the same.

“Believe Me” is a powerful four-part true-crime drama premiering this May on ITV1 and ITVX. It tells the harrowing story of John Worboys’ victims, exposing serious systemic failures by the Metropolitan Police and the extraordinary courage of the women who fought for justice. The licensed black-cab trade rightly condemns Worboys as a monster. His crimes were unforgivable and cannot be minimised — that said, he is an aberration. While we recognise the failures of 2007–2009, we must also face what is happening right now in the private hire sector . In 2024 - in London alone, TfL revoked 41 PH driver licences for sexual offences. If there was a systemic failure back then, there is clearly one today. @TfL @TfLTPH @LondonAssembly @transportgovuk @GBNEWS @TalkTV @LBC

@EdwardAdoo Thats not nice Ed Most of the shops here in Hayes (Kent) have posters they proudly display saying "This is a safe space" A local initiative started by concerned parents after bullying and intimidation of local school children

Early morning rant …

I’m in Clapham today, after the M&S looting. Khan said there’d be ‘enhanced policing’. There wasn’t a single officer in sight. The community feel let down. Have a listen 👇

@Skint_Eastwood1 Special Advisors

🚨 EXPOSED: UK Government is FAKE THEATRE – Ex-PM Chief Adviser Blows the Lid Off! Dominic Cummings—former Chief Adviser to PM Boris Johnson drops truth bombs: UK govt is FAKE. ‘The whole system has become fake… Cabinet is just stage theatre.’ Politicians pose, smile for cameras, pretend they’re deciding but real power & decisions? Locked behind closed doors by unelected officials who’ve already scripted it. Both sides play along. It’s nonsense.

Spring has sprung! I have just seen a fly past by the Pidgeon aerial display team 😎

What’s happening right now in Iran is not Israel’s war. It’s not a Jewish vendetta, it’s not a Middle East skirmish that has nothing to do with the rest of us, and contrary to Tucker Carlson, it has nothing to do with Chabad. You need to know what’s actually going on. Washington severed diplomatic ties with Iran under the Carter administration after Iranian students stormed the U.S. embassy in Tehran and held 52 Americans hostage. That was 1979. Since then, EVERY administration, Carter, Reagan, Bush (senior), Clinton, Bush (junior), Obama, Biden, and Trump, has said that a nuclear-armed Iran is unacceptable. The White House recently documented 74 separate instances of Trump making that case, calling it “longstanding, bipartisan American policy.” This isn’t a new position. It isn’t a right-wing position. It’s what every administration has believed for half a century. So why did it take until now? Because Iran kept moving the goalposts, and the world kept letting them. By May 2025, the IAEA reported that Iran’s cache of near-weapons-grade enriched uranium had surged by roughly 50 percent in just three months, putting Tehran one step away from having enough material for ten nuclear weapons. That’s not some little vague threat. That’s a countdown. The head of U.S. Central Command testified that if Iran decided to sprint toward a nuclear weapon, it could produce enough weapons-grade material for a simple device in one week, and enough for ten weapons in three weeks. Secretary of State Marco Rubio put it plainly: “They have everything they need to build nuclear weapons.” When you’ve built the engine, loaded the fuel, and pointed the car at the wall, it doesn’t matter much whether you’ve pressed the gas yet. Iran spent years insisting its program was civilian. All the while, it was moving toward weapons capability. According to reporting sourced by the Institute for International Political Studies, Khamenei had authorized development of miniaturized nuclear warheads for ballistic missiles as recently as October 2025. Now let’s talk about China, because this piece of the picture is critical. China is not a bystander in this story. Iran is central to Beijing’s entire overland trade and energy strategy. Iran sits at the heart of China’s Belt and Road Initiative, the infrastructure network connecting East Asia to Europe through land-based transport and Persian Gulf energy routes. Without stable access through Iranian territory, Beijing’s supply chains have no viable alternative. Iran exported more than 520 million barrels of crude oil to China in 2025 alone. Only Saudi Arabia supplied more. China buys over 80 percent of Iran’s oil. This isn’t ideological solidarity. It’s a dependency that neither side wants disrupted. Which brings us to the Strait of Hormuz. Roughly 13 million barrels of oil per day moved through the Strait in 2025, about 31 percent of all seaborne crude in the world. About 45 percent of China’s oil imports pass through it. Iran has threatened to close it. And here’s what that threat actually produced: China is now in direct talks with Iran, pressing Tehran to allow crude oil and LNG vessels safe passage and to hold off on targeting tankers or key export hubs. When Beijing’s energy supply is on the line, the anti-American posturing has real limits. Here’s what this all adds up to. The United States didn’t stumble into this war because Israel asked nicely. It acted on a threat that five decades of American presidents acknowledged and mostly kicked down the road. Iran was weeks away, not years, from having the material needed for nuclear weapons. It had long-range ballistic missiles capable of reaching U.S. bases and allies throughout the region. It had a weapons development program it had been lying about for years. Calling this Israel’s war ignores fifty years of American policy, multiple rounds of failed diplomacy, and a nuclear program that was running out of road. The world needed someone to act. The better question isn’t why it happened. It’s why it took this long. - Gene McVay

@TimBaxterMD Hello Dr. Thank you for your birthday salutations and trust I find you well Happy birthday sir Kind regards, Mick The Brit

@mickthebrit Happy Birthday, Mate! Hope all is well with you and that you have a fantastic day!!

@Taxietony7up It was a pleasure meeting you at the Charring Cross theatre and Russle Squ at the shelter I always think of my departed mum telling me what it was about when I think of you Be lucky God bless

To All The Up Series fans , on ITVPlus they are showing All the 9 films 🎥 continuously,

Wpw! Bromley fc are now top of the table after another win on the road Well done 😁

@EdwardAdoo We have its younger brother the 138 here in Bromley 😁

The 139s can’t cope on Oxford St

Well done Bromley fc What a turn around and 3 Boxing day away points 😁

@andrejpwalker Its a shame this could not be utilised after the minor disturbance at dinner last night 😁

@andrejpwalker Good meeting you last night Peter Well done sir!

@LizKershawDJ ❤️

In Kent on the 15th September the 85th anniversary of Battle of Britain. This memorial on top of the White Cliffs near Dover is a moving tribute to The Few. Young men aged mostly under 25 who gave their lives to protect us from invasion by fighting off the enemy over The Channel