Live from Sydney tomorrow : Our Chairman promotes Brexit Britain to the Aussies

In a 1-hour live broadcast our Chairman is interviewed and answers audience questions

YouTube & Facebook links below let readers join in – See and hear our Australian cousins’ reactions

Tomorrow (Thurs) morning at 5am UK time the Chairman of CIBUK.Org and Facts4EU.Org is the special guest on a one-hour live special from Sydney Australia, which will be live-streamed on YouTube and Facebook.

This will also be available recorded. In this live broadcast he will answer the interviewer’s questions in a free-ranging discussion :-

Are there any advantages for Britain to rejoin the European Union?
What is his vision of the UK on the world stage?
How did the Tories go from a landslide victory to looming defeat?
Does the political party system need reform?
Promotion for the Sir Christopher Meyer book ‘Survivors’
What is the significance of the EU-Aus trade deal?
What is the significance of the AUKUS agreement?
Should we all be worried about China’s encroachment in the South China Sea and how can the UK help?

Watch the 45 second promo video from Australia here

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In addition he will answer viewers’ questions live on air

In addition to answering Australian viewers’ questions, our Chairman will also pass on special messages to the Australian audience from a former Secretary of State, a former Brexit Minister, and a Baroness from the House of Lords.

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How to access this special UK-Aus video interview

If you are an early bird, you can watch live at 5am tomorrow (Thursday). The interview will be live streamed at: Facebook: here, or YouTube: here or Rumble: here.

This interview will be recorded and will be available on
YouTube and Facebook, using the following links

YouTube : click here

Facebook : click here

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Observations

For decades the United Kingdom’s membership of the European Union froze out the traditionally-strong links between the British and our Australian cousins. After many years the EU has still been unable to agree a trade deal with Australia, but the newly-independent UK managed it in just one year.

Since Brexit the UK has agreed a free trade agreement with Australia, has agreed a submarine deal called AUKUS, (which severely upset France’s President Macron), and is generally improving relations between the two Commonwealth countries.