VIDEO : Facts4EU’s Chairman – live and uncut ‘down under’ – interviewed from Sydney, Australia

Our Chairman, questioned about the UK election results by ‘Commanding the Narrative’ in Sydney

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In a live-streamed broadcast on Saturday morning he summed up the results for the Antipodean audience

Below we present a video of the live-streamed broadcast from Sydney, Australia, featuring Facts4EU.Org’s Chairman where he discusses the UK election results with Steven Tripp, host of ‘Commanding the Narrative’ and head of ‘The Ex-Candidates’.

The general election in the United Kingdom has generated considerable interest across the globe. The results are the most unusual in the last 100 years and our Chairman provides some of the key facts and figures for the audience.

Brexit Facts4EU.Org Summary

The extraordinary UK general election results 2024

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Please note : At the time this was filmed, not all the results were in and some of the numbers have varied marginally. The fundamental points are all still valid, however.

This is Part Two of our special 'Post-Election Sunday Double Bill' !

In a rare 'double bill Sunday', we have two articles for you. Click here for Part One.

Observations

It is interesting that people around the world share the concerns of millions of people in the United Kingdom. Even on the other side of the globe in Australia, our friends there are fighting similar battles for independence, sovereignty, democracy and freedom. Each country naturally also has national issues, but many concerns are held in common. The same is true in the United States.

Today, Sun 07 Jul 2024, the French people go to vote in the second round of their general election. (Being French they vote twice, one week apart, just to make life more difficult for everyone.) The Centrists of President Macron have been forced to combine with many other partries in an effort to stop the juggernaut that is Marine Le Pen and her ‘National Rally’.

Facts4EU.Org will of course provide its customary summary analysis of the French election in the coming days.

And finally…

As it’s Sunday we end on some music, as regular readers expect. This one is dedicated to our soon-to-be-departed Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, following his “I’m sorry” speech on Friday.

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Reader Comments 5

1. LuxuryBalloon , Sunday, July 07, 2024, 08:20:

Facts4EU demands some hubris from Starmer … as not everyone voted for him. Yet when we won the 2016 Brexit referendum by 52% - 48% there was no mention of hubris … seeing the remainers cry and upset was one of my highlights of the 2016 referendum.

2. Gazzablack , Sunday, July 07, 2024, 10:48:

1, LB
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Labour got 33% of the vote, that's a very different thing to getting 52%
They got fewer votes than the Tories did in 2010, when they had to go into coalition with the Lib Dems.
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Labour's vote share this time around was buoyed by the backlash against the SNP..
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3. terence patrick hewett , Sunday, July 07, 2024, 12:44:

Nigel Farage’s parliamentary maiden speech will be one to watch. The world's cameras will be rolling, because he is well known the world over: unlike the rest of the HoC, who are mostly made up of 5th-rate nonentities who will sink back into the obscurity from which they emerged.

4. Adam Hiley , Monday, July 08, 2024, 16:17:

I certainly did not vote for the Labour Party they are only in Government because of the Conservative Party inflicting a nohoper like Sunak on the UK without a mandate they should of learnt that lesson from choosing Theresa May from 2016-2019 I don't think Starmer will survive 5 years in Government more like 12 months the uniparty LabCon is finished and must be thrown out forever

5. Hopwood , Monday, July 08, 2024, 17:11:

Adam..Let us hope your optimism is justified. I think it will be. As Leigh Evans pointed out,Labour did not win,the Tories lost.Why? Consider the low turnout,mainly due to the "None of the above,thanks" syndrome. Neither Starmer nor Sunak is liked by the public,each being worse than the other,something only possible with politicians where logic is irrelevant .

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