The videos for regional and national pro-European protest ahead of the Manchester Conservative conference

 From "Facts About Brexit"

Coinciding with a regional and national pro-European protest ahead of the Manchester Conservative conference, led by Manchester for Europe and Grassroots for Europe...

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/protest-brexit-isnt-working-tickets-170437960528

....the social media messaging platform <<Facts about Brexit>> is delighted to bring you a set of 12 specially compiled cameo messages from campaigning author, producer and blogger Mike Cashman, a sampler of his widely followed platforms on the Youtube channel Britannia Waives the Rules at

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqjM4ThfrUWrZnoyLm5dbGQ

and at https://viewdelta.com .

These sites feature extracts from Mike's full-length Brexit musical “Brexit’s a Musical Trick” which reuses (under copyright licence) every major tune from Les Miserables - and his COVID-19 musical “I don’t beg pardon, I’m talking bollocks from the Rose Garden” which deploys a more eclectic musical mix ranging from Gilbert and Sullivan to the Archers, Abba, and Men in Black, earning a description as “Very Witty” from Dillie Keane of Fascinating Aida.

Mike's cameo messages to Manchester are delivered by a number of his much-loved Brexiter characters including Lord Toritori, Mr Curtis Lee-Smugg, as well as The Professor (an archaeologist from a far future time) and feature the debut of Sir Dimly Krupt.

Mike uses comedy as a non-confrontational space to engage with the ideas and opinions of those who may now be, or may once have been minded to support or accept Brexit. Along with humour there is passion, including Mike's own personal and unapologetically Churchillian oration on the national duty to fight and reverse deceit in politics, however long it may take.

Sir Dimly Krupt: “Welcome to the conference” https://www.facebook.com/OfEcomms/posts/361155642422272

With an upbeat news item to kick off: Foreign Secretary signs unprecedented deal with Deputy Prime Minister
https://www.facebook.com/OfEcomms/posts/362850565586113

And Lord Toritori says "Brexit is going fine". https://www.facebook.com/OfEcomms/posts/361158749088628

Mr Curtis Lee-Smugg adds: “Don’t forget B****t is a happy occasion":
https://www.facebook.com/OfEcomms/posts/357006166170553

But Mike Cashman interrupts to ask: When will Brexit end? https://www.facebook.com/OfEcomms/posts/362859548918548

Mr Curtis Lee-Smugg responds: Let's try to avoid simplistic criticisms and slogans like "Brexit isn't working"!
https://www.facebook.com/OfEcomms/posts/362879568916546

And Lord Toritori brings exciting news that Lord Frost may soon discover the purpose of Brexit
https://www.facebook.com/OfEcomms/videos/2332639176870862/

Mike Cashman has an entirely serious question: how we respond to government lies?
https://www.facebook.com/OfEcomms/posts/362702858934217

Lord Toritori advises on coping with difficult times: put more acreage down to vegetables and work harder https://www.facebook.com/OfEcomms/posts/361155122422324

A message to troubled Tory MP from a new support charity, Decent Tory Rescue.
https://www.facebook.com/OfEcomms/posts/362923552245481

More upbeat news : a tempting new incentive scheme for European HG drivers
https://www.facebook.com/OfEcomms/posts/362887952249041

Finally with the Professor, a look back from the future: Tori Man species gathers at Manchester by the Sea.
https://www.facebook.com/OfEcomms/posts/361171549087348

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