October 1, 2009

Why Labour is Right for Britain

Prime Minister Gordon Brown, Prime Minister Gordon Brown

Following is a speech from British Prime Minister Gordon Brown delivered to the Labour Party Conference.

And so today, in the midst of events that are transforming our world, we meet united and determined to fight for the future.

Our country confronts the biggest choice for a generation. It's a choice between two parties, yes. But more importantly a choice between two directions for our country.

In the last eighteen months we have had to confront the biggest economic choices the world has faced since the 1930s.

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It was only a year ago that the world was looking over a precipice and Britain was in danger. I knew that unless I acted decisively and immediately, the recession could descend into a great depression with...

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