Prime Minister Gordon Brown has promised to clean up politics, get tough on crime in his keynote speech to the annual Labour Party conference in Brighton. He also pledged to address the bonus culture that many blame for the financial crisis.
The ‘Word Cloud’ below (click the image for a larger view), produced by Wordle, shows the words he used most frequently.
The speech was an attempt to rouse his beleaguered party and win back the middle-class voters who flocked to Labour under Tony Blair. The latest opinion poll from Ipsos Mori put Labour down in third place for the first time since 1982.
Reuters Chief Correspondent Keith Weir, who is live blogging the Labour conference, said the key themes that struck him were Brown’s focus on families, health, crime and middle or mainstream issues.
What did you think of Gordon Brown’s speech? Have your views on him changed? Do you think he can still win a general election next year?
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Brown is a puppet. It matters little which puppet is elected in the next general election the agenda will be the same. The Illuminati control them all and the march to dictatorship,the false flag operations will continue until the new 4th Reich is established world wide.
- Posted by Roy Parker