Tony Blair's speech and Q&A on the future of Labour Part 3/36

The transcript discusses the importance of applying values effectively in today's world, highlighting government reforms as implementations of principles rather than betrayals. It emphasizes the need for social justice and distributing power, wealth, and opportunity widely. The modern world's challenges, characterized by rapid change, technology, and globalization, are explored, noting their impact on individuals and businesses.

What is considered a true betrayal according to the speaker?

• Winning under a modern platform

• Implementing new principles

• Maintaining outdated systems

• Transforming education

What does the speaker refuse to do even if it leads to victory?

• Use an old-fashioned leftist platform

• Stand for social justice

• Distribute wealth to the few

• Implement new reforms

According to the speaker, what should the party stand for?

• Rapid technological advancement

• Maintaining traditional values

• Social justice and opportunity for all

• Power in the hands of the few

What is a key characteristic of the modern world as mentioned in the transcript?

• Stability and predictability

• Slow technological growth

• Scope, scale, and speed of change

• Limited individual choices

How does globalization affect the world according to the speaker?

• It limits opportunities

• It reduces individual choices

• It stabilizes business growth

• It opens up the world with risks and opportunities