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the front of the employers. At the end of the day, the first thing
the employers wanted to do as to steal the labour of the workers.
The labour of the workers is capital to the bosses. Because stealing
the labour of the workers is not a crime. There is no chance of
paying the debt to the company that bought it because the firm
had a cheque or vouchers and immediately invoked the bailiff pro-

cedure. State institutions can immediately invoke bailiff proce-
dures. But for workers to invoke bailiff procedures takes two years
in the most favourable scenario. The worker can press charges,
win, the boss appeals to the Supreme Court and in the most
favourable circumstance it goes on for another two years. Interest-
free, risk-free capital! The bosses saw the workers’ claims, then
threw them out of work, then took away the machinery and prop-

erty. And the worker is then left with his or her labour. Naturally
FORBES, the magazine of the bosses, took interest in the Kazova
resistance. Or to be more precise, they were interested in the stage
the resistance has reached. Because the resistance has reached the
stage of the workers occupying and beginning production for
themselves. Workers had started production for themselves in a
factory whose machines had been taken away. From the bosses’
viewpoint, this is a big risk. The Kazova workers’ resistance is not
a good example from the point of view of the bosses. It is an ex-
ample they want to know and recognise, probably so that they can

take precautions and prevent this kind of resistance. At the same
time the resistance was so strong and legitimate that even
FORBES magazine had to report it. This is the strength of resist-
ance. It continues to overcome all obstacles in its way.

Victory Will Go To The Heroic Kazova Workers

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