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the tent resistance. They put me down for Friday evening duty.
During conversations with the others we decided it was not
enough to be on duty, we had to carry out other actions. It did
not look like we would get far with our boss by shouting in the
streets and handing out leaflets. We thought we would have to af-
fect him more directly by occupying the factory. So on the morn-

ing of Friday to Saturday seven friends occupied the factory. And
after we had stayed in the factory a day we decided to get ma-
chines. On Sunday we decided to move the machines but the po-
lice came and prevented it.

Our boss showed his love for the property after saying that
everything was sequestered and in the hands of others, he com-
plained about us to the police. Two days earlier there had been
nothing for us in the factory, it was all sequestered and belonged

to banks, but suddenly he was the owner of the machines again
and prevented us. Everything he had said was a lie. It is like it is
necessary to raise our voices again with actions like on the first
day we occupied. Because after a certain time all becomes monot-
onous. After this we aim to make our actions very well known.
We want people to understand as though we had made posters of
our boss. And pasted them up.

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