Monsieur Borderie,
You commited to protecting our jobs
not 1, not 2 but 5 years!
-You hold to that? -We kept our promise.
We don't want your pity, just keep your word!
Keep your word, and we go back to work.
Break our agreement, and we block production.
That's final.
The courts have spoken: "No" to the closure of the plant!
The constitution protects free enterprise.
Owners have the rights to open and close companies.
The company made 17 million euros in profits.
Our CEO is telling the Minister "Fuck you, I go my way!"
Their profits are never enough.
What about us?
The employees?
1100 people laid off!
Whole families, children, mothers and fathers!
Where are their promises?
I'm fighting for a pay cheque every month!
We need to fight together!
We've nothing to lose. -Move on, it's illegal.
Get this straight: we won't move.
Face it, it's over.
We're going down fighting among ourselves!
If there is no meeting, no prospect of dialogue,
this really will degenerate.
At War A film by Stephane Brize