He thought about the unions. He knew how it worked. After one or two strokes of brilliance, and under pressure from the leaders, the movement run out of steam. Coincidentally, a month or two later, those leaders positions would get to sit in an EC to be attached to police in an embassy of their choice or assigned to a section of the Economic and Social Council to twenty thousand francs for five or six days per month of attendance. It was like what the government broke the movement and that was how he kept the union: by bringing headliners heady political power. In recent years, after a few signatures of agreements risky, discontent resurface, elections would designate new rising stars, thought to be more honest ... And then there would be new coups, new frictions with a bunch of officials lobotomized ready to follow, and then further allocations of positions, new appointments, et cetera, et cetera ...
Antoine Chainas in Versus
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