At Filton at the moment we're fighting against Fairtord, because we don't wan that to happen at Filton, because we're sc worried about our own security. And that's worker against worker. You've got a majority of workers fearful for their own future, all trying to crawl into the most secure part of the industry. The trag edy is that there is no secure part to crawl into in this industry So it is quite obvious that we must fight from the grass-roots level to say: a plague on both your houses, whether they be semi-capitalised by public money or completely nationalised. We must say that our members come first, and that any future strategy should be for the security of their emplovment. We'll be mounting a campaign — we've already done so - and would say inal our membersmp Bristol Rolls Royce have provided us with a mandate for a militant fight against any
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