French~Canada speaks English (sixty per cent of the Montreal workers, who are mostly French-Canadian, must speak English at work). To demand the use of French as the language of business and industry is a way of opposing the boss, who is usually English-speaking.
DtAllemagne believes that this tendency will continue. "In the past, when a new member joined the RIN, national independence ‘was his sole interest, However, he would quickly find out that independence would not solve a single one of the problems facing: Québec; in itself, it is only a first step, although a crucially
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important one. But independence without any further changes would not be a real independence at all, Thus, the logic of the struggle obliges us to ask questions about what sort of society we want -what sort of policies to follow, what sort of social and- economic structure, in short, what sort of government,"