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Industrial Unionist, Volume 1, Issue 12, 6 November 1913, Page 2

Sabotage can be practiced only by the most intelligent and the most skulful workers who know thoroughly the technique of their trade, so Sabotage does not consist in a clumsy and stupid destruction of the implements of production but in a delicate and highly skilful operation which puts the machine out of commission only for a temporary period. The worker that undertakes such a task must know thoroughly the anatomy of the machine, which he is going to vivisect, and, by this fact alone, puts himself above suspicion.—Emile Pouget.