Former French Secret Service Head: Mass Migration “Threatens Civil Peace”

The former head of France’s secret service has warned that uncontrolled mass migration is the only issue facing the country that “threatens civil peace.”

Pierre Brochand, the former director of the General Directorate for External Security (DGSE) between 2002 and 2008, made the comments during a speech to the Gaullist Amicale of the Senate.

The intel chief said that mass migration had produced “a cross-cutting impact on all of our collective life, which I consider to be generally negative.”

Although asserting that immigration in and of itself was not “evil,” Brochand noted that the “very particular immigration that we have been subjected to for 50 years” has caused a “creeping third-worldization of French society,” as well as “regression in key areas, such as education, productivity, public services, safety, and civility.”

Brochand sought to debunk the often cited argument, most recently voiced by President Emmanuel Macron, that mass migration has always been the norm.

“For 1,000 years, from the Carolingians to Napoleon III, nothing happened,” he said, adding that it wasn’t until the 1970’s that newcomers from “the third world of highly failing societies,” most of them Muslims, began pouring in.

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Brochand called for immigration levels to be cut by at least ten times {snip}

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