Former spy chief: France will be 3rd World country if don't reduce immigration | Eastern North Carolina Now

Pierre Brochand, former Director of the DGSE, France's equivalent of the CIA, has made a dire warning about the impact of mass immigration on France in an interview on a public broadcasting radio station.  Brochand warned that if France did not drastically reduce immigration, it would become a Third World country.  He pointed to the fact that France was adding 450,000 foreigners, mostly illegal alien migrants every year and they were mostly living in their own enclaves not benefitting French society.

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( April 14th, 2023 @ 10:15 am )
 
France and Germany are in horrible shape on illegal immigration. A recent poll in France found that there are more practicing Muslims in the country than practicing Catholics.

That former spy chief blames "judges" for the problem, and it is largely not French judges to blame. It is the open borders nutjobs at the European Court of Human Rights. That court is not an EU court. It is under the Council of Europe, an entity separate from the EU and under a different treaty. It also nvolves more countries than just those in the EU. Given the idiot rulings of that court, countries should just issue declarations that immigration matters are no longer under their jurisdiction. One example of their asinine rulings is one where the UK was getting ready to deport a Muslim cleric who was preaching terrorism, and the European Court of Human Rights ruled they could not due to the Muslim terrorist advocate's "right to a family life with his cat".



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