In 1973, shortly before his death, French President Georges Pompidou confessed to opening the gates to immigration at the request of many leading businessmen, such as Francis Bouygues, who was eager to take advantage of an obedient and cheap labor,
devoid of class consciousness and all traditions. social competition. This movement was made to put pressure from below on the wages of French workers, to reduce their enthusiasm for protest and, in addition, to weaken the unity of the labor movement.
The big bosses, he said, "always want more." 40 years later, nothing has changed. #Benoist
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