French Prime Minister Manuel Valls declared on the sidelines of the Davos globalist confab last week his country's state of emergency—in other words the imposition of a police state—will last until the "total and global war" against the Islamic State is completed.

Additionally, French president, François Hollande, has told senior figures that an extension of the measures is probable.

"In Africa, in the Middle East, in Asia we must eradicate, eliminate Daesh, it is a total and global war that we face with terrorism," Valls said. "We will have to live for decades or for many years with this menace or this threat and that's why it's a war. There are many generations that will have to live with this and the crisis will have to be managed in north Africa and the Middle East."