Your Next Plane Trip Might be Your Last

The strange death of mass air-travel that no one talks about

Two months ago, I discussed the end of the jet age and how the Great Reset and UN 2021 agenda will strip you off your rights to take a plane trip wherever and whenever you want. You can read it here, if you haven’t already.

The End of the Jet Age

Today, on Twitter, I saw a post by CNBC stating that United Airlines aims to fly electric planes on regional routes by 2030.

CNBC @CNBC

United Airlines is aiming to have electric planes flying by 2030.

cnb.cxUnited Airlines is aiming to have electric planes flying by 2030United Airlines is aiming to have electric aircraft flying regional routes by 2030, part of the company’s goal to fully reduce its carbon footprint by 2050.

Have you seen electric planes? Have you seen their size and range? It’s unlikely that their performance will significantly change to match today’s standards in a few years.

Air Canada on Sept. 15 announced a purchase agreement for 30 ES-30 electric-hybrid aircraft under development by Heart Aerospace of Sweden. (Photo: CNW Group/Air Canada)

They look a bit small, don’t you think? That is probably because you won’t be allowed to use them anyway. Air travel is to become “elite-only” and it is already being prepared right now.

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I believe that in 5 years time, ordinary people will no longer have the right to fly in any way that they were used to and in 10 years time will not be allowed to fly at all. Weirdly enough, absolutely no one seems to mention the giant mountain of evidence supporting this. This is some explicit target-driven strategy pushed at a global level as part of a new order of things.

British Airways, for example, is cutting 10,000 flights for this winter’s schedule. US carriers are cutting a combined 31,000 flights this fall. There are many more of these reports that almost always include references to staffing issues that are being used as the excuse. However, this is not about staffing. There is no shortage in labor force. Or do you think that working at an airport or for an airline has suddenly become so unpopular that absolutely no one wants to do that job anymore? And then again, airlines fired thousands of workers intentionally over vaccine mandates. This is a homemade crisis marching in lockstep with target-driven quotas.

Nearly 24% of flights have already been reduced globally, and nobody is really challenging it. People are happy to simply nod and blame it on personnel shortages while bringing up the pandemic. Even those who are aware of what is happening appear to dismiss this as just a "vaccine mandate-driven consequence.”

But if you open your eyes, you will soon realize that they are not just talking about staffing issues. France has banned short-haul domestic flights if they are less than two hours long. If there is a train you can take instead, you now have to take that train, while the rich and powerful still jump on their private jets to fly on a ten-minute trip to wherever they please.

Now, France’s train network is probably the only actual good train network in Europe, but it still is global agendas patronizing you on what to do. You never voted for these agendas, you were just made to believe that you shall support it by deceitful propaganda and guilt complexes. France has banned your freedom to just get on a plane whenever you want to go somewhere. No one ever asked French people if they wanted this to happen, the ban was just put in place and in fact they also banned any adverts for fossil fuels.

In Norway, there is a proposition for individual flight quotas. In addition to banning internal domestic flights like France, they also seek to abolish duty-free and remove people’s ability to fly more than X number of times per year.

These are just some examples of these programs being in place or being actively worked on around the globe. One might ask: “Why do airlines and airports play along with this?” This is mainly because airlines and airports are headed by interchangeable business people these days, who will just take another board position at a different company as soon as the airline is grounded and bankrupt. They don’t care about your ability to fly. They have their own planes. They also don’t care about the fate of their employees, and if you don’t believe me, they’ve proven that throughout the pandemic. Getting a company to play along is easy if you control the puppets who steer it.

In the silent sea of lies suffusing this topic, there is one country in particular that is very clear in saying that this has nothing to do with the pandemic, staffing issues, scheduling or efficiency: The Netherlands.

Schipol Airport in Amsterdam, one of the main and largest European hubs, is actively and openly limiting flights to “prevent emissions.” At least they are being honest about it, but this is really dramatic. They are cutting flights back to 440,000 per year which is a 20% reduce, and it is easy to see that if the global agenda was 20%, Schipol has just gone straight to it which might be because the Netherlands are already becoming a Great Reset model state for the WEF just like Canada. The Netherlands are tripling the passenger tax and the airport charges are going up by 37%. Amsterdam used to be the third most connected international European airport, right behind Heathrow Airport in London and Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris, and it is decimating itself willingly in order to comply with the global agenda.

Western Europe is not the only region affected; reports indicate that the same thing is happening, at least in part, in Canada, the United States, Australia, and other countries as well. No one of us wanted to sign up for such things. Was this ever brought up to you? Have you ever been questioned about your willingness to give up your ability to fly? Are you ready to renounce your right to go wherever whenever you please? Have you ever heard this question posed to you? Most likely not. But let me ask you this:

Given that Amsterdam is the only airport being honest about it, but our main stream media, responsible for disseminating information, are still prepared to be complicit in the lie of “staffing” or “pandemic”, then where are the people talking about this?

Sure MSM journalists are still controlled by their bosses, by the conglomerates of globalist corporations who own the news, who own the information you are allowed to hear and who are lying to you every day of your life just because they have the money and the reach to shove propaganda into your face 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. But where are the others?

No one seems to want to address the fact that ordinary people will not have the freedom to fly in the future, and were never asked if that was something they wanted to sign up to.

How many more freedoms will we have to lose before people stop looking down and being complicit in the lie? Truth is being revealed more and more every day, be it that the vaccines are a lie (that we don’t have a climate problem, but an environmental problem), yet absolutely no one seems to care because admitting that you were duped for years, if not decades or even your entire life is very hard to do for most people.

Andrew Doyle @andrewdoyle_com

Activists vandalise Vincent van Gogh’s Sunflowers at the National Gallery. The vandalism or destruction of art is always an authoritarian act. But more than that - it represents a repudiation of civilisation and the achievements of humanity.

You should realize that the reason people like Extinction Rebellion are given such a free hand in their crimes—gluing themselves to the tarmac, defiling art, or interrupting supply chains by wrecking delivery trucks—is because they are there to forward this objective. And I am not arguing that they are conscious of being exploited because they most certainly are not. However, if this objective were to be pursued publicly, it would be extremely unpopular, so it does require the aid of useful idiots in order to succeed.

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The American constitution talks about three fundamental rights: The right to life, the right to liberty, and the right to the pursuit of happiness. I wonder how much “pursuit of happiness” people are going to have living in five years, since they are now sleepwalking into this madness because it is an unpleasant thing to look into the eye.

Demand and supply levers make it simple to execute such things. By just reducing the number of flights, you can easily cripple supply, and you can do the same for demand by making it such that people cannot afford to pursue their happiness. You can understand how this demand lever is being pulled if you consider what is happening with household expenses, inflation at 18%, and people no longer being able to afford to live normal lives.

But they've done something much worse than that: they've persuaded people that happiness is something they aren't permitted to pursue. They conditioned them to tolerate guilt being used against them for things they have no guilt in at all. They made them believe that their pursuit of happiness is selfish, bad for the environment, possibly even racist, or some other woke rubbish that people fall for these days.

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People ask me: “So, what are we going to do?” The first thing you are going to do is that you stop lying to yourself about what is happening to us. If you don’t, great. But countless people do.

The second thing is lobbying the people you are listening to to address this. The people you retweet or share more than me, or the people who are currently crying on Twitter that they lost 2k of their 120k followers. Spam your favorite Bitcoin podcast host to for once stop talking about stuff that has been said a billion times before and address this.

And the most important thing: Go and book a flight tomorrow. You might as well make the most of it whilst we still have some limited ability to have these freedoms that are so rapidly being taken away. If in any way you can still afford it (no, don’t go into debt for it), then go on that vacation you wanted to go on, take your family on that city trip. There will soon come a time when you will wish you had done it.

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