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They keep giving you these fake future dates when things are going to go back to normal.
Nothing is ever going back to normal.
The purpose of all of this was to change society, so things going back to normal would defeat the entire purpose.
It’s so frustrating that there are still people who can’t see this.
RT:
The Covid crisis has challenged the global airline industry to fight for survival in 2020, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said this week. It added that the industry’s huge losses will continue into 2021.
“This crisis is devastating and unrelenting. Airlines have cut costs by 45.8 percent, but revenues are down 60.9 percent. The result is that airlines will lose $66 for every passenger carried this year for a total net loss of $118.5 billion. This loss will be reduced sharply by $80 billion in 2021. But the prospect of losing $38.7 billion next year is nothing to celebrate,” said IATA Director General and CEO Alexandre de Juniac.
He added: “We need to get borders safely re-opened without quarantine so that people will fly again. And with airlines expected to bleed cash at least until the fourth quarter of 2021, there is no time to lose.”
According to the IATA, in the face of a half-trillion-dollar revenue drop (from $838 billion in 2019 to $328 billion), airlines cut costs by $365 billion (from $795 billion in 2019 to $430 billion in 2020).
At the #IATAAGM: @IATA announced a revised outlook for airline industry performance in 2020 & 2021. ?✈️
See details: https://t.co/3ABocC0S9H
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— IATA (@IATA) November 24, 2020
“The history books will record 2020 as the industry’s worst financial year, bar none. Airlines cut expenses by an average of a billion dollars a day over 2020 and will still rack-up unprecedented losses. Were it not for the $173 billion in financial support by governments, we would have seen bankruptcies on a massive scale,” said de Juniac.
While the industry will see an improved performance in 2021 compared to 2020, “the road to recovery is expected to be long and difficult.” The association warned that passenger volumes are not expected to return to 2019 levels until 2024 at the earliest, with domestic markets recovering faster than international services.
They do not want you flying around, going to different places. It’s only a short while that normal people have been afforded this luxury, and it has always made the elite uncomfortable.
People who are well-traveled are more savvy, in a lot of different ways. Just on the basic level, someone who has been to a third world country knows that these people tend to be happier and in many ways have a better quality of life than people in the first world. It makes a person question why they are working like a slave. It also makes people question the entire official narrative of what modernity is, and who it serves.
That had to stop and they’ve stopped it. They won’t ever start it again. If this virus mania ever lightens up, they will just tell you you can’t travel because of global warming. Anyway, no one will have the money to travel when this process we’re going through is finished.
Along with letting you believe that things are somehow going to go back to normal in 2024 (at the earliest), claiming this also allows governments to continue to pour bailout money into these industries.
Understand: that is your money being transferred to them. Even if they print the money out of thin air to give to these corporations, you’re the one swallowing the inflation.
Every small business went under. The tech companies got rich. Bailouts were given to industries which will no longer exist in the future, and that money disappeared into rich people’s pockets.
This is the biggest wealth transfer ever in history. It’s a kind of reverse communism where the wealth is taken from the proletariat and given to the ruling billionaire elite.
How on earth did we sit by and allow this to happen?
