6/7/09

NWO Takeover: After The Automakers, The Airlines Are Next

Global Airline Industry Nearly Doubles Loss Estimate to $9 Billion nytimes

HONG KONG — The global airline industry on Monday nearly doubled its forecast for losses this year to $9 billion, amid what it said were the worst conditions it has ever faced.

There is no modern precedent for today’s economic meltdown. The ground has shifted. Our industry has been shaken,” said Giovanni Bisignani, the association’s director general, in a speech delivered at the association’s annual meeting in the Malaysian capital, Kuala Lumpur. “Our future depends on a drastic reshaping by partners, governments and industry.”
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re: "worst conditions...ever...drastic reshaping"
The insurance companies, the banks, and the automobile manufacturers have all been effectively taken over and are being drastically 'reshaped' (i.e. consolidated) for global control. What could possibly be the next thing on the hit list? You guessed it..the airline industry.
The globalizing of the world's airlines has been underway for a while but has been on the back burner recently, just long enough to get Obama settled down in the White House and to take down GM, Chrysler, and Pontiac. That is done and apparently it is now time for the 'woes of the airlines' song and dance to be started again, which is designed to create the perceived need for the 'transformation' of the entire industry. This time there will be no 'flight delay' as the airlines of the world are fitted into the one world government system.
Domination of the airlines means very simply domination of the peoples of the world and their ability to move about. Your options to travel will be controlled by the 666 self-instituted global elite.
The handwriting is on the wall. Watch and see.
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see:Qantas-British Airways Merge: First 'Truly' Global Airline 12-2-08 "It is an exciting step towards a truly global airline,"

also Shaking The World - Global Airline Predicted 7-25-08 "Pointing out to the present trends in the industry, Geoff Dixon has told that the current fuel crisis would bring about a 'seismic' shift that shall see the airline market dominated by a few huge and highly influential global airlines and niche carriers that have served individual markets in addition to sound flagship carriers from other countries."Stating what he calls as 'a new world order', Mr Dixon said, "Over time, consolidation will transform aviation. It will produce a few, very large and extremely efficient global airlines..." (follow links, connect dots)
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'And that, knowing the time, that now it is high time to awake out of sleep...' Romans 13:11

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