A new study conducted by the research firm Consumer Science and Analytics Institute found that 41 percent of French citizens support banning people from flying more than four times in their lifetimes due to “climate change.” An even more disturbing 59 percent of 18-24-year-olds in France support the radical limit on air travel.
To those who are shocked by the number of French residents content with radical limitations on air travel, don’t be. The numbers are a reflection of a growing worldwide push to demonize and restrict freedom of movement. France has already outlawed domestic flights less than two and a half hours long. Meanwhile, the entire European Union is considering adopting France’s short-haul air travel ban.
The C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group, a globalist climate organization made up of nearly one hundred cities across the world (including 14 American cities), has a 2030 “target” of limiting air travel to “1 short-haul return flight (less than 1500 km) every 3 years per person.”
If C40 Cities gets its way, however, people won’t even be able to take their “1 short-haul flight every 3 years.” Since C40 cities make up about one 12th of the global population, “One flight per person every three years would cut the air industry’s emissions by way more than 43%,” reported Telegraph’s Travel Correspondent Chris Leadbeater. The move would effectively annihilate the air industry, which barely survived the Covid lockdowns.
The United Nations (UN) has an even more ambitious goal. By the year 2050, the UN
