May 5, 2023 - The Truth Central - Dr. Jerome Corsi
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Massive Layoffs Coming and the End of Cheap Airline Flights
Economic conditions continue to worsen despite what you might see coming out of the Biden Administration PR Machine as signs point to a period of massive layoffs as we watch more regional banks stocks falter.While this is happening, Climate Change Hysteria continues as legislators are planning to force airlines to use a more expensive fuel in order to "reduce emissions," which will render air travel more costly to people who are already suffering during this high-inflation period. Piling on, New York's Democrat leadership is banning gas stoves, furnaces and propane heating from new construction. This will lead to more expensive construction and real estate costs in the future in one of the nation's most-taxed statesDr. Jerome Corsi breaks it all down and how to fight what's happening on today's The Truth CentralVisit Dr. Corsi's The Truth Central website: https://www.TheTruthCentral.com'Follow Dr. Corsi on Twitter: @corsijerome1MyVitalC: https://www.thetruthcentral.com/myvitalc-ess60-in-organic-olive-oil/Swiss America: https://www.swissamerica.com/offer/CorsiRMP.phpThe MacMillan Agency: The MacMillan Agency - The Truth CentralPro Rapid Review: https://prorrt.com/thetruthcentralmembers/elBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-truth-central-with-dr-jerome-corsi--5810661/support.
This is Dr. Jerome Corse, today is Friday, May 5th, 2023.
Again, lots to cover, let's get into it right away.
The first story I want to cover has to do with the unemployment situation.
What's going on is a wave of job layoffs, which are permanent, probably.
They're certainly not going to go away anytime quickly.
The wave of layoffs is going to continue.
And the jobs that are terminated aren't coming back anytime near soon.
So what's being reported is that largely in the tech industry, but now expanding beyond it.
So Shopify just slashed 20% of its workforce.
And basically, it's selling off its logistics business.
This is a consequential and hard week, Shopify CEO Lutke said in a memo to staffers.
It's the right thing for Shopify, but it negatively affects many team members who we admire and love working with.
That's always what they say.
We've had major layoffs at Meta, Google, Finance giants like Goldman Sachs.
The downsizing is going on.
Twitter made downsizing last year.
And so it's going beyond the tech sector.
If we take a look at the companies that are, these are just companies right now, now announcing new layoffs.
We have, I'll just give a quick list here.
The Shopify, 20% of the workforce.
Morgan Stanley, 3,000 jobs.
That's one of the big investment banks in New York.
Dropbox, 16% of the staff.
Gap, more than 2,000 jobs since late last year, retailing.
Jenny Craig, mass layoffs in Jenny Craig.
And it just goes on and on.
At 3M, 6,000 jobs cut.
Lift has 1,000 jobs cut.
The list is very extensive.
Deloitte, one of the accounting firms, 1,200 jobs cut.
This is not really being announced.
Whole Foods, several hundred corporate employees gone.
And, you know, it just continues.
BuzzFeed, 15% of the staff fired.
Ernst & Young, another accounting firm, 3,000.
When the accounting firms are laying off, it's not a good sign, because it means business activity is down.
Corporations are employing fewer accountants to get there, less and less.
I mean, it's just, it's a meltdown, as it were, of economic activity, which is taking place.
And I'm seeing this is likely to speed up.
McKinsey, 1,400 employees.
McKinsey's one of the big, again, consulting firms.
And when these corporate firms close or start closing or shutting down employees, firing, economic activity is diminishing.
And it's not a good sign.
Okay, so let's continue with the two or three quick economic stories.
The bank problems in the United States, we've had now the regional bank consolidation, these regional banks are failing.
It's spreading to Europe.
So what we're seeing in Europe is the European Central Bank also hiked rates 25 basis points this week.
Inflation is very high in the EU.
Core inflation without energy is 7.5% in Europe.
I think it's actually higher than what's being reported here in the United States, but the United States is being reported between 5 and 6%.
The rate hike, of course, is going to slow down business in Europe, just like it will slow down business here.
It's almost like the central banks want to cause a recession, Cause they think that that will contain inflation.
The problem is that doesn't work because this inflation is not caused by excess demand.
It's caused by all the fiat money that was made up and just poured into the economy.
The Biden administration must have poured three or four trillion dollars of deficit spending into the economy, which is just made up, hypothecated, printed money.
Actually, they don't even print it anymore.
It's just digital money printed.
It's just, you know, everybody got checks during the pandemic.
Well, that cost a lot of money that we didn't have in the budget.
So, therefore, we weren't funding that with taxpayers.
We were funding that with The modern monetary theory, this new economic theory, it says since it's fiat money, we can have more fiat money created to pay off the debt.
And that's where you get to what the European Union's also doing.
They're doing this quantitative easing again.
They're basically saying they've been wanting to tighten, accelerate the quantitative tightening.
In other words, getting rid of some of these treasury notes on their balance sheet.
But again, they're not going to be able to do that.
The total assets have plunged in the European Central Bank, 1.2 trillion.
So they are getting rid of some of this debt that they have, these debt instruments, which are assets to them.
They're on their balance sheet as assets because they buy a bond.
What they're buying is debt from the European Union.
But again, when you look at the nature of how these central banks are working, it's basically becoming a Ponzi scheme.
And the idea that they can finance their own debt by buying the debt through the central banks is, it's like living on credit cards.
It doesn't work for very long.
The ECB holds 4.89 trillion in quantitative easing bonds, securities held for monetary policy purposes.
In other words, they're buying their own debt.
And that's a lot of bonds.
That's a lot of debt to hold.
These bonds really fall into two categories, the Asset Purchase Program and the Pandemic Emergency Purchase Program.
And they are trying to get rid of some of the Asset Purchase Program.
But again, even if they get rid of $1 trillion worth of these, they still have something like almost $4 trillion left.
So the Ponzi scheme, and by the way, going back to 2008, The European Central Bank only had one trillion dollars of bonds of its own debt held.
So it was only one point, the entire European Central Bank was a one trillion dollar operation.
Now today, it's gone into having four trillion dollars worth of these bonds and it's massively financing debt.
They'll just print more money to pay off the debt.
It's not going to be, as the current word is, sustainable.
This is not sustainable.
This is a scheme which will ultimately collapse.
And the third one I want to cover today is the mortgage rates.
Mortgage rates are still stuck at about 6.5%.
So that means the housing market is not going to have a good selling season in the spring.
And the basics, the housing market is now, this is the peak selling time right now, this time of the year.
Pending home sales plunge 23% year over year in April.
And we've seen it basically looks like in March was 22% and the situation is getting worse in May.
So essentially what we're seeing is that we're going into a deep decline.
We are now at the lowest in mortgage applications since 1995.
We're at a low point.
In the number of people out there buying houses and getting mortgages.
Mortgage rates have not really budged off the 6.5 rate since coming down from the 7% rate last November.
And the average contract for the conforming 30 year fixed rate mortgage, conforming meaning suitable to Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac, one of the federal mortgage agencies, is at 6.5%.
Now, that's extremely high.
When you go back to 2021, rates were under 3%.
They were in the 2.5 to 3% range.
Now, the 30-year fixed mortgage is at 6.5%.
What that does is it essentially shifts people from buying used homes, which are going to be at inflated values, becomes more worthwhile to buy new homes or to build a home because again you can be
building homes in a depressed market for purchasing the materials whereas the housing market
when mortgages get to this point are going to start having a lot of foreclosures. People
aren't going to be able to if they lose their jobs if they are in a tight situation they're
basically going to find that what they end up doing is not being able to to pay the mortgage
monthly.
The house goes in arrears.
Once you've got two, three, four months, you haven't paid the mortgage, that accumulates to a lot of money, especially when you're not working and getting income.
It's a collapsing economy.
It's like when a building comes down, one floor after the other, controlled demolition.
We're actually, in a sense, going through a controlled demolition of the economy.
And a large reason for it is this shift to renewable energy, which is both causing much more money to be printed, and we're going to give away Billions and billions and billions of dollars on these wind and solar ventures, which are likely not to succeed.
They didn't succeed for Obama.
They're not going to succeed again.
We're going to be forcing the economy as the EPA is doing right now to say you've got a new tailpipe regulations and therefore you're going to have to produce two-thirds of all vehicles will have to be electric by 2010 years from now or nine years from now, 2032, 2033.
or nine years from now, 2032, 2033.
It's just not feasible.
It's a planned demolition, the same way the Federal Reserve is planning
to have a slowdown of the economy.
They know these rates are going to increase the misery of people trying to run businesses.
Credit is going to dry up.
And that's going to be a difficult situation for millions of people.
Again, it doesn't have to be this way.
We could certainly get back to a more reasonable fiscal policy, when we had Donald Trump stimulating the economy without spending the trillions of dollars that the Biden administration has spent, and we've had the shocks to the economy, the lockdown, and the shocks to the economy of the supply shortages, and the disruptions with the, that's what they call energy transition, to wind and solar, which is much more expensive.
And the climate hysterics know it's more expensive.
It's why, in fact, they're doing it.
I wrote an article this week in American Thinker, in which I pointed out that the climate change agenda has been taken over by the Neo-Marxists, and they're now writing books about Marx, saying we need de-growth climate issues, that they're trying to use the ecology for de-growth.
They want us to have anything that they can see that they see, and I'll cover this in a minute too, anything they can see, you know, can't have cars that are gas cars, gotta have electric.
Well, the electric has to come from somewhere and the electric is being generated largely by hydrocarbon fuels.
Only about 12% of all the energy we use in the United States, maximum 15% is solar or wind.
The rest is hydrocarbon.
This economy runs on the availability of cheap energy, cheap and available abundant hydrocarbon fuels, which it is.
I've consistently said it's not dinosaur soup.
If you'll read my book on the energy, The Truth About Energy, Global Warming, and Climate Change, you're going to see that the climate science Gives you the formulas for producing oil, the chemical formulas.
Anyone who's taken chemistry can understand them easily.
They're hydrocarbon chains.
The Fischer-Tropsch process shows how they're formed.
They're formed deep in the earth.
Where you have a molecule that has carbon, a molecule that has hydrogen, a catalyst like iron oxide, heat and temperature to produce the catalytic reaction, and the hydrogen and the carbon combine in hydrocarbon chains.
There's probably two dozen of these chains that can be easily identified.
atoms, different chemical structures that produce all these various hydrocarbons, methane,
all the way through to various, there's probably two dozen of these chains that can be easily
identified. At any rate, and by the way, you'll find methane on Titan, one of the great moons of Saturn,
Well, there was never anything living on Titan to produce the methane.
These are chemical processes that occur naturally, and they're abundant.
And we've not run out of them.
The people who were saying in the 70s and 80s we're going to run out of oil, we've run out of those people because their theories didn't work.
But yet it doesn't deter the environmentalists from believing in these ideas, which are destructive.
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Chris, want to comment on the economic section of what we talked about?
I do note that you brought up something a little bit earlier, and I want to talk about that.
Peak Oil.
The Peak Oil Theory.
Yes.
Where we were supposed to run out at a certain amount of time, I believe it was the 80s at one point and the 90s, and it's almost like Al Gore's predictions of the world ending and the ice camps melting in whatever year.
So 2006, then it was another year, then it was another year.
The idea is to panic people into Into control, basically.
It's a long-time political ploy.
It's been done since the ancient times.
The idea is not to fall for it and listen to the truth.
Well, that's why I'm writing books this way.
This is the truth central.
And my books are The Truth About Energy, Global Warming, and Climate Change.
And the next book will be The Truth About Neo-Marxism, Cultural Maoism, and Anarchy.
Which explains why we're going through this nonsense.
The schools are now teaching Marxism.
A couple more stories.
This war in Russia is, I think, very disturbing.
Right now we're seeing drone attacks.
And the drone attacks are very frightening.
Some 21 cities in Russia are concerned about Ukraine hitting them with drones, drones made by us or NATO that we've given to Ukraine.
It's a proxy war.
We're really fighting Russia through Ukraine.
And of course, these attacks from the Russian, the Ukrainians are attacking Russian oil facilities.
They damaged some in Crimea.
There was a spectacular fire that was publicized this week from a drone attack in Crimea of a Russian oil facility.
And so Russia is now retaliating with the drone strikes on Ukraine, and the drone strikes are coming into Kiev.
You had an attack, a drone attack against the Kremlin, Putin saying he's going to have drone attacks against Zelensky.
If we're going to start talking about assassinating heads of state, this war is going to escalate very fast.
And if Ukraine is talking about a new offensive in the spring, Russia's gonna retaliate.
And the war, I think, is going to escalate.
I don't see any signs, and Ukraine is getting destroyed systematically.
Their infrastructure for gas and oil, their electricity, transportation.
People are abandoning cities because they're not habitable.
The buildings are destroyed.
They're reducing Ukraine to rubble.
And it's very frightening this war is out of control.
Now I want to do two climate stories.
First one, the end of cheap airplane flights.
This is what we're talking about.
The climate agenda is really an agenda to essentially Destroy capitalism.
That's what it's really all about.
So here are the airlines.
Now, ticket prices are going to rise.
The European Union has now just decided to impose a whole new series of carbon penalties on the airline industry.
European aviation is expected to spend 820 billion euro to reach net zero in 2050.
And this includes the European Union emissions trading system.
They're doing carbon trading in Europe.
And what that's going to mean is that the end of getting cheap airline tickets is gone.
They want the airlines to go to use sustainable fuel.
Sustainable aviation, it's an industry alliance with airlines, airports, and manufacturers.
They're betting heavily on the sustainable aviation fuel that's produced from sources like agricultural waste.
They think that can power three quarters of the flights, for instance, used in the UK by 2050.
Well, I'm waiting to see how that works.
Aviation fuel is generally more expensive fuel.
It's a more higher octane fuel.
It's a whole different formulation than gasoline.
And again, if you're going to try to decarbonize the airline industry, it's going to be, again, costly.
It's going to mean millions of people in the era of cheap flights were able to travel.
They're going to restrict your travel, and this is one way to do it, in order to fight climate change.
Well, if climate change were really an existential threat to life, I could see taking these extreme measures.
But the science of climate change is deeply flawed.
Carbon dioxide is not the controller of Earth's temperature.
Again, you've been lied to.
And with the educational system, what it is, people are not getting the training or the education they need in order to know that the science is faulty.
I mean, it's astounding to me how little people know about basic science, chemistry, physics, even math.
I mean, I was trying to explain logarithms the other day, and logarithms used to be taught in high school, along with algebra.
And I think people are no longer being taught these things in school.
We're being taught a radical sexual agenda is much more important.
And then this last story I want to cover today is that New York State is banning gas stoves and heaters.
The New York State governor just signed a law this week saying that new buildings in New York are going to have to not use any gas stoves or heating Which is pretty much ridiculous.
I mean, it's the chief form of energy and it is not going to destroy the planet.
But the new law is expected to avoid 6.1 million metric tons of carbon emissions by 2040.
Now that sounds like a lot.
But again, the Earth absorbs it, and the amount of the atmosphere, when you talk about how many tons of the atmosphere there is, this is minuscule in terms of its addition of carbon to the atmosphere.
And so therefore, by The law is going to come into effect in 2026 for new buildings under seven stories and for 2029 for taller buildings, and it means that newly constructed buildings are not going to be able to have gas stoves or gas heat.
Period.
And essentially New York was the sixth largest gas-consuming state with gas providing 46% of the state's energy.
Three out of five households in 2021 relied on natural gas for heating.
The aim is for New York City and state to achieve zero carbon emissions in their buildings It's going to be a dramatic impact on the costs of building materials, and already the commercial real estate market is dying.
The buildings are vacant.
All these measures are only going to depress economic activity, and so therefore we're going into a very, very serious and deep recession.
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Chris, what do you think of everything we reported today?
It's Friday, we've had a week here, and we've had war and economic disruption, and I think we're going to have more.
Talking about Governor Hochul and her new idea, it's a ban, it's not a new idea, it's been the latest pandemic or pathogen to pass around the local left, the idea of banning gas stoves.
Yeah.
When Andrew Cuomo was forced to resign, and I'll say forced to resign because of pressure and possibility of his family legacy being burnt to heck, I was one of those many New York voters who thought, hey, this is great.
He's gone.
He can't destroy the state anymore.
He can't overspend anymore.
How much worse could the next person be?
Much worse.
I'm telling you, we thought she was going to be Cuomo-like.
The fact is, she's worse.
She's spending more.
She's just put together another huge PC spending package, and now this.
How do these people get so crazy?
I mean, let's not eat meat.
Let's eat bugs.
How crazy is that?
Except for them.
You see, that's the thing.
I always call it Mike's Clause 82.
It was from a British comedy called The Young Ones.
Mike was one of the students.
He always said, read clause 83.
Read clause 83.
And it was always, except for Mike.
And that's what it is.
Just the same thing with the air flights.
You're going to put the new, more expensive fuel in there.
The idea is to keep us, the regular people, off the plane so the elites can ride them alone, get more legroom, or maybe fly their private jets around in a freer airspace.
Well, and the thing is, people put up with this because it happens so gradually.
A little bit here, a little bit there, pretty soon it's all gone.
It's when freedom is lost.
And I think we, you know, essentially have to take steps that are positive for human beings and positive for stimulating and life.
This can be a very productive and enjoyable place.
Of course, if we, you know, you can't eat meat.
You can't, you have to live in a 15 minute city.
You have to own a very heavy, expensive car that runs on electricity.
If everything runs on electricity and they turn off the electricity, what do you do with all this stuff?
If we all have digital currency and it's all numbers in a bank and no paper currency, no gold, no silver, not even, and the currency is not backed by gold or silver, What good is it?
So one day they turn off the banking, or you go outside your 15 minute city and your electronics don't work anymore, so you can't get in touch with your money.
I mean, it's insane.
Oh, look at how good this stuff is.
Look at how great.
Look, we all use this technology.
Isn't it wonderful?
Yeah, well, it's wonderful because we've got electricity.
We don't have electricity.
This stuff is junk. Exactly. The funny thing about these 15 minute cities, we kind of have them in
major cities. They're just bigger bubbles or their neighborhoods, they're smaller bubbles.
The idea is cities have become, or at least many urban areas and neighborhoods have become
bubbles where people ideologically just don't travel outside of that bubble.
They get most of their supplies from there, they interact there.
Many people think city folk are the cosmopolitan types, but a lot of them really don't leave their physical and ideological bubble, especially now that items and food can be delivered to them even more conveniently than four years ago.
Five, six years ago.
Right, you can get your food brought to your door, you can get groceries brought to your door, you can get anything you want through Amazon brought to your door.
I mean, basically they are making it so that, and going back centuries, people didn't travel very much, but they were free.
They could if they wanted to.
And now, if you're restrained from it, If the control factors are not in the hands of people, but they're hands of government, and the governments are these nameless, unelected bureaucrats who make rules ideologically.
I'm going to pull off one end this week.
I want to pull a book from behind me here on the shelf.
One second.
There's a lot of books there.
It's always good.
Oh, I always get lots of books.
See, the good thing is people have to know that this is not a fake background you have.
Those are real books.
A lot of people use that fake background with the books to make themselves look smarter.
These are real books, okay?
This one is my new current favorite.
This book here.
Put me back on.
There we go.
Marx in the Anthropocene.
It's written by a Japanese Marxist and he is talking about degrowth communism.
Degrowth communism.
And that means that, you know, he's saying essentially we want to have the capitalist system destroyed.
So he's now attacking sustainability.
He says the sustainability.
So what's going to happen now is these people are going to start attacking solutions.
So we say, okay, well, we can have carbon capture.
Well, they don't want carbon capture.
They want you to quit using hydrocarbon fuels.
We can adapt hydrocarbon fuels to emit less carbon dioxide.
Well, they don't want that.
They don't want a solution.
They want us to utilize things that don't work.
And so therefore, a division is dividing, is happening in the climate movement between the people who really understand what it's about, who are the Marxists, and the left who've been conned into thinking it's about saving the planet, trying to come up with solutions.
The Marxists don't want solutions.
And so they're going to fight against the people who think it can be solved.
But that's okay, because we've got a president, they had the most powerful man in the world, doesn't know where he is half the time.
I don't know, he's seen Kings, seems to know where he is a lot of times.
Well, Joe Biden.
Joe Biden needs help to get out of a room.
He can eat an ice cream, though.
I mean, he eats it pretty well.
Oh, yeah.
He smells little girls all the time, too.
He does lots of things all the time.
But the guy's creepy.
This is really elder abuse, making the guy go through all this nonsense.
At any rate, what kind of country is it that has someone who is showing obvious signs of dementia Is running for re-election.
I think Robert Kennedy Jr.
is going to have a field day with this stuff.
But the party itself, think about it, think the party elite does not have a better candidate.
Well, again, they want the person or the group running things to be unseen.
Barack Obama used to say, wouldn't it be nice to be president and have someone else as a figurehead?
Who would do the ceremonial parts of the job while the power was done by me in the background my own way.
Unaccountability.
We're going through a great insanity in the world right now.
I'll pull another book off the shelf of the popular delusions that have eluded mankind for centuries.
Let's all go off of the crusades, let's leave our families, let's all walk From Europe to the Holy Land, and let's kill Muslims so we can take back the Holy Land for Christianity.
It's insane.
on, it's insane.
It's like, it's not necessarily, religion shouldn't be about capturing territory
or killing people or leaving your families and going off for years, walking around Europe
with these bobs.
They didn't have planes back then.
Keep in mind they didn't have planes back then.
There's always that news thing.
The information got to... It's a long story.
We've gone too long today.
We've got to get carried away.
High-speed horses.
In the end, God always wins.
God will win here too.
Sanity will return to the earth.
Sometimes I fear what we're going to have to go through to get there, but in the end, God always wins and God will win again.
