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On July 8, 1926, the Tagesschau reported that Germany
wanted to be “capable of waging war” in space as well.

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The company plans to launch its first
satellites into space as early as 2027.

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They are designed to be capable of
jamming and spying on other satellites.

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This is intended to mark the “start of
satellite operations toward achieving the desired

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combat capability in the space domain by 2029.”

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The cost of the project is expected to be 100 million euros.

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As early as 2025, Germany ranked fourth (!) among the countries
with the highest military spending, with over 113 billion

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U.S. dollars, behind the United States, China, and Russia.

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In contrast, OXFAM reported in 2024 that a
fraction of the G7 countries’ annual military

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spending would be enough to end world hunger.

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Journalist and environmental activist Franz Alt warns:

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"We already have more explosives than food per capita worldwide."

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Although food production, measured purely in
kilograms or metric tons, still exceeds the amount of

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explosives, the comparison reflects economic reality.

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Global priorities clearly lie in the military
sphere rather than in ensuring food security.

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According to the Stockholm International Peace
Research Institute (SIPRI), global military spending rose to

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a record high of 2.887 trillion U.S. dollars in 2025.

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The figures on global food
security stand in stark contrast to this.

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The United Nations World Food Program (WFP) estimates that
ending hunger by 2030 would cost only $93 billion per year.

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This amounts to less than one percent of what has been
spent worldwide on the military over the past 10 years.

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Furthermore, the production of weapons and
explosives consumes enormous amounts of energy, raw

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materials, and labor. Something is going terribly wrong here!

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If politicians in Germany, G7 members, or UN representatives were
truly concerned about people’s well-being, they could have taken

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action here long ago and put an end to the
real suffering of starving people —instead of

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now engaging in an arms race even in space.

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Kla.TV has highlighted in numerous programs who the
masterminds behind the G7 summit and the UN are,

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and why they do not serve the interests of the people.

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That's why it matters all the more—to
you and to each and every one of us.

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But what can each individual do about this? You can say “no.”

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You don't have to work for defense
contractors; you don't have to let yourself be incited;

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you don't have to become a citizen in uniform.

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You can speak out and take a stand against the war economy.

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You can educate others about these connections.

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Everyone has the choice to participate or not.