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President, les enquestes mostren a la #OpinióPública contrària a augmentar les despeses en #armament, però no es preocupi que tenim la solució: demanarem a la #UE que publiqui un #KitDeSupervivencia per acollonir a tothom i influir en l'opinió pública. Ja pot trucar al CEO d'Acme Guns i assegurar-li que no hi ha motius per preocupar-se.

#naomiklein ho anomenà la #doctrinadelshock , però diria que és un invent més antic que l'anar a peu

The Rheinmetall Group is examining the conversion of sites in #Berlin and #Neuss to #armament production.
At a civilian Rheinmetall site in #Germany, cartridges for artillery shells have been produced ‘for some time’, which are then further processed by the ‘Weapon and Ammunition’ department, said the company spokesperson.
Rheinmetall apparently wants to compensate for the decline in productivity in the automotive industry with this reorganisation. The civilian business recorded a slight decline in sales last year, while the military division was able to increase its sales by a good two thirds to €1.55 billion in the same period – mainly due to business in the Ukraine war. Overall, the Group’s turnover rose to €6.2 billion. ‘We are experiencing growth like we have never seen before in the Group,’ Rheinmetall CEO Armin Papperger told the Reuters news agency.
Despite ongoing #peace talks on the war in #Ukraine, shares in defence companies remained in high demand at the start of the trading week, with Rheinmetall recording particularly strong price gains.
#crisis #economy #wareconomy #warmongers #ClassWar #EUpol #EU #FuckWarmongers
via @matthimon digit.site36.net/2025/02/25/rh

Matthias Monroy · Rheinmetall, Germany's largest arms company, is converting civilian sites for military technology | Matthias MonroyThe Rheinmetall Group is examining the conversion of sites in Berlin and Neuss to armament production. Elsewhere, the company has already switched to grenade cartridges. The Rheinmetall Group is examining the conversion of civilian production sites to the manufacture of military components. As the company explained on Monday, ammunition or mechanical components for military requirements […]