We’re paying just $494 per person on defence while our peers spend $836—a gap that leaves Saxenheim 41% below the median, and that’s plain reckless in a dangerous world. The government’s cheapskate approach means we’re getting underfunded while the rest of the world isn’t, and we’re demanding at least $800 per person to stop leaving our security on the cheap.
The numbers behind the demand
Pledges (2)
“Delivery Plan: Saxenheim Defense Budget Increase (SDB-800) Objective: Raise defense spending from $494 to $800 per capita, closing the 41% security gap and ensuring national stability. Key Deliverables: Legislative Bill: Finalized text for $800/person allocation. Funding Strategy: Secure funds via administrative cuts or deficit adjustment. Public Communication: Official statement justifying the security investment. Implementation Roadmap: 12-month deployment schedule for Defense Ministry. Execution Timeline: Preparation (Day 1): Finalize bill and calculate budget impact. Negotiation (Day 2): Secure parliamentary majority and ally support. Voting (Day 3): Pass bill in parliament. Promulgation (Day 4): Officially sign into law. Communication (Day 5): Launch public campaign. Monitoring (Months 1-3): Track fund usage and public sentiment.”
“Saxenheim cannot afford to neglect its national defence while comparable countries are investing significantly more in their armed forces. Increasing defence spending to at least $800 per person will strengthen military readiness, provide our armed forces with the equipment and resources they need, and reduce our dependence on others for national security. This pledge reflects a clear demand from voters and is an important investment in Saxenheim’s sovereignty, security, and ability to protect its national interests.”