After two weeks of massive public discussions, the government is now asked to act. Where is Olaf Scholz? 
Things will continue in the next few weeks: The last generation of food rescuers declare the A100 a place of non-violent civil resistance and call for motorway traffic to be slowed down.

"There have been repeated calls to stop the blockades. We will do this if the government does its job and listens to the citizens' council. A food-saving law is so simple that the whole of Germany is wondering why the government does not simply publicly agree to it and instead let the blockades continue," explains Carla Rochel, 19, psychology student and part of the last generation.

“After more than 120 arrests in the last two weeks and numerous criminal charges, the Berlin Interior Senator wants to take tougher action. 
We have already experienced open violence. People have been tortured by the police with painful grips and their glued skin has been cut with scalpels. We are continuing," says Sonja Manderbach, 45, church musician and mother of two from Oldenburg.

"You can't lock up a flood, there are no unlimited fines for famine, you can't put out a fire with painful grips. You can imprison the ordinary citizens of Germany, but the lives of our children and all future generations are at stake," explains Carla Hinrichs, 24, a law student from Bremen and press spokesperson for the last generation.

"By refusing to preserve our food, our government is condemning thousands of people to growling stomachs at a time when food prices are rising and more and more people are relying on food banks. All this while countless families around the world are already starving or will also starve here in the coming famines after 2050," says Ernst Hörmann, 71, former mechanical engineer with 8 grandchildren. 

We are not concerned with blockages or assigning blame. We don't care about our fears. Our concern is to fulfill our duties and responsibilities at this crucial time. We are all the “last generation that can stop it”; (Quote Stefan Rahmstof: Link) we all have a duty to resist when injustice occurs.

From 7am tomorrow, Monday 8th February, the A00 will become a site of non-violent civil resistance to stop our government from committing crimes against humanity. This government – ​​our government – ​​is currently actively pursuing policies that will lead to the destruction of our country through climate catastrophe. In a free society, citizens have the right and responsibility to rebel against plans that will knowingly result in the deaths of millions of people.  

We are aware of the inconvenience and irritation we are causing the public with our campaign. We ask for your understanding that these disruptions are necessary to enable our government to fulfill its most basic duties to protect its people.

The Save Food - Save Lives campaign believes that the German government is dangerously betraying this country on its current course.