The Zoomer is Coming…
We are at a tipping point. Five years' worth of history has happened over a weekend. Last time I sat in this chair, I said to us all that "Epping is everywhere" and that "we are all Epping" because of what Epping represented. It represented that the English were fundamentally against the invader. Epping was that moment when I said that we are all Epping. That wasn't hyperbole; I genuinely meant it.
Because the truth is, Epping represented, and still does represent, the future of the English people. It represents the English people as an identifiable racial group. And I hoped, as we all did, that Epping would be the final death knell in what is happening to this country: the continuous invasion of outsiders who have no right to be here, no right to our land, to our people, to our resources—to show us a way forward. A golden path in which we could all walk and put this to bed.
But sadly, defeat has been clutched from the jaws of victory by an elite class that has made it clear that we, the English, are second-class citizens in comparison to the foreign. Up until this moment, we have always felt as though the English are second-class citizens in our own homeland. But as of the ruling on Friday, we now have it clear that that single ruling was one of the most important rulings in the entire history of our country. For the simple reason that the elite order made it clear that it sees us, its own people, as its enemy.
That it is better to have those who are in proximity to the hotel to be subjected to the most depraved acts of peoples who have no right to be here, who should have been turned away and taken home at the very first instance. But because that didn't happen, because our system is built to ensure that the native person has fewer rights and more responsibilities than the non-native, they remain. And it has been made very clear that the state wishes for this continued horrific and unfair state of affairs to continue indefinitely. And that was the ruling: that it is better for these people to remain and continue to exploit the people and children of not only one of our native towns but all of them with a single ruling.
The legal solution has been taken from our hands. I cannot begin to imagine. I cannot begin to fathom what is going to come next. When the English understand what has happened, the English must understand that the legal route to expelling these people from our lands has been taken from them. That is what has transpired. That is what has occurred. You, the English, have fewer rights and more responsibilities than the invader. You are a second-class citizen in your own homeland. This was always felt, but now it is clear.
So, what must the English do? What can the English do now that this vital and important tool has now been totally taken from them? I... I don't know. I don't know. Because if they can take the legal solution from us, how easily can they take the political solution from us? And this is the thought that is going on across the minds of every single awake English person in this country.
There is much talk of civil war in this country, but I've never liked the term "civil war." Civil war is a war against our own peoples. But we are not at war with our own peoples. We are at war with the foreign and the treacherous. We must come to terms with the fact that civility will not be at stake. It is our tribe that is at stake: the English people, our tribe. So if there is to be a conflict in this country, it will not be a civil conflict. It will be a tribal conflict.
The only hope that I can hold on to is the fact that time is on our side. Our greatest enemy is the treachery of those who believe in the liberal world order, or as we know them, the Boomers. It is the Boomer generation that has accepted the narrative of a post-war consensus so fully, so completely, that they are willing to abandon everything that has made this country great in the first place. Homogeneity of our people, the desire to continually grow and overcome challenge, having a religious spiritual experience—all has been cast aside. All has been sacrificed in order for them to have their infinite cruises. In order for them to put their parents in institutions, in care homes, because they wish to shed everything that could connect them to pain or suffering. That is the Boomer. That is the post-war consensus generation. And it is these people that we have to blame for where we find ourselves.
So why am I hopeful? Because they are getting old and they are dying. And soon they will be irrelevant. And in the vacuum that their deaths and irrelevancy will create, we, the Zoomer generation, will take the reins of power. And we will do whatever it takes, in whatever way it takes, to seize control because we understand what is going to take place if nothing changes.
The liberal world order has no idea what is coming. The Zoomer generation is a generation of destroyers. This weekend, I've spent it at a conference called "The Whitten"—a thoroughly enjoyable, interesting, and engaging conference that I'd recommend anyone to attend. And one thing has become clear in all of those talks that I've had the pleasure of witnessing: is that we truly are in a cycle. That our experience and our lives and our history is cyclical. And we are coming to the end of a cycle.
Many on the right believe that this cycle is going to come to an end and there will be a new rebuilding, which I agree. I think there will be a rebuilding, but they are missing a crucial part, and that is righteous fury. The Zoomer is angry. The Zoomer is mad. The Zoomer has so much fury, rage, and anger in his heart, and burning, fiery hatred and love, that it is itching to come out. The Zoomer loves his people. The Zoomer is the first new generation in over 80 years that understands the importance of the group. Every generation before us has wished to cast aside its connection, its vital life force, its vital energy to the group, in order to feel free. But I'm here to tell you that absolute freedom is no longer worth the price that we are having to pay for it. Absolute freedom is not worth the death of our homeland, the death of our people, and the end of what we know. There is no point in building on rotten and corrupted ground.
And that is the place of the Zoomer, the Zoomer generation. Our place is a place of righteous cleansing fire. That is our destiny. And we cannot run from it. The Zoomer generation must no longer run from our role. We will be known as the great destroyers—those who enacted righteous vengeance and righteous fury on those who put us in this very situation. The liberal elite have no idea what is coming. They cannot fathom the anger, fury, vengeance that the Zoomer is going to enact. They cannot possibly comprehend it because they do not believe they have done anything wrong. They believe that if we just continue along the ever-marching path of progress, that the problems will sort themselves out. The problems will not sort themselves out.
This is our place in history. It has already been foretold. All of us are dreaming of a world different to this one. And in order for a new world to be born, we must set ablaze the old so that from the ashes we can rise once again. This is our destiny. This is our future. And I speak to every single Zoomer who is able to listen to this message. And I want you to understand: your place in the world is so important. The value that you have to offer is unimaginable. It cannot be quantified. You, my friends, will be the people that will set alight the world. And from the ashes, we will build a better one. That is our destiny. And we cannot run from it. We cannot shy away from it. And all that we can do is gain the power and the ability to rule.
The Boomer, the Gen X, the Millennial cannot comprehend these feelings. They cannot comprehend their place in history because for them, history has come to an end. The majority of these people have embraced the liberal order—that history has ended, that globalism is everywhere, and that the continuous march of progress is inevitable, that the global homo-communist elite will get their way, and we will continue to march on into a one-world government. But they forgot one thing: progress is never eternal. There will always be a generation of people who say no, who understand "the line must be drawn here with us." That we have decided that not a single generation after us, after ours, will experience the horrors that we have. We have made that choice. We have made that decision. And we must embrace our destiny as a generation, that we are the people that will enact righteous fury and vengeance on all of those that have chosen the path of harm against our people.
Allow me now to make one thing very clear: I do not call for a violent revolution or a civil war or a tribal war. I believe that a violent uprising now, in this moment, could be the very worst thing that could take place for our people. We've already seen that our state is becoming more authoritarian as each day passes. And the reason this is the case is because they understand what is to come. They understand that their grip on power is waning. That the economic situation cannot continue. That the demographic replacement of our people cannot continue. And the jig is up. It's over. We're importing over a million people a year, and GDP is not growing because more people is not more good. The math doesn't make sense. And they understand that we're approaching a multitude of black swan events where, like dominoes, if one goes, the rest shall follow.
Our situation is going to get worse, much worse. And our righteous fury and our anger is only going to grow. So they will hold on to power for as long as they can because they understand, petrified of a generation of people that are unattached to the liberal worldview. We will soon be moving into a time where the rights of the individual will no longer trump the rights of the group. But right now, it will be worse before it gets better. And we must be ready.
Like I've said earlier, and allow me to make this clear, I do not call for violence. I believe that violence is the worst thing for our people. What I do call upon is for us all to become more skilled. For us all to become more useful. For our abilities to grow. For us to push ourselves to be greater than what we currently are. For us all to make plans of having children. Finding partners in our romantic lives, in our friendships, in our relationships, in our families, in our work, in our businesses that we can depend on. To find our tribe, to align ourselves with a mission, and to discover what our own personal duties are as a people. That is where we should be spending our time. That is where we should be spending our energy. And that is how we will be able to attain power and enact righteous fury and vengeance on a state that is determined to destroy us.
In order for us to gain power, we, the English, and we, the Zoomer, recognize our place in history. And we must recognise what we must do. We must do what the foreigners have done for over 50 years. We must collectivise. We must group together. And we must understand that the only path to victory. The only path before us is a path where we, the Zoomer, we, the English, collectivize, in times of difficulty and danger, we make the decision to prioritise the group, the whole, over the individual. And we must understand that that time is now. That time is here. And the only group that is able to do that is the Zoomer. We understand our place in history. And if we do not understand their place in history, then now is the time to.
Our destiny is to enact righteous fury and vengeance. And we cannot do that if we do not have the power and the will, the dedication and the sacrifice to make that happen. Will this be easy? No, it will not be easy. We are trying to overturn 80 years of history. We're trying to overturn a state determined on destroying us. We are trying to overturn the money power of the world. The cards are stacked against us. And it may be late, but it is not too late. The future is dark and grim, but there is light. And I will always follow that light wherever it takes. I will sacrifice whatever I need to sacrifice to make that future a reality. A future where our people are prioritised, where my grandchildren are able to play and love and exist in a country and in a nation that values them over any other.
That is the future that I see.