Stop blaming Boomers. The generational finger-pointing is lazy, divisive, and lets the real problem off the hook.
Boomers, Millennials and Zoomers tearing lumps out of each other over “who ruined the country” is a gift to the people actually running the machine. Working-class Zoomers are not the architects of this system. Many of them are being asset-stripped by the state in real time — high rents, frozen wages, student debt that never dies, and a benefits system that treats both the young and the old like suspects.
Look at the DWP. An 88-year-old in end-of-life care has benefits stopped not because they were never entitled, but because they cannot upload a bank statement. Computer illiterate. Confused. Dying. The process is the punishment. That is not “efficiency.” That is a state that has forgotten the people it claims to serve.
Andrew Fountaine walked away from the NF and later the BNP orbit for a reason. He saw the infighting, the drift toward elements that were both politically toxic and morally repulsive, and the way internal warfare always served the same outcome: the working class stayed divided and the system kept rolling on. He chose not to play that game.
The system does not care which generation you belong to. It cares whether you own assets or you don’t. Blaming Zoomers for the housing market, the welfare state, or the culture war is just another way of refusing to look at who actually wrote the rules and who profits from them.
Ireland my opinion!
Watch the video. Then stop fighting each other. The British regime is the issue not boomers! It is the legal "profession" as a whole and the monarchy that failed us. Again.
Watch and share this video, more to come. We are far further down the path of complete removal as a nation than America.
People please give a big shout out to Maxine and Janus for standing.
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#NotMyKing and the True Story of Thomas Pellow. Our great nation of England and the British Isles was once under constant fear and attack. Our people enslaved and castrated. Cornwall was decimated by slavers. Yet the #NotMyKing seems not to know the story of Cornwall. Instead he and his servants pretend that none of this happened and is happening again.
The Duchy of Cornwall for how many years? You must know of the story about Thomas Pellow. You ignore the plight of our people at your own risk! @RoyalFamily
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