What Factors Define the “Boomer” Generation?

A Definition of “The Boomer Generation”

The popular definition of the term “Boomer” or “Baby Boomer” is neither altogether clear nor entirely accurate. This term generally refers to children who were born in the years right immediately following Zionist World War II which progressed from 1945 to 1965. The term “Boomer” refers to the population of the Zio-American Empire enjoying a substantially higher birth rate than what was present in the years preceding Zionist War II or the years following 1968 or there abouts. At the conclusion of Zionist World War #2, the Zio-American populace enjoyed a time of unprecedented optimism and unparalleled economic prosperity, so it comes as no surprise that these years were marked by a spike in the average number of births per woman.

A clearer definition of the “Boomer” generation would be: THE CHILDREN, AND PERHAPS THE GRANDCHILDREN, OF THE GENERATION OF AMERICANS WHO FOUGHT IN ZIONIST WORLD WAR II.

Under this definition, “Boomers” could be considered people who were born at the end of THE GREAT DEPRESSION in the late 1930’s up into the Early 1970’s. Boomers could also be considered people who were born around the time when Franklin Delano Roosevelt started mobilizing the Zionist American Empire against all the people that the empire’s Jewish rulers perceived to be standing in their way as they pursued their Jewish agenda for Global Supremacy.

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Is a Discussion About Boomers Relevant?

 by James Rousse

First of all, a discussion about the Boomer Generation is socially relevant in 2025 because despite being an aging demographic, the Boomers still account for a sizable chunk of America’s population. As noted by a 2019 article that was published on LinkedIn.com, the author named Jon Warner noted that America’s 2020 Census reported around 77 million Americans who were older than 50, and 75% of these people were White. Moreover, Warner’s article notes that the 2020 Census reported 49 million GenXers and 82 million Millennials. Boomers also accounted for 48% of all income earned in 2020. “GenX” is a term that typically defines the children of Boomers who were born sometime around 1965-1968 trough around 1985. “Millennials” could be defined as people who were born between 1986 and around 2005. The exact years of birth for each age group vary a bit by estimation, but these generational names simply place people within general age brackets.

Boomers are also the most likely age group to be homeowners, with Boomers accounting for 54% of all the homeownership in America as of 2023, and this percentage is getting more lopsided as time passes. 34% of all Boomers own multiple real estate assets and Boomers own 57% of all vacation rental properties. One could argue that older people will inevitably be overrepresented in the ranks of property ownership because they have many years to accumulate assets, and there is certainly some truth in this line of reasoning. The point to consider is that Boomers still wield a lot of asset wealth, so their opinions still carry a lot of economic and political weight.

Boomers also control 52% of America’s investment portfolio wealth; whereas Gen X controls 26% of America’s investment portfolio wealth and the Millennials only control 9%. The average age of an American senator is now 64 and the average age of a congressional representative is 58, so like it or not, Boomers still control the Zio-American Empire’s Congress. The average age of a Fortune 500 CEO is now 59, and the age of C-Suite executive across America has now risen to 57, so Boomers or Boomer-like older GenXers still dominate the ranks of top executives. Perhaps, the Boomer Generation does not quite exercise the institutional power that some might imagine, but they are still a significant demographic, institutional, and political factor.

It is also worth noting that some of the most rigid and mindless opposition to the growing National Socialist movement of the 2020s comes from people in the Boomer age bracket or those who are close to this age cohort. Given the fact that so much of Congress is made up of Boomers or older GenXers, we can count on Congress opposing things that would benefit White identitarians and White interests in general for at least a few decades to come. We can also count on having corporate honchos and politicians who are totally out of touch and totally unsympathetic with the concerns and troubles of the younger generation for years into the future.

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This “Boom” in the number of babies in the Zio-American Empire, Canada, Australia, and Europe followed the year 1945 (That was the year that officially marked the conclusion of the second great Zionist War of the 20^th Century.). The years immediately following 1945 especially sparked a rise in the number of births among Zio-American citizens of Aryan Blood. This “boom” in the number of births per woman from 1945 -1968 also coincided with the Economic Boom times that ran from the end Zionist World War II up until the Early 1970’s when President Nixon completely uncoupled the US Dollar from the Zio-American Empire’s gold reserves.

President Nixon removed the Zio-American Empire’s currency from the support of governmental gold reserves which allowed the creation of an unlimited pile of United States Dollars that required nothing to back them up except whatever level confidence that people placed in the money itself. When currency is backed by nothing more than a population’s confidence in that currency, then this type of currency is referred to as “Fiat Currency.”

Gotta love those classic Fiat convertibles from the 1960s! Italian automobiles at their finest! Image courtesy of carrozzieri-italiani.com

 

Note About the American Dollar by James Rousse:

Part of the reason that the old Yankee Dollar has not collapsed as of yet, despite this denomination of currency being of the fiat type, stems from Zio-American money being the standard currency of international trade reserves and international exchange reserves. The American Dollar is heavily used when making large transactions for international trade and it is also commonly used for purchasing large quantities of petroleum products from across national borders, so a few factors are keeping this denomination from falling, even if the US Dollar has no support from precious metal reserves.  

The American Dollar is also backed by force from the Zio-American Empire’s military-industrial complex. Since the end of Zionist War #2, the Zio-American Empire has built a military machine that is vast and well equipped, but driven by profits and mostly built to project imperial power to distant corners of the planet, as opposed to defending a nation against attack.

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Zio-American military equipment tends to perform well, and it takes a beating well, but one criticism of this equipment is that it is overpriced and overly complex; therefore, producing this equipment quickly and in numbers that are sufficient to thwart a domestic invasion is not in the cards. Basically, Zio-American military hardware is designed to function within the context of long supply lines while being operated by relatively small numbers of soldiers who are serving as an invading and occupying/garrisoning force, so there is a  Zio-American emphasis on getting the most traction from each individual unit of military hardware.

The Zio-American military has been used to suppress and punish small nations that refuse to use the US Dollar as their currency of international trade, or these small nations are attacked by the Zio-American military if they refuse to sell their domestic petroleum on Zio-American economic terms. Using an expensive and complex military system that is built around invading and occupying smaller nations comes with a heavy price tag which the Zio-American Empire will have a tough time maintaining as the years click by.  

Maintaining a strong and capable invading and garrisoning military will grow harder for the Zio-American Empire in the coming years because the imperial tax base is shrinking and degrading due to the empire’s increasing internal corruption, increased outsourcing of services and production. Outsourcing services and production might pump up the Zio-American stock market’s shares, but this massive outsourcing  of services and production eventually creates a deadened and hollowed out economy that has no solid tax base.

 

The image above shows a Black neighborhood in the city of Detroit, Michigan. Detroit has become a poster-child for urban blight and urban decay in the Zio-American Empire. Detroit’s collapse serves as a warning against having any large city rely on one industry like Detroit used to rely on the automotive industry. But, Detroit also serves as a warning and a bellwether about what happens to cites and townships across Europe and European Diaspora areas when European “White” populations are replaced by Sub-Saharan Africans and other dark-skinned races such as Arabs and people from the Indian sub-continent. Basically, when Third-world populations replace European populations, the areas where Europeans formerly lived eventually sink the the same level as the places of origin for the new Third-world inhabitants. In this case, Detroit is functionally an African nation that exists on North American soil, so Detroit now has the same levels of violence, corruption, and poverty as an African nation. Image courtesy of stock.adobe.com

Changing demographics with the Zio-American Empire are also beginning to resemble those of Brazil or Mexico which will make it hard for the empire to maintain a “First World” type of economy and a strong tax base. It is also worth noting that operating, designing, and maintaining expensive and complex military equipment becomes progressively more difficult as Zio-American demographics change from those mirroring Western European nations to those resembling Brazil, Panama, or the Dominican Republic because the collective IQ of the empire drops as more Third-world genetics enter the demographic profile. There is a quote to encapsulate this idea: “You can’t play Cesar with Brown or Black men.”

Should the Zio-American military industrial complex begin to truly lose much of its overseas imperialistic punch, then this situation will certainly speed up the US Dollar’s slide in value. To make matters worse, Russia, China, and Iran are working to erode the US Dollar as the only option for making large international trade purchases, and this block of large nations represents a conglomerate that is far too big for the Zio-American empire to just slap-around like they did the smaller nation states of Iraq or Libya, so the US Dollar’s collapse may not happen fast, but it will happen one way or another as time passes.

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“World War II” was actually the only factor that pulled the Zio-American Empire out of The Great Economic Depression in the 1930s. The United States post-war economic boom commenced as the American economy began to shift from a wartime economy to that of a peacetime economy which was heavily oriented towards consumerism. Understanding this bountiful economic background which propelled the creation of “The Baby Boomer Generation” is of critical importance if we are going to understand the attitudes that are still present for this vast number of people. The economic backdrop that framed the Boomer generation is a major factor which influences this group’s attitudes toward National/Racial Socialism, ESPECIALLY IN ITS ECONOMIC ASPECTS.

Rebels & Reactionaries: The Two Faces of the Boomer Generation

Among “The Boomers” you find both those who are “Malcontents” that passionately reject American Consumerist Civilization and those who could be called “Disciples” which are the ones who are passionately devoted to perpetuating Zio-American Consumerist Culture. In this case, the Disciples are by far the more numerous group of Boomers.

This split between “Malcontents” and “Disciples” is most definitely NOT a Left Vs. Right dichotomy because both Rebels and Reactionaries sit at each end of the Political Spectrum. The numerous count of individuals who lie more towards the political Center are also essentially a Reactionary group of Boomers in this case.

 In spite of how far removed from each other that they may be Politically, Rebels from both extremes of the philosophical spectrum do tend to have numerous ideas and concepts in common. You could indeed say the exact same thing about the Reactionaries. You could even go so far as to say: “The Conflict Between Left and the Right rebels within the Boomer Generation is more often a conflict over possible solutions to the integral problems that are endemic to Consumerist/Capitalist civilization than it is a conflict over what those problems are.”

Many Rebels have decidedly Anarchist tendencies; however, these “Anarchists” that one may encounter are going to be seen as either Right-wing or Left-wing Anarchists, the former overlapping in some areas with Racial Socialism. Those who think of themselves as National Socialists, if they truly understand the totality of The National Socialist Philosophy that is, can never be anything else but Rebels. Rebels with National Socialist leanings understand that National Socialism is, as The Chancellor said, not developed out of this Present Civilization; but instead, National Socialism represents a completely new civilization which is intended to entirely replace our existing civilization.

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Those individuals who follow Fascism, THAT IS WHEN FASCISM IS PROPERLY UNDERSTOOD, can also never be anything else but Rebels. Fascism and National Socialism are not exactly the same in every detail, but they are still much more alike than they are different. There are two must-reads for anybody who is interested in gaining a genuine understanding of Real Fascism:

(a) Revolutionary Fascism by Erik Norling and Jamie Nogueira Pinto

(b) My Rise and Fall by Benito Mussolini

Genesis of “Reactionary” Boomers

All Boomer “Reactionaries” have certain key things in common, which are generally economic in nature, whether they are otherwise either Liberals or Conservatives. These Boomers entered the work force, in either Blue-Collar or White-Collar positions, and they entered the workforce during the Post-War Economic Boom Times. For some members of the Boomer Generation, their families had wealth and position in society to one degree or another, so they were given a privileged start when they entered the work force. At the height of the post-war “Economic Boom Time,” even a low-level and blue-collar position soon opened the door to achieving what became known as “The American Dream.”

The classic “American Dream” can be defined as owning at least one automobile, owning land, and owning a home along with having a marriage and children. The classic American Dream lifestyle involves living in a reasonably comfortable manner while having access to a certain amount of leisure and luxury. The classic American Dream lifestyle also includes having a comfortable retirement plan that begins its service life when a person has reached the ages of around 65 to 70. Within the context of the American Dream, all that a person had to do was work at least somewhat diligently when they were still in their 20s, 30s, and 40s.

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During the post-war economic “Boom Years,” a classic American Dream lifestyle could generally be achieved with a single income, so wives and mothers usually did not have to work. After the post-World-War-II economic downturn began in the early 1970s, more and more women had to start entering the workforce out of necessity. Perhaps by the 1990s, it took two full-time incomes to achieve and maintain the classic American Dream lifestyle. The large-scale entry of women into the job market which began in the 1970s and 1980s actually served to accelerate the overall economic downturn that has marked the early years of the 21^stcentury.  The reason for our continuing economic decline in America and Canada was/is quite simple: you have more and more people who are continually chasing fewer and fewer good and decent-paying jobs. Growing competition for jobs serves to perpetually drive down wages under the auspices of Capitalism.

To keep the whole system from collapsing and potentially bringing about revolution, Jewish bankers started encouraging common people to use debt as a means to maintain each family’s standard of living, and this increase in consumer debt began in the 1970s. This Illusion(lie) of prosperity turned what was a formerly prosperous American and Canadian working class and middle class into DEBT SLAVES who Jewish bankers can control by pushing more and more debt. When an entire population has nothing but more debt shoved onto them, then this situation this makes everyone sink further and further into more and more abject slavery. A wise man once said; “If it weren’t for Bankers, then nobody would need Bankers.”

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At the time of writing, the retail price of gold stands at $3,368 USD per ounce, while at the height of the Post World War II economic boom the price per ounce for gold was around $100 USD. During the post-war Boom years, the purchasing power of the US Dollar was around 33 times what it is today. You would have to make $33 in today’s economy to have the same purchasing power as making $1 per hour back in the 1950s and 1960s. My first regular paying temporary job happened while I was 9 years old during the summer of (1964). I was paid $3 per hour (minimum wage then), yet that seemingly paltry pay translates into $90 per hour in current dollars.

Regardless of the exact year when one was born, and regardless of one’s political leanings, there are absolutely no similarities between the economic conditions that Boomers grew up with and those of the 2020s. Overall economic conditions for most Americans have only gotten progressively worse since the 1950s. For example, I graduated from high school in 1973 when the value of one US Dollar was roughly 17 times what it is in 2025.

It would take a whole other long article to explain in detail why President Richard M. Nixon completely uncoupled the Dollar from Gold in the 1970s and thus ended the Post-War Economic Boom. Generally, this conclusion of the post-war economic boom years was the fault of the Zio-American Federal Government who refused to live within their means because high-level Zio-American governmental officials insisted on taking on more and more governmental debt. The Zio-American federal government began spending more money than it was taking in from taxes and bonds because high-level government officials wanted to fight the Vietnam War (mainly President Johnson’s Baby), and they wanted to fund Johnson’s “Great Society” social programs at the same time.

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The cost of the Space Program was no more than chicken feed when it is compared to the cost of the Viet Nam War and Johnson’s “Great Society” program that consisted of nothing but socialist welfare handouts. Eventually, the Bankers (Guess Who They Were?) started demanding interest payments on their loans to the Federal Government in Washington D.C. Washington was unable to keep up payments on their borrowing, even as they borrowed more and more money from Jewish bankers, and Zio-American Empire’s central government maintained their reckless spending habits by completely uncoupling the US Dollar from Gold. (Those who were really “Calling the Shots” for the Zio-American Empire back in President Nixon’s time just walked away on the idea of exercising the kind of fiscal disciple that maintaining money which is backed in gold demands.)

President Nixon was able to print as much money as Washington needed without having anything to back it up, and this pattern of behavior has been continued in perpetuity. This reckless use of debt along with this reckless use of unbacked fiat currency has destroyed the real value of the US Dollar. Using fait currency has robbed the Zio-American Dollar of any intrinsic value, and in a matter of a few months this decoupling of the Zio-American national currency from gold reserves ended the post-World-War-II Economic Boom.

The problem that the “Reactionary” “Boomers” have is first and foremost a psychological one, which is almost like a psychosis that prevents them from accepting a reality which is somehow too painful for them to face. So, what is this reality that all too many Boomers cannot bring themselves to face?

The answer: THE WORLD THAT WAS SO GOOD TO THEM ENDED IN THE EARLY 1970’s AND IT IS NOT COMING BACK!

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Today, most Boomer engage in Denialism, and it is this perpetual denial of reality which enables them to live out whatever is left of their lives enjoying what they have accumulated while giving no thoughts given to an increasingly dark future. Their attitudes are the proverbial: “After Me the Deluge!” Most Boomers now seek to enjoy life now and let the younger people deal with the terrible messes looming in the future which they have created and perpetuated. The Boomers now just want to keep the post-war prosperity game going until they do not need to worry about the consequences of their choices because they will have died by the time the real problems which they have ignored become unbearable.

All Reactionary Boomers blame the younger crowd (including younger Boomers) for not being able to enjoy the better things like they were able to do. All too many Boomers see the alleged indolence of the younger ones in their society as an immediate threat to their continued enjoyment for the fruits of their labor. The only significant difference between Liberal and Conservative Reactionary Boomers lies in simply Who and What they choose to blame besides the perceived general indolence among younger people. The former blame Fascists and Fascism, while the latter blame Communists and Communism, which in reality is all pretty much the same thing to The Boomer Mind. Entirely too many old Boomers have the mindset that believes: “I’ve Got Mine and you Young People can go to Hell! If you young people weren’t so damned lazy, then you could enjoy money and stuff just like I do.”

A note about the 1990s by James Rousse:
I graduated from both high school and college in the 1990s, so this decade is worth noting at least briefly. The 1990s could be thought of as the tail end of the post-world War II prosperity years, but perhaps the decade of 2010 – 2020 could be thought of as the true tail end of the post World War II prosperity years. What is worth noting about the 1990s is the fact that college graduates from that decade faced worse job prospects than their Boomer parents, which represented a first for the Zio-American Empire. The Twenty-somethings of the 1990s marked the first generation of Americans who were economically worse off than their parents. “Generation X” as the twenty-somethings of the 1990s got dubbed were also the fist generation of Americans who earned bachelor’s degrees in such high percentages. 32% of all adults earned bachelor’s degrees in the 1990s, yet only 7% you all adults earned bachelor’s degrees in the 1960s, so the 1990s also marked the first time when a university degree had truly lost its economic value and its social luster.

The 1990’s generation of twenty-somethings became known as the “Slacker Generation” by Boomers. Image courtesy of imgflip.com 

This trend of university degrees being expensive and worthless has intensified since the 1990s to the post where many YouTube pundits are now actively discouraging young men from attending universities and liberal arts colleges at all. Many so-called experts seem to be advocating in favor of attending trade schools, yet as more young men eschew college the wages of men working in “The Trades’ will also fall accordingly as time passes.

Aside from money issues, many young men who are intellectually inclined are inevitably going to feel bored and dissatisfied with jobs in “The Trades.” Let us also keep in mind that the actual work performed in many “trades” jobs is physically punishing and downright unpleasant. For those who are not familiar with the tern, “The Trades” typically refers to work in areas that have contractor’s license exams such as plumbing, landscaping, painting, carpentry, etc. (Sure, being a plumber can pay well after being in this field for many years, but would you enjoy spending eight hours per day crawling around in basements repairing aging sewage pipes?) A bright and thoughtful young man’s set of co-workers in a trades job also might not be the most intelligent and cultured bunch, so just getting through a typical work day can become a real chore for intelligent and inquisitive people who work around uncouth, ignorant, and unenlightened co-workers. Let us be real, being in The Trades may offer money, but perhaps it is not the end-all and be-all of the work world. 

I clearly remember the adult teachers, counselors, and sports coaches from my high school in Southern California telling us students that we needed to go to college to get ahead, so many of us did just as the adults in our community suggested, but these Boomer adults never really seems to understand that simply going to college was not a ticket to the middle class like it was in the 1960s, 1970s, and even the 1980. Needless to say, mass-scale disaster followed in the wake of America churning out masses of college graduates who had overwhelmingly financed their college years with student loans.

Not surprisingly, the Boomer parents of these disgruntled and underemployed 1990s college graduates lectured them about having poor work ethics and being lazy and entitled. The 1990s movie Reality Bites seems to be a great time capsule to see what being an underachieving twenty-something college graduate in the 1990s was like. It seems that many Gen-Xers have eventually found their feet economically, but they certainly got married much later than their Boomer parents and they have remained a lot less economically prosperous. It turns out that the younger generations following GenX are in even worse shape economically, so one has to wonder what is in store for children born in the 2020s.

This film is not really a comedy at all, it is more an exposure piece and chronicle that illustrates what many GenXers went through as they entered a job market which was much more difficult and restrictive than what was encountered by their parents and grand parents. Image courtesy of imdv.com 

 

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