WhatsappLaura Loomer just put on the record something many have been called crazy for saying out loud. One day Americans may wake up to coordinated October 7 style attacks carried out by armed Islamic military aged men in multiple communities at once. Law enforcement will be overwhelmed. Hostages will be taken. Thousands could die. And by the time it happens it will already be too late.
She urges preparation because she believes Islamic communist aligned candidates are pushing policies that dismantle police, ICE, and DHS precisely so that no one will be left to protect non Muslim Americans when the moment arrives. History she notes shows what happens when jihadis gain political power. She wants this warning on the record so that when the bloodshed comes people remember someone tried to sound the alarm.
This is not new American language. It is old American language. Thomas Jefferson the principal author of the Declaration of Independence, a literal act of secession from a distant government that had become tyrannical, spent decades affirming that the Union was a voluntary compact. When the federal government assumed undelegated powers or threatened the safety and liberty of the people, states and citizens retained the right to nullify those acts and as a last resort to separate. In 1816 he wrote plainly: if any state prefers separation to continued union under intolerable conditions, let us separate. He said the same about potential New England secession and about the western territories. The right existed precisely so Americans would never be forced to live under a government that could no longer protect them or that actively enabled their destruction.
John Adams helped drive the colonies to that original secession in 1776. The principle was not abstract. It was rooted in the hard reality that when a government ceases to secure the lives and liberties of the people, the people are not required to wait for permission to act in their own defense.
Today the question is no longer theoretical. If political power is used to open the gates, defund the very agencies charged with protecting citizens, and normalize or empower ideologies that have already demonstrated a willingness to slaughter civilians in the name of jihad, then the compact is being tested in real time.
This threat is not limited to Jewish Americans. It reaches every American who holds to our Judeo Christian principles, our constitutional foundation, and the inalienable rights that come from God. Those who still believe that liberty is a gift from the Creator rather than a permission slip from the state have particular reason to ask whether the current political trajectory still honors the consent of the governed. That is the deeper meaning of JEXIT: recognizing when a political home has become hostile territory to the very values that built this nation.
Loomer is not calling for violence. She is calling for Americans to see the trajectory clearly and to prepare for the possibility that the state will not save them. Jefferson’s answer to that same fear was institutional and political: reserve the right of nullification and secession so that no generation is trapped under a government that has turned against its own people.
The choice is still ours. Ignore the warning and hope the institutions hold. Or take the Founders at their word: when a government can no longer or will no longer secure the lives of its citizens, the people retain the ultimate right to reassess the terms of the Union itself.
Prepare. Speak. And remember that the right to resist tyranny was never meant to be a museum piece.
