Title: It is over

Here is a clear, faithful English translation of the full Urdu text you shared, keeping the tone and intent intact:

Those days are gone when you could fool people. No one is being fooled anymore.

Thanks to your efforts, the economy you have handed down to us is even worse than your morals.

The news is that Zorain Nizamani (the boy who wrote the English essay) is the son of Fazila Qazi and Qaiser Khan Nizamani. Mashallah!

For the powerful old men and women who are in power, it is over.

The younger generation is not buying anything you are trying to sell them. No matter how many lectures and seminars you arrange in schools and colleges, no matter how much you try to promote patriotism, it isn’t working.

Patriotism comes naturally when there are equal opportunities, strong infrastructure, and an effective system. When you provide people with basic necessities and guarantee their rights, you don’t need to go to schools and colleges to teach students to love their country—they will do so on their own.

Young minds—Generation Z, Generation Alpha—know exactly what is going on. Despite your constant attempts to sell them your version of patriotism, they see through it. Thanks to the internet, and whatever little education we still have left, despite your best efforts to keep the public as uneducated as possible, you have failed.

You have failed to tell people what to think—they are thinking for themselves.

They may be afraid to say their thoughts out loud because they like breathing, but they can see through your self-made masks of virtue and righteousness.

You may stay in power through force, but people don’t care about you. You cannot even step outside your homes without security. If that doesn’t say anything about your popularity among the public, then you really need to reassess things.

The youth has had enough. And because they have learned that they cannot challenge the powerful, they are leaving the country. It would be idealistic to think they will start an anti-corruption movement. They will leave quietly and never look back—because their friends who spoke up were silenced.

But for the boomers, it’s over. They have no future. There is a massive gap between the young population and the current rulers—no common ground.

Generation Z wants fast internet; those in power want stronger firewalls.

Generation Z wants affordable smartphones; boomers want to tax them.

Generation Z wants relaxed freelancing regulations; boomers want more controls.

There is no point of agreement between them. That is why the boomers have lost.

You can wage as many wars as you want—Generation Z will turn them into memes.

Censor mainstream media—Generation Z will jump to platforms like Rumble, YouTube, and Discord to express itself.

Boomers, you can no longer censor ideas.

Those days are gone when you could fool people. No one is being fooled anymore.

Yes, we don’t have libraries.

Yes, we can’t afford apartments on rent.

Yes, we can’t afford to buy cars.

Thanks to your efforts, the economy you’ve handed us is worse than your morals.

Yet despite all this, we keep going—finding comfort in books, social media, coffee shops (as much as I hate them), and double-patty beef burgers. We keep swimming in dirty waters.

We don’t watch your TV speeches because most of what you say is laughable. For that, we already have stand-up comedy—why watch mainstream media?

Times are changing, and the sooner you understand this, the better.

But you don’t care.

Your children live abroad.

You earn millions daily.

You have unlimited power.

You eat the best food and drink clean water.

Why would you care?

You will care the day you realize no one is listening to you.

Know why?

Generation Z has headphones on and a paid Spotify subscription. If things become unbearable, half of them will have the resources to leave. The other half will make you listen to their music—and it won’t be pleasant.

Boomers, we are done.

We are no longer buying your narrative.

It is outdated.

Title: It Is Over

Author: ZORAIN NIZAMANI