This concluding chapter synthesizes the book’s central arguments and pivots towards a call for revolutionary change. It reiterates that radicalisation is an intelligible political phenomenon produced by the contradictions of racialized, global capitalism, with the state acting as a complicit agent in this process. The analysis rejects mainstream CVE strategies as a futile focus on symptoms rather than the disease itself. In their place, it advocates for a series of transformative policy recommendations rooted in a Marxist framework. These include a radical redistribution of wealth, a massive program of public investment, the creation of green jobs through a state-led industrial strategy, and the decommodification of public services. The chapter calls for the complete dismantling of repressive counter-terrorism programs like Prevent and the regulation of media and tech monopolies that amplify hate. Beyond policy, it issues a call to action for academics to become engaged public intellectuals and for activists to build a united, intersectional, and global “movement of movements.” Against a backdrop of profound ecological and political crisis, the book ends not with a conclusion, but with a summons to militant hope and collective struggle for a socialist future.