Sean Gabb

Self Publishing - A Brief Guide For Beginners
Sean explains all. Fred explains modern Publishing. Fred knows about publishing because he is a writer with a serious interest in getting published. He tells us that things move on, technology has consequences, that New York publishing is going the way of the dinosaur. Who am I to argue? Not that I would anyway. If you want to write, if you want to get paid then read. Be aware that Fred wrote for Soldier of Fortune, a rather interesting magazine. It was more like working in a zoo.

 

Cultural Revolution Culture War
Sean explains what a corrupt establishment is doing to us and how.

10/24/09 - BBC’s Question Time and BNP’s Nick Griffin: Stumbling Into The Mainstream, Against A Wall Of Bias

08/31/09 - The British State vs. The BNP—The Post-Modern Tyranny of “Human Rights”

06/08/09 - England: The Peasants are Revolting

 

Puritans Know How To Run Our Lives Better Than We Do
That is what they think; that is what they are getting away with pro tempore. Sean explains. The principle is know thine enemy. The right response is to oppose their greed. All of those civil servants paid more than Her Majesty's Prime minister would make a good start. There are the Fake Charities that take millions from the tax payer. Then Charity Bosses Get Rich By Using the Poor. How? Jew Running Kids Company Threatened Rioting In Demand For £3 Million. NB The Kids Company Boss Is Fat, Ugly & Light Fingered. Shutting down the BBC would be wonderful.

 

Truck Drivers, Shortages & Parasites - A Libertarian Explains  [ 2 October 2021 ]
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There is in the United Kingdom a shortage of lorry drivers. This means a dislocation of much economic activity. Because it cannot be delivered, there is no petrol in the filling stations. Because there are not enough drivers, and a shortage of fuel, we may soon have shortages of food in the shops. Christmas this year may not involve its usual material abundance.

These difficulties are wholly an effect of the new political economy that has emerged in England and in many other Western countries since about 1980. An army of managers, of agents, of administrators, of consultants and advisers and trainers, and of other middle class parasites has appropriated a growing share of the national income.............

 Because leaving the European Union has reduced the supply of cheap labour, the system is no longer stable in England.

There are two obvious solutions. The first is to rearrange the distribution of income, to make the productive classes more able and more willing to produce [ i.e. pay them more - Editor ]. Since this would mean reducing the numbers or incomes or both of the parasite classes, the second is the solution we mostly read about in the newspapers. This is to restore the flow of cheap foreign labour..........

Where the lorry drivers are concerned, a friend showed this yesterday in a brief e-mail:

This is something due to the lack of HGV drivers due the outsourcing to agencies for driving. The agencies grab the most of the money and the drivers get paid pants for a long, difficult job with terrible conditions. No wonder no one wants the job. I know a couple of drivers who tell me qualified drivers are stacking shelves rather than drive since the pay and conditions are better

An almost obligatory end to anything written by a libertarian is a call for an end of regulations and cuts to government spending. I think these would help. But we have a class war in which no side seems to want a free market. So, for what it may be worth, I choose the workers. They did themselves no favour when they last had a seat at the table in the 1970s. So it may be again. I choose them even so. As for the parasite classes, I can shut my eyes and see them at pavement cafes in the King’s Road, twittering into their i-Phones over skinny lattes served by Bulgarian waiters. Watching them unplugged from their host would, all other considerations aside, be enjoyable.
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Sean Gabb, England's leading Libertarian explains. Pay drivers decently and they will turn out.

 

Universal Basic Income  [ 16 August 2020 ]
It sounds crazy perhaps but it has virtues. Too many people live hand to mouth. That would be one benefit. It would let people look seriously at the grossly overpaid parasites doing worthless jobs. Sacking them would go toward that universal benefit.