I’m Alfred Adask and the author of virtually all of the text published on this website.
I worked construction (ditch digger, truck driver, heavy equipment operator, miner, etc.) before a divorce compelled me to become a student of the legal system. One thing led to another and I wound up publishing the AntiShyster News Magazine for 12 years, running for the Texas Supreme Court in A.D. 1992 (I received 201,000 votes), motivating and hosting this coutry’s biggest legal reform meetings (an average of 325 attendees, twice a month), and being identified by the Federal government as one of the top dozen anti-government activists during the 1990s. I was a big fish in a small pond.
I’ve also been jailed for 344 days in a level 5 maximum security jail without ever being charged with a crime. And I’ve been sued for $25,000 per day ($750,000 per month; over $9 million per year) by the Texas Attorney General–it took about two years to run them off.
I wouldn’t be here, I wouldn’t be writing, publishing, talking or thinking if our Father YHWH didn’t want me to. If you see anything on this blog that seems true, well, that’s God’s work—I don’t make the truth, I just try to perceive and report it. That which you see on this blog which is false is my work, my mistake.
In the final analysis, the entire problem with government is a spiritual war. It took me decades to understand that fundamental truth. My understanding is still imperfect and growing, but there’s no a doubt in my mind that we are engaged in Holy War against a government, against a system, that is, at bottom (or more properly, at the very top), ungodly and arguably Luceferian. I am a watchman and a witness. It is not merely my duty to expose this ungodly system, it is my privilege, my calling and my blessing. Praise our Father YHWH!
4 Comments
June 23, 2008 at 3:21 PM
Would love to see you tackle the term “government” in more depth. We all seem to use it as a catch-all for that amorphous group of politicians that seek to keep us a subjects. But who are they? Naturally, the visible characters at the very top, like the President, Congress, etc. come to mind. But what about senior and mid-level bureaucrats – are they in on the con, too? How about the lower levels? The postman is part of “government” but surely he is not seeking dominion over us non-government citizens.
What about those in the shadows of power, like the CFR? And how about some corporations and countries that spend big bucks on politicians at various levels? If we don’t succinctly define the enemy, who do we fight? “Government is simply far too vague. The reason I ask you to take this on is because of your obvious brain power and communicative skills.
Thanks, John – Tennessee
July 13, 2008 at 6:06 AM
Hey!!!
Glad you are back on line! You were sorely missed!
October 14, 2008 at 11:22 AM
As a former police officer in PA, having first hand knowledge of the inner-workings of the “justice” system, I can honestly say that if someone were to make a movie based on how things really work in government, no one would go see it because they would all say “it is just too ridiculous to be believed”, but it is true.
The work you have done here is just incredible and I thank you for it.
I will be returning to your site very often. If I may ever be of service to you in any way please do not hesitate to call upon me.
April 6, 2009 at 9:03 PM
I am here because it was on a website and I found it interested. I’ll visit longer next time