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I currently host four hours of live radio per week. I broadcast my radio shows from my domicile located within the boundaries of The County of Dallas located within The State of Texas–a member-State of the perpetual Union styled “The United States of America”. I am a man made in our Father YHWH ha Elohiym’s image (Genesis 1:26-28) and “endowed by my Creator with certain unalienable Rights” (“Declaration of Independence”). I am one of the People of The State of Texas and one of the People of The United States of America. My programs are intended only for those men, women and children who are also made in the image of our Father YHWH ha Elohiym and are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights and members of the People of one of the States of the Union styled “The United States of America”.
Of the four hours I broadcast, three are the “Financial Survival,” broadcast at 3:00 PM central time, on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday afternoons. These programs focus primarily on issues of economics and to a lesser degree on issues of law, politics and spiritual warfare.
The Financial Survival shows are archived at American Voice Radio and DGSCoins.com for one week. I.e., if you click on the “Tuesday” link, you’ll get the most recent Tuesday night program. When we do another Tuesday program, it will replace the previous program at the same link.
All four hours of radio are simulcast over http://www.wwfar.com (World Wide First Amendment Radio) and also WWCR shortwave radio at frequency 3.215.
These same programs are also archived for one week by FirstAmendmentRadio.com at:
http://libertyarchives.com/#AIH
We are currently simulcast or rebroadcast on the following stations:
3-4 PM Eastern WVOG 600 AM Metairie, The State of Louisiana
5-6 PM Eastern KTAC 93.0 FM Spokane, The State of Washington
8 PM Eastern WWCR 6.875 Shortwave
11 PM Eastern WWCR 3.215 Shortwave
11 PM Eastern WBCQ 7.415 Shortwave
10-11:30 PM Eastern KCKN 1020 AM Roswell, The State of New Mexico
We are also scheduled to start broadcasting on a new 50,000 watt station on or about August 20th, A.D. 2012:
4-5 PM Eastern KXBD 1480 AM Dallas, The State of Texas
All of my radio (and written) comments are my opinions (see Article 1 Section 8 of The Constitution of The State of Texas) and viewpoints (see, Rosenberger v. University of Virginia, S.C.U.S. 94-329) . These opinions and viewpoints are expressed within the venue of The County of Dallas, located within the boundaries of The State of Texas, and intended to be heard only by other men and women within the boundaries of member-States of the perpetual Union styled “The United States of America”.
andy dec
November 22, 2008 at 10:03 AM
I saw you on the San Antonio DVD on Winstons seminar. Fab work man.
For you interest, I spoke to the UK Police today to report the crime in the sky, 8 Aircraft spraying toxic crap, the Cop i spoke to said I need to speek to DEFRA [the Depatment of the Enviroment, Food and Rural Affairs]
Wow, I thought, you are correct, that is the language they have used to legally justify chemical spraying.
I phoned the cops back, and spoke to another cop, unfortunately, but she did listen to what i was saying which was what you have discovered.
This could be a lot lot bigger than what you said in the DVD, Im in the UK.
Just a note for you, It would be great if people could get to see that clip of you on youtube, plus when i get to speak to people i could point them to the clip and say look at that then mate! oh yeah, now you get it. People are being ostriches here. please email the link if you do.
great work.
adask
November 22, 2008 at 1:05 PM
Hi Andy,
Thanks for the compliments. Thanks for reading. For those who don’t understand, Andy is talking about a video of a 10 minute speech I delivered in A.D. 2007 on the “man or other animals” drug laws that effectively declare man to be an animal.
It’s nice to see that my observations concerning “man or other animals” drug laws are even beginning have some effect in England.
I’d like to have that speech on this website, but I don’t have a copy of the DVD. I’ll try to get one.
Al
Pastor Martin Luther Dzerzhinsky Lindstedt
December 15, 2008 at 5:04 AM
I did a web search for your name and magazine and will put up a new link on my web page.
You mention that you only speak to those made in God’s image. Does that mean that you have become Christian Identity, and if Christian Identity, of the Dual-Seedline doxology?
Hail Victory!!!
Pastor Martin Luther Dzerzhinsky Lindstedt
Church of Jesus Christ Christian/Aryan Nations of Missouri
http://www.whitenationalist.org
Willy Johnson
April 4, 2010 at 8:27 AM
Sometimes on your show you mention that archives of your broadcast can be gotten from the wwfar.com website. Be a straight shooter and if you mention the archives also mention that the recordings can only be accessed through payment of a donation to wwfar.com.
adask
April 4, 2010 at 12:38 PM
Yep–you’re right. They used to be free for the first week. I haven’t looked at the archives in at least a year. I assumed they were still free, but when I looked a couple of days ago, I saw I was wrong. It’s not a question of being a “straight shooter”; the radio host changed his policy and I was not informed.
Donald B.
July 29, 2011 at 5:34 AM
To: Alfred adask re: April 4, 2010 at 12:38 PM
Then it seems to me, someone is stealing from you.
joe bliss
April 21, 2010 at 11:55 AM
i got a story for you to look into. former senator mike dewine is running for state attourney general. he paid or bribed someone to get off the primary ballot. so he got off and ran for something else. the only one left was a guy by the name of steve christofer or christofer stevens . my mind is drawing a blank. any way his opponet delivered his signatures in full to sec. of state { jennifer bruner} and she conviently lost something like 2/3 of his signatures to keep him off the ballot
Harry
June 11, 2010 at 2:26 PM
Hi Alfred
I have listened to you occasionally, usually covering for Melody Ceaderstrom. Thank you for the work to do, I can only say that I wish I lived in the United States like yourself.
I have long believed that the English Bill of Rights was a flawed attempt to do what was finally done 100 years later in the Thirteen Colonies. Perhaps it was too early – a time and season for everything – or that the old monarchical autocratic powers were just too strong, or that America was just too far away & too big to control from 3000 miles away at the time with the technology of the day, whatever the case, the “Glorious Revolution 1689″ was sadly a dead letter soon after it was accepted.
America is the beacon and hope of the world, you know. Not in military terms, but in the best attempt to create a philosophy of day-to-day life, how a group of people, freed from the shackles of the past, can formulate a free and liberty loving country, if only given a chance.
adask
June 11, 2010 at 4:20 PM
The United States of America has been an extraordinary country–in some regards unique. We are (were) the only country since the time of Judges in the Old Testament to create a political system (“republican form of government”) based on the presumption that all men within that system were endowed by their Creators with certain “unalienable Rights” and thus individual SOVEREIGNS.
The Catholic law form of the Holy Roman Empire and the English lawform (after England broke loose from Catholicism) were both based on the belief that, in each nation, just one man received his rights directly from God (divine right of kings) and was therefore the only “sovereign” in that nation. All else were subjects precisely because they did not receive their rights from God.
The USA was the first and only nation to ever declare (in our “Declaration of Independence”) that 1) “ALL men are created equal and endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights”; and 2) that the primary business of government was “to secure these rights”. By declaring all men to be endowed by our Creator with certain unalienable Rights, our Founders thereby declared all men (not just kings or queens) to be SOVEREIGNS. By declaring the principle business of government to be “to secure” those God-given, unalienable Rights, the Declaration compelled government to be the people’s SERVANT rather than MASTER. It was that two-part declaration of individual rights and government duties that laid the foundation for American liberty and glory.
Our government, of course, hates that Declaration since it makes government the servant of the people rather than their master. Our government has therefore worked steadily and mightily to remove even our memory of our former standing as sovereigns.
Insofar as we’ve forgotten the basis for sovereignty and our standing as sovereigns, we Americans have acquiesced to growing governmental power and the loss of our own individual liberty.
But Americans are beginning to reawaken to their spiritual history. As s result, some of us are now engaged in a spiritual battle with our purported government to restore the remembrance and recognition of our status as “sovereigns”. If we are successful, America will once more rise to glory. If we fail, your glowing praise for America will be relegated to the pages of history as America becomes just as much of a “hell-hole” as the rest of the world.
America might still be the best of an increasingly bad lot, but today’s America is badly degraded from it’s former glory.
shupec
October 14, 2010 at 9:36 AM
If ‘all’ men are created truly ‘equal’, by the Declaration of Independence, why was it not considered against ‘the LAW’ in lawful terms to have slaves and abuse the native indigenous men, women, and families that were upon-the-land before the occupiers and usurpers? Sounds contradictory to me…
adask
October 14, 2010 at 10:04 AM
It was contradictory. We started with high ideals in the Declaration, but once the American Revolution was won, those ideals gave way to the pragmatic (financial) realities of the profits of owning slaves. But our refusal to live up to our own foundational principles ultimately played a role in causing the Civil War–the single bloodiest conflict in American history.
Today, we have again forgotten and abandoned those fundamental ideals as our politicians have agreed to prostitute themselves to the “highest bidders” and betray and even destroy this nation rather than serve the People. And we, once again, headed towards an economic collapse and possible national conflagration of a magnitude unseen since the first Civil War.
The way out of this mess is the way back to the ideals first seen in the Declaration of Independence.
dwdial
May 22, 2012 at 4:44 PM
The date of the “Glorious Revolution of 1689″ just serves to remind me that the private Bank of England was founded the following year of 1690. The Bank of England was the first of the central banks practicing “fractional reserve banking”, which is now practiced worldwide…a not-so-glorious revolution.
mAximo
August 29, 2010 at 6:28 PM
There have been other countries where the People had God-given sovereign
capacity: Britain (& possessions) during the Puritan Commonwealth &
Protectorate, and Switzerland until 2000.
Prior to 1066 & feudalism, folk-right juries – the true common-law
juries – had been an integral part of the administration of the “free (yet
still Catholic) System of English Laws.” Even under King George, the
sheriff was the only authority to legitimately preside over them (an
eolderman or bishop of a parish also used to have that power). For the
Crown to have sent “swarms of Officers to harass our People and eat out
their substance” with impunity, the king or his colonial governors would
have needed to deny colonists their common law juries – the only legal
venue left to assert the (common law) “rights of the People” in the
absence of (civil) “Laws for establishing Judiciary Powers” (all quotes
from the Declaration of Independence). The war against common law
institutions began soon after England was conquered by Normans seeking
to replace common law with feudalism & Roman civil law as practiced on
the Continent (whence also King George hailed). Beforehand England had a
decentralised form of representative gov’t fostering unwritten legal
traditions as well as common law – an impediment to a Holy Roman Empire
re-uniting Europe into an extended “City of God” (as coined by St
Augustine), so pursing the Romans’ obsession for making “a city of the
once-wide world” (as described by Rutilius Claudius Namantianus) under a
civil (from the Latin for city) law enforced throughout that empire as
if it were one city. Continental bankers furthered this resurrected
policy to finance the Normans to conquer England, impose civil law &
feudalism, and set up a banking haven in London’s ‘City’. Much later on,
other peoples practicing uncompromising time-honored principles also
became victims of civil law supremacists – the Indians here or
traditional (i.e. non-Zionist, as the Nazis were pro-Zionist, and
financed by Zionist bankers such as Max Warburg) Jews in Europe, or the
tribes in Afghanistan & Africa – because the rule of principle greatly
impedes unjust enrichment via legal fictions.
Oliver Cromwell was the 1st de facto president of a United States (of
the Colonies & Britain together) under a System of English Law freer
than called for by the Declaration of Independence, yet unpracticed to
this day (even to the level of legal freedom as practiced in Canada,
although their sheriffs are still ‘Sheriffs of Nottingham’ as officers
of the Crown). He presided over a consummate Puritan Revolution that
dismantled feudal institutions, abolished the monarchy, executing King
Charles I in the process, devolved power to counties, and established
Separation of Sheriff & State, whereby The People exercised sovereign
capacity to appoint sheriffs as their supreme law enforcement agents.
Sheriffs once again became officers of the Crown after 1660, yet they
had been the long arm of the People applying common law & long-
-established principles, to which position they were restored after
Independence in the 13 Colonies.
The English Bill of Rights during the Glorious Revolution was like
the Magna Carta in securing more rights on paper, but this time for
merchants & bankers as well, and not just for aristocrats.
Craig
February 5, 2011 at 5:34 PM
73- 109
http://books.google.com/books?id=rbM1AAAAIAAJ&pg=PA109&dq=history+of+territorial+governments&hl=en&ei=QclNTbvLIcOblgf6ieHVDw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=2&ved=0CDQQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q=history%20of%20territorial%20governments&f=false
cynthia of many clanns
February 8, 2011 at 9:12 AM
My own preference is to stay clear of anything referencing United States or United States of America (first letter capitalization) as it denotes ‘of a corporation’ or ‘dead’ or ‘fiction’, and instead retain full ‘standing’ upon America solely. If there is reference is should be united States, i.e. all lower case united which is Proper spelling for proper definition. As such, I stand upon God’s good green earth without any political man made borders, accepting all that come and stand upon Her without discrimination or interests of ‘Profit’ for Pain and Death.
mAximo
February 27, 2011 at 1:47 AM
While last week’s shows were informative legally, the historical misinformation
was so glaring that it served to discredit them. It was stated that Florida
became independent on the Fourth of July 1776. That wasn’t so in either a de
facto or de jure sense. In the de jure sense, Florida was not a territory
claimed by any State so as to be tagging along. In the de facto sense it was
inhabited by Indian converts to Roman Catholicism and Hispanics, who didn’t want
to be part of the U.S. any more than they wanted to be under British rule. It
wouldn’t have been returned after the war to Spain otherwise. Why else would
Hamilton think that armed force was needed to take it from Spain after the
British surrendered? It was flooded by tens of thousands of Loyalist refugees,
not huddled masses of oppressed Patriots yearning to have a Free & Independent
State, or to restore the Free System of English Laws suspended by King George.
So it was BS for Donna to add that Florida was a common law State upon entry
into the Union–even if it didn’t remain possible for first cousins to get
married there. The main difference between it, Puerto Rico & Louisiana is that
Florida isn’t honest about being a civil law state not practicing the Free
System of English Laws–although vastly more than the usual meaning of common
law, esp. as its foundation is separation of attorney & state as practiced in
Canada’s anglophone provinces. Thus, Heather was part of the problem if she had
prosecuted non-bar attorneys for practicing law out-of-court. In said provinces,
it’s unlawful for a bar member to do so on behalf of ordinary clients. Therefore
it’s as if they had won the Revolution overturning the monopoly on the practice
of law granted to bar members by King George. A quick look at the swarm of
Masons abuzz in Sacramento suffices to explain their perpetuation of said
monopoly: to prevent all competition in a free market for legal defense against
trespass on human rights & interests by institutional supremacists; so any
lawyer licensed by them may now be disbarred for accepting compensation to
examine foreclosure & mortgage documents for fraud. Women not being accepted
into the Scottish Rite is a likely reason why Heather isn’t part of the effort
to further the fraud.
D.M. Simonds
April 5, 2011 at 5:16 PM
Greetings, Adask:
I found your show thanks to a PAC newsletter directing me to your blog. I will listen to your show tonight, but from what I have read on wwfar.com we have very much in common in the way of our work.
Michael
May 18, 2011 at 7:32 PM
Hello Mr. Adask. I saw the 60 minute show and the way they tried to make you into a terroist. I am a everyday Alex Jones listener so I am aware of what is really going on. I also enjoyed listening to you on Alex Jones the other day. I didn’t know about you until 60 minutes. It is always refreshing to find people who are not cowards and or blind to whats really going on in this country. I am 33 and have never seen anything like it. I woke up in 2007 and had always felt unsure about the official statement about 9/11. In 2007 I started researching it. I am very concern about what is coming and have started to prepare. I believe a revolution is coming. I think it has already started. This government spits on the Constitution. Please keep up the great work. We need more people like you and Alex.
tony j
June 8, 2011 at 6:00 PM
Hello i listen to your audios weekly and had the adask audios mon tues wed sessions saved but they got deleted. I had a months worth. Do you have them?
Adask
June 8, 2011 at 6:04 PM
Nope. I know of one man who might have them, but he might want to be paid for copies. I’ll forward your contact info to him.
phillip
June 9, 2011 at 4:22 PM
Stop making me crazy; I have visited the traffic court twice lately and was completely bamboozled by their position that I was just there to submit to their money demands. Your Tuesday broadcast made it clear that I had left America and arrived somewhere unfathomable to any other than those sucking resources out of our pockets. So, we(that’s the Imperial we) need to post the info you referenced as soon as possible so I and others like me operating in the “state of confusion” may remove the yoke from our necks. Thanks for all you do to shed light on how we have veered off the rails to freedom.
mAximo
July 22, 2011 at 1:31 PM
Al,
Since many Canadians listen to coastTOcoastAM, you’ll have an opportunity to
have them call in & verify the degree to which Canada practices the “free
System of English Laws” esp. separation of attorney & state. This prevents the
kind of conflict of interest that occurred under the Treaty of Paris, which
required the U.S. to pay reparations to Loyalists who had their property
confiscated, or been victims of war crimes. Under the Free System, they had
the right to have their claims litigated by non-bar members (“solicitors” in
Canada) so making for a truly adversarial process. However, each State had a
vested interest in rigging the scales of justice by adopting King George’s
licencing of attorneys, so that they’d tip in its favor. Thus, no State ever
restored separation of attorney & state after Independence, such that it’s as
if Canada had won the Revolution. However, it doesn’t have separation of
sheriff & state, since sheriffs are officers of the Crown, much like U.S.
“attorneys” are officers of the courts. These are the two most important
separations of powers (if one ignores Church & state: a state IS a church, not
unlike how atheism is a theism), far beyond the Constitution’s branches of
gov’t which merely comprise a pathetic shell game. Thus, the Constitution has
been a con-job from its conception (please click on my screen name & read
Article II of its draft) & every patriot denying this is thereby a fraudster.
Separation of sheriff & state stems from the 1st founding father that got
things rolling: when Oliver Cromwell had the head of King Charles I separated
from his body. States are now out to licence sheriffs as well, if not sweep
them under the rugs of unelected police chiefs & federal marshals (and so
follow the model of King George when licencing attorneys & ministers for there
to be no free system of law, nor free exercise of religion, when one’s legal &
religious agents must be licenced to practice).
m2o, inge
July 30, 2011 at 1:24 PM
Hi Adask,
it was a real treat to listen to you 2 nights ago on C2C. I was highly intrigued by your ‘COLLOIDAL SILVER
defense in federal court & the ingenius research 4 it & your ungodly sacrifice of $ Million of court/legal fee
s.
I do make my own colloidal silver myself for years now & believe in it big time, as i done due diligence on it
for years. It is the best immune system booster of all time & outdoes all antibiotics with ease, because of the high frequenzies. I also use it to make soap with. But i did not sofar market my soap, as i was watching the ugly fight from the pharmaceutical monopolies raging. Yet my heart wants to scream out to
all my beloved contemporaries this life-saving message to please use real silverware daily, not stainless
steal forks & spoons, it does not have to be Sterling Silver, silverplated will do just as well. History tells about
the ones, who survived the 1918 flu-epidemic were the ones, who were using such silverware daily. I also
want to tell them, to wear jewelry on their bodies that has silver or silver plated in it for keeping healthy, it is much better than wearing gold.
Adask
July 30, 2011 at 1:53 PM
The Freedom of Religion defense I used is described at http://adask.wordpress.com/2008/06/17/man-or-other-animals-1/. Thanks for listening to the radio show.
derick
August 2, 2011 at 4:54 PM
Al,
You were great on coast to coast. I liked your answer to the guy that called in and talked about Tim Turners Republic. I think he is a fraudster but Im not 100% sure about that. Do you have any experience with http://teamlaw.org/ ??? I would really appreciate some feed back about this website and the work they do.
Thank you for responding to my email, Your thoughts on the birth certificate made alot of sense and helped put my mind at ease. The social security number and vacinations are optional so we said no to thosel.
Adask
August 2, 2011 at 8:58 PM
I can’t remember his name, but I met the man behind Team Law several times in the 1990s. He always impressed me as sincere and not a con-artist. I presume that’s still the case, but I’ve had no contact with him in at least 10 years.
derick
August 2, 2011 at 4:55 PM
thosel??? sorry I meant those.
derick
August 18, 2011 at 9:07 PM
Al, The founder of team law is Eric Madsen.
derick
August 18, 2011 at 10:04 PM
And I found some dirt on him. Not sure if its true but I found a group called http://notmygovernment.us/home/
Do you have any experience with these people?
Adask
August 19, 2011 at 8:41 AM
I’ve not previously heard of that website. I’ll take a look.
derick
August 24, 2011 at 9:39 PM
This is another one of their sites, 7 total I think. http://www.pacinlaw.org/home/
Seems to have really good information about the 14th amendment and some really good law reviews on the 14th.
chudai
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Jack
December 14, 2011 at 10:00 PM
Wow! Just heard your 12/13/11 radio hour with David McDowell. His advice sounds so much easier and more straightforward than Dennis Craig’s. Hope you discuss it more on your blog and with Dennis Craig on Wednesday. Thanks and keep ‘em coming!
Jerry Gentry
March 1, 2012 at 12:53 PM
Hello Al,
I enjoy your radio shows and all your guests that I have heard. The information you are putting out is eye opening to say the least. I received the email below just today and only today am I listening to the last program with Dennis Craig referenced below, which apparently triggered a termination of sorts, or did it? I don’t know, but if so I hope you might reconsider the matter re: Dennis Craig and his and your awesome material presented for many weeks running. The information Dennis gave on an earlier program which referenced The Hidden Tyranny by Charles A. Weisman I believe all to be true and important. But even if you disagree with Weisman’s writing, as you seemed to do, we can agree to disagree, without hard feelings. I woke up some 20 years ago to the workings of the people Weisman identifies, and the world makes better sense to me now after my awakening than before. I believe these people are behind all efforts to pervert and nullify the constitution, just as Benjamin Franklin predicted in 1789. I don’t know much of anything about how you select guests, just sorry that Dennis Craig may not be a guest in the future, perhaps due to his clumsy request not to be interrupted during presentation of material for that single program. I hope you will forgive him for his clumsily worded request. No question you have every right to speak as you so choose on your own program. I detected no effort by Dennis to take over your show, only to get his information freely out. I am posting this here because I could not find an email address for you, and hopefully you will see my comments here. I have been blessed by many of your shows, especially with Dennis, only sorry that I have also missed so many shows and don’t know where to find them long after they were made. Best to you and all your guests who are seeking and proclaiming much truth.
Jerry Gentry
On 3/1/12 12:23 AM, Without Prejudice wrote:
> This is to provide notice that the attached recording, recorded Feb 29, A.D. is the last program that I have been allowed to conduct on the American Independence Hour with Alfred Adask. Alfred feels that I insulted him at the beginning of the program and decided to terminate any further programs. Thank you for listening, and to Alfred for the opportunity to share the knowledge that I have attempted to convey.
>
> Dennis Craig.
>
> P.S. This is the message I received from Alfred at the time stated. The matter is out of My hands
>
> [12:38:58 AM] Alfred Adask: This was the last program we’re going to do.
Gerry
April 17, 2012 at 9:55 PM
Love the shows but I really miss Dennis Craig. We need to learn as much as possible about our Natural Rights in my opinion…
John Baker
March 2, 2012 at 12:01 AM
You Sir, are Outrageous in your Audacity to tell the Truth regarding these topics. I sense from your words and the manner in which you deliver them, that here is High Truth not diluted and poisoned by the corrupting filter of the Lame Stream Ene-media.
Thank you!
Adask
March 2, 2012 at 5:25 AM
My pleasure.
Jethro
May 20, 2012 at 10:49 PM
Al — When will the new radio show be established? Will they be archived and downloadable like the First Amendment Radio shows were? Please get them up and running ASAP — I’m already exhibiting withdrawal symptoms!
Adask
May 22, 2012 at 1:35 AM
Everything is up in the air right now. It appears I’ll be hosting “Financial Survival” from 3 to 4 PM (Central). Different format. Different subject matter. I don’t know if I’ll be able to continue. I feel compelled/”called” to tell my version of the truth each radio show, and that’s what I’ve been doing on the night-time show for the past 9 years. But I’m restricted on Financial Survival in a way that I may not be able to tolerate. We shall see.
Nicklas Arthur
May 23, 2012 at 3:46 PM
You commented recently that you did not know who got you the gig with Melody, well that was me who suggested you to her, I am glad that it worked out as I had no doubt you could step up to the challenge. Your old time slot is open here at http://FirstAmendmentRaadio.com – we have other times slots open to, we’ll work with you. Nicklas Arthur
Nicklas Arthur
May 23, 2012 at 3:50 PM
oops delete the extra ‘a’ http://firstamendmentradio.com/
sgt rutledge
July 23, 2012 at 10:41 PM
enjoy listening to you sir
mAximo
September 8, 2012 at 12:49 PM
Al,
While you’re now giving Donna a bit of Spanish Inquisition, as on your show
last month when she claimed that banks may not lend their customers’ deposits,
you could have asked her to adjust her claim in accordance with the ruling
that awarded Mellon Bank the customer deposits of Sentinel. Beforehand it was
standard practice that they may not be pledged as collateral – and likely what
Donna meant to say. It would have been interesting to hear the penny drop
afterwards, had you brought up that case. Still, as she didn’t correct herself
after you challenged her, that doesn’t reflect well on her research. If she
insists on misstating the most obvious, why believe her on the unobvious?
Clicking on my screenname will go to an analysis of the Sentinel case that
exemplifies how the (singular) U.S. no longer practices the “free System of
English Law.
Adask
September 8, 2012 at 1:33 PM
I assume you’re talking about Donna Baron. I haven’t talked to her for about year. Maybe more. My last interview with her was probably 18 months ago. Maybe more.
mAximo
September 8, 2012 at 4:49 PM
Oh. AVR must have dug deep into the archives last weekend. With regard to
Tuesday’s guest Roger Sayles & his book: If one’s going to use their own terms
of artifice against them, mastering the use of feudal terminology will give one
a good head start by having a command of the terms of the system that the feudal
supremacists want to impose, as well as the ability to spot blatant errors in
Supreme Court dicta, such as in Chisholm which states: “the citizens of America
are equal as fellow citizens, and as joint tenants in the sovereignty.” Such
sovereigns are the grantors of tenures, not the recipients, making such “joint
tenants” as much of an oxymoron as “alodial title.” Likewise for the dicta in
Wong Kim Ark stating that the 14th Amendment imposed the “common law rule on
this country for the first time” of the connection in feudalism between the
liegeman and his feudal lord upon whose soil he lived. First of all, it wasn’t
a common law rule, but one of civil law. Secondly, it wasn’t imposed by the
federal gov’t for the 1st time, since the Constitution is a civil law document
which in effect imposes feudal law upon the territories, and also imposes a
like citizenship upon the inhabitants of U.S. territories. You only have to
look at the history of Puerto Rico and the Balzac decision, which said that
Puerto Ricans aren’t protected by the Bill of Rights, despite having been made
citizens of the U.S. during WWI. Thus, the Constitution does NOT protect the
common law, God-given property & human rights of citizens of the singular
“United States” – it merely grants them such rights in the form of civil
rights. This was obvious to me just from my analysis of the Constitution in
feudal terms alone, which you can read by clicking my screen name.
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However, I was concerned with other matters besides that of citizenship,
due to being familiar with “U.S. nationals,” such as members of the First
Nations who had served in both the Canadian & U.S. militaries, and crossed the
border without having a passport (and without even going through Immigration at
border crossings–that surprised even me when I 1st saw that) because they’re
nationals of both Canada & the U.S. I myself was even able to get a savings
account in the U.S. without a Social Security number, and without even having
to show up at the S&L, as my sister went there for me and told them that I was
a U.S. national just like her. I only could have gotten a non-interest bearing
account otherwise. Thus, it’s impossible that U.S. nationals are non-resident
aliens for tax purposes, since the latter are required to have at least a TIN
for interest-bearing accounts. But Roger made a Great Leap Forward showing how
State citizens can once again be fed-free by not volunteering into socage
tenures from the federal gov’t. To see how income taxes are to be enforced, you
only need to look as far as Puerto Rico, where it’s still pursuant to the 16th
Amendment permitting its derivation from any Source, rather than any Recipient,
of the taxable item. Federal 1040s for Puerto Rico are identical only to those
prior to WWII for the mainland – neither one derive income tax from employees
who are not also self-employed. This is ironic, since the singular U.S. may
impose direct taxes in the territories, as well as capital gains tax, as the
apportionment provision doesn’t apply there. Otherwise, they may not be imposed
upon State citizen U.S. nationals domiciled in a State of the Union (as opposed
to a “free, associated state” of the singular U.S. like Puerto Rico, or “this
state”).
mAximo
October 31, 2012 at 1:03 PM
Alfred,
As an even greater service, please offer to be Roger’s editor. Given the
faux pas in his first book as mentioned above, he definitely needs one.
On your show this week he was a bit skeptical that what he thought was
a contract was actually a pledge. Likewise for his view of the feudal
supremacists’ use of the Constitution, when it CAN be used to impose
feudalism (& collect taxes directly from recipients of a taxable item,
such as capital gains), in any state that’s just a territory. If so,
then someone born after his state ceased to be a State of the U.S.A.
couldn’t be such a citizen. But if a State wasn’t a territory of the
unitary U.S. before entering the Union, it is unable to carry on under a
pre-existing territorial capacity. The Constitution is explicit at the
start that “the United States of America” are the target audience of
beneficiaries, and later on that the “United States” is the fiduciary, in
what you had described as a charitable trust. The ‘eastern establishment’
States never had a territorial alter ego, and should continue to be
beneficiaries. But Texas & Georgia might have re-entered the unitary
‘U.S.’ such that Roger can’t claim to be a U.S national as a citizen of
‘The’ State of Georgia – esp. if both entered without an alter ego as a
beneficiary State. Your discovery of ‘this’ state (as for Puerto Rico as
a “free, associated state”) is yet another example of how the feudal
supremacists use words ambiguously, and one that Roger should include.
Bob Paulis
March 12, 2013 at 11:05 AM
I salute Al and enjoy your banter with Roger & Melody.
I believe our situation as a nation is dire!
As a Christian, patriot and veteran I’ve been ‘aware’ for over a decade and been advocating a means of ‘accountability’ for ALL ELECTED & APPOINTED OFFICIALS in OUR COUNTRY! Would you, at your convenience, contact me.
Respectfully,
Bob
mAximo
June 5, 2013 at 3:06 PM
Peter Schiff is right about mint-state coins being a rip-off compared to
bullion coins sold by his own company, but it’s too bad that he doesn’t
mention DGS Coins by name, or that he never mentioned Bob Chapman for
touting mint-state coins. But he does correctly identify Chapman’s motive
for recommending rip-off stocks–so as to have maximised his profits when
dumping his portfolio. He recommended Agnico-Eagle on the show when it
was $80 and said that it would soon go over $100, and that he would call
the president of the company to recommend a stock split. It has fallen by
more than 50%. He recommended North American Palladium when it was over
$10–and then fell by 90%. So it was particularly nauseating yesterday to
hear in the place of the Artful Roger from Argentina, a eulogy for
Chapman, esp. on how right his predictions were. Like how he predicted
that after the pull back from $1900, that gold would break $2000 and
never look back on the way to $3000? Or how he recommended Hellix when
it was over $1, on the grounds that it was a $3 stock? It’s now trading
at 4 cents! Even worse, was that the self-styled forecaster had a 0%
track record in forecasting the pullbacks.
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But worst of all was Chapman’s duplicity. When the Blackrock mercenaries
were whining that they couldn’t get treatment from Medicaid for war
(crime) related injuries, because they were too well-off to qualify for
public assistance, he told me that he had no sympathy for them. But on A
Marine’s Disquisition, he said that they ought to get treatment (at
taxpayers’ expense–which is an insult to those who served their country
instead of themselves, esp. given the fact that the mercenaries didn’t
pay any employment taxes, and so would rip-off taxpayers even more). And
that doesn’t cover the self-contradiction of pretending to be both a
patriot and a Christian as documented by George Gordon: It was the
patriots who terrorised the Loyalists such that they had to flee by the
hundreds of thousands north to Canada or even to Britain, and by the tens
of thousands south to Florida or to the British West Indies. Your history
books glorify how they were tarred & feathered and had their property
confiscated. Those war crimes were so bad that the U.S.A. had to agree to
award the victims reparations in the Treaty of Paris–but then kept King
George’s rigged legal system in order to gyp them out of just
compensation. Had the patriots really been Christians, they’d have turned
the other cheek and prayed for their enemies, or instead have sought to
revive the Puritan Revolution from the previous century.