Strawman, Redemption, UCC Slavery

Uniform Commercial Code, Personal Property Security Act, The Strawman.

If these terms sound strangely legalistic to you, you are not alone. I consider myself to be quite well informed and I had no knowledege of these matters, until a few days ago.
So what you ask?
What does any of this have to do with me?
With my 'ordinary affairs of life?
Buying, selling, getting a job, getting married, having kids?

Well as near as I can determine it might be everything.
A few days ago I 'stumbled on' a site Redemption Service .com which suggested that the true state of affairs, completely hidden from the eyes of nearly everybody is that we are all slaves, sold into slavery by a system so incomprehensible, so Machivellian as to be pretty much indecipherable.

While the full explanation is way too long to layout here, but the general gist is this:
When a person is born, the parents sign a declaration of birth which when submitted to the government through the various channels and filed, is destroyed. The filing creates an 'imaginary' person, one who while appearing to be the person who was born, is different in some very significant ways.
According to a growing number of sites, (google "Strawman") a separate entity, which is not the real person called colloquially "The Strawman" was created and is distinguishable from the real person by the use of ALL CAPS in the expression of it's identity.
It is this "Strawman" which is able by virtue of the terms of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) to enter into agreements with other strawmen.
The goverment itself is such a strawman.

Once a strawman is created, it is an asset owned by it's creator and as such is marketable.
It can be bought, sold and traded. It has value as collateral and is used to secure loans against it future value, ie future earnings. It is your strawman who is required to pay taxes on earnings.
Since the real person does not 'legally' exist, and since the government strawman exercises transactions involving the personal strawman, and since the 'real person' is the only respondant to such transactions, the illusion occurs in which the identity of the one becomes virtually and de facto equivalent to the other.

If this sounds incredibly convoluted, it is. If it sounds too weird to be true, it just might be.

But wait, it gets even more bizarre!

According to these many sites, this situation can be 'Redeemed'.

What that means is the 'real person' can seize control through legal instruments, under the Uniform Commercial Code, which is stated as unbreakable, and render their 'Strawman' as their unique and private property.

This is equivalent to securing copyrights on both the real person's identity, and their strawman's identity. Holding copyright prevents the unauthorized use of the copyrighted property, with real penalties applied for violations.

The stated implications of this condition are these.

With the Strawman under the exclusive control of the real person, the real person becomes a freeman.
All extant agreements, liens and claims against the strawman, become subjected according to what is called an 'a priori' claim.
The real person has first claim on the worth of the strawman.
The net result is the freeman becomes king of his own domain and no longer subject to any claims of any entity.

There are reports of a growing number of people in Canada and the USA who are 'freemen'.

They are supposedly immune to taxes, and other claims against their real person, since no-one can use their strawman.

Now I've tried to encapsulate a very long elaborate discussion into a few concise paragraphs.
I'm also not a lawyer so I may have misinterpreted these matters.

I've probably misstated a few points and missed a few more altogther.

I have begun to gather the source documents referred to.
The Uniform Commercial Code , and it's Canadian equivalent, the Personal Property Security Act .These are long dense and confusing documents, and I frankly don't expect to be able to decipher them. These websites generally sell services and products which help the individual to process their own redemption. Prices vary from $30 to $1500.

I am extremely interested in knowing the truth about these matters and if any lawyer would care to comment it would be most welcome

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