Strawman – The Nature of the Cage

So, what is a strawman? A strawman is a fictitious legal entity created with the hope that, as the child grows up, they will be misled into believing they are actually the strawman (which they are not). This deception leads them to pay various imaginary costs and liabilities attached to the strawman.

How is a strawman created? The process involves that unnecessary birth certificate, which parents mistakenly believe is about and belongs to their baby. If the baby is named James and the family name is Martin, you would expect the birth certificate to say “James Martin.” If it does, it’s a genuine birth certificate. However, if the name appears as “JAMES MARTIN,” “Mr. James Martin,” “Martin, Mr. James,” or anything other than exactly “James Martin,” then the document is not a true birth certificate but rather the creation of a strawman masquerading as James Martin.

Why create a strawman? The purpose is to assign imaginary costs and penalties to the strawman and trick the real James Martin into paying them. These charges include income tax, council tax, inheritance tax, capital gains tax, road tax, import tax, VAT, fuel levy, loan interest, bank charges, and anything else that professionals can devise, hoping you won’t realize you never agreed to pay and don’t actually need to pay.