Strawman and Redemption Frauds – The Illusion

Strawman and redemption frauds are referring to the Strawman theory (Also called the Strawman illusion).

According to the Redemption movement[1] the strawman is also a separate persona of each citizen.

This persona includes a secret reclaimable personal account, held in your name by the U S government.

People who owe a large amount of taxes, and want to try to escape payment, often try to use the strawman and redemption frauds tactics.

Table of Contents

Strawman and Redemption Frauds are Pseudolegal Theory

It is a pseudolegal theory that is based upon a vague conceptual argument, that every person has two personas, one as real flesh and blood human being, and the other as a separate legal entity (supposedly written in capital letters,) who is the strawman.

The Government Produced A Copy Of Us

It is an exact copy of yourself, but not real. The strawman redemption frauds claim

the government has sold your Birth Certificate for various sums from $630,000 to over a million dollars.

strawman picture for Strawman and Redemption Frauds

The person left is a copy of each citizen and is considered to be just a fake copy of the real person

The government purportedly has the money stashed in a secret account in your name, and you can access and write checks upon it, using various legal documents.

This sounds ridiculous, and it is! The U.S. government has declared it is not a legal argument.

The Strawman Owes the Money

In various movements such  as sovereign citizen, tax protestor, freeman on the land, the redemption movement and various “get out of debt free” scams, this (strawman) argument is chosen for a defense tactic.

The strawman, being the legal persona, is then responsible for all the individuals debts, liabilities, taxes and legal responsibilities, and the physical individual can not be held accountable.

Thus the individual is conveniently allowed to escape their debts and responsibilities, because the legal persona is the strawman and is not a real person. So, this strawman, became a patsy for the get out of debt free scams.

He could owe anyone, and therefore escaping and denying debt, liabilities and legal responsibilities. It gave tax protesters and commercial redemption a pseudolegal theory to present as logic to escape payments. And Strawman and Redemption Frauds were born.

The Illusion is Created at Birth

Strawman doll with baby picture for Strawman and Redemption Frauds

The strawman is supposedly created at the moment we are born, when our birth certificate is created. This then allows the government to be able to have complete control over you.

The argument is that this is an illusion created to enslave you at birth. This allows the government  to tax your labor energy.

If no man is to be a slave to another, then you cannot be made a slave, by a government created by man.

This Birth Certificate creates the fictional legal “you” that you will have to defend the rest of your life. This is the separate legal person referred to as your strawman. The name is said to be printed in capital letters.

This dates back to ancient Rome and the latin term capitis deminutio, which was interpreted to mean all capitals. Thus, the reason behind a name being in all capital letters . Back then, in Roman times, Latin actually was written entirely in capital letters only.

U.S. Treasury Denies Claims Each Year

The FBI Common Fraud Schemes page reports that scammers will claim the U.S. Treasury Department holds bank accounts called “U.S. Treasury Direct Accounts” for all U.S. Citizens that can be accessed by filing the proper paperwork.

Using some of the various discredited legal theories discussed above, many refer to the scams as “Strawman,” or  “Redemption,” or “Acceptance for Value,” are tried each year and quickly denied by the U.S. Treasury.

There are websites that sell “kits” or offer trainers to teach how to apply for these fictitious accounts and receive refunds. They use reports that show people have had success in discharging debts used in buying new cars and homes.

After the purchase, they are told to use the strawman or redemption approach to attempt to discharge the debt. When people fail to get refunds, the scammers blame the individuals for not filing correctly or timely.

Fraudulent Documents are Common

forms being signed in a picture for Strawman and Redemption Frauds

The fraudulent documents used are made to appear legitimate.

They are often referred to as “bills of exchange,” “promissory bonds,” “indemnity bonds,” “offset bonds,” “sight drafts,” or “comptrollers warrants.”

Sometimes they make use of IRS forms 1099, 1099-OID, and 8300, but use them for other purposes.

The scammers mix in legal jargon and often use notaries to make the documents appear legitimate. The victims are then told to send the paperwork to the U.S. Treasury, and they are quick to deny all of them as being frivolous.

Tips For Avoiding Redemption Strawman Bond Fraud

  • Don’t fall for anyone telling you they have a kit or can train you to get money from secret bank or government accounts.
  • Avoid listening to people who claim they can show you how to avoid paying your tax bills to the IRS.
  • Don’t fall for someone telling you the U.S. Treasury has control of accounts of U.S. citizens.
  • You can’t believe people who claim to know how you can beat speeding tickets, court summons, bills, taxes or other legal claims by writing “acceptance for value” on them. It doesn’t work.
  • Contact your local FBI office with any information of anyone trying to use any type of property lien to persuade you to accept one of these frauds.

The Redemption Movement

The Redemption Movement is another pseudolegal conspiracy theory[1] and fraud scheme. It uses similar methods as the  sovereign citizen[1] ideals and the gold standard[1] being abolished. It involves America changing from the gold standard to fiat currency.

The claim is by pledging the American citizens as collateral, America could borrow money to support the fiat currency. Others claim it happened when the Federal Reserve System [1]was established.

The theory is that for every U.S. citizen and each Birth Certificate issued since the 1936 Social Security Act, the government deposited $630,000 into secret accounts assigned to each citizen.

The Redemption Theory contends that little known procedures under the Uniform Commercial Code(UCC) can be used to reclaim the money. Then, the government would be required to issue “sight drafts against the money. The government claims the sight drafts are “rubber checks” and the Redemption Theory is a fraud.

People who have tried to use this theory have been convicted of conspiracy and fraud. The FBI sees the people who are trainers, instructors and promoters of Redemption scams as fraudsters. The IRS includes the strawman claims as frivolous filings of tax returns and could result in a $5,000 penalty.

Sovereign Citizens Don’t Answer to Government Law

People who claim that they are sovereign citizens, are considering themselves as freemen on the land and do not answer to any laws because they did not consent to being citizens. Therefore they declare themselves independent of any government, and only follow what they believe to be true law.

Freemen are considered sovereign citizen offshoots and domestic terrorists by the FBI. It was estimated that in 2010 approximately 100,000 Americans were hard-core sovereign believers with another 200,000 just starting out testing the laws using sovereign methods. Law enforcement agencies across the country believe this sovereign movement is one of the single greatest threat to their communities.

Sovereign citizens have been challenged in court for not being subject to various laws. They have been rejected, especially in tax laws. The court cases have returned verdicts of frivolous and have fined the people who have tried to use the argument.

Magical Thinking

Wizard of oz characters in a picture -magical thinking for Strawman and Redemption Frauds
Wizard of Oz

This whole theory is fascinating reading but, makes no sense. Absurdly, even though it does not make sense, it offers a unique perspective created by the human mind.

This is a kind of magical thinking that the true believers expect to be able to bring to the courtroom. They expect the judge to buy this “land of oz” reality, and his eyes glaze over and say you are free to go. It does not happen.

We all know, that you are responsible for your own actions, and you cannot claim your mythical strawman is to blame for your actions.

How would you claim title to your possessions if your strawman has the title? Doesn’t everything belong to him, and therefore everything you worked and paid for belongs to him, not you?

How would you be able to prove who you are being a freeman of the land with no title of ownership to any land, house, car, anything. If you have no birth certificate, then aren’t you without any name? You would need to have some tag of some kind, to prove who you are? How would you do it?


Governments Use Absurd Thinking and Confusion

Confusion Theory Illustrated by a Pile of Keys picture for Strawman and Redemption Frauds
Confusion

The problem with the government is they use the same tactics whenever is becomes necessary to refute some truth. I call it the confusion theory, and of course I just made that up.

If you cause enough confusion, then people will throw up their hands in disgust and walk away. People will give in because it’s an impossible waste of time to disagree with the nonsense.

Every year I hear people ask for an audit of the Federal Reserve Bank, but it never happens, why? Government pensions did not increase simply because the government reported that there was no inflation. The increase in working class bills proved otherwise. Company CEO’s making 14 million a year got a raise for performance. The same companies got a tax break from the government for the cost of paying the raise.

Just a few short years ago, the rich, even if they make 100 million, got a 20% tax rate. However, the middle class continued to pay 38% tax rate.  This brought the economy to it’s knees, and crashed the financial markets worldwide. Nobody called it absurd thinking. But, it truly was! Sadly, it was made legal law of the land.


We the People

The truth is, we are enslaved to a system that is totally broken. Everybody knows it. We did lose our Sovereignty, (We the People) gave our government immunity. When we make a loan for something, we give up our freedom, because we have to work to pay for the loan. When we take a job, we give up our freedom. We don’t have to work,(we could beg) but we need money to buy things we don’t really need.

This is why the strawman, and redemption theory is so persuasive. Because it is a plausible idea conceived by man. However, our government has the power to say this is nonsense and imaginary dribble. Yet, they use the same imaginary dribble themselves, whenever the need arises.  I call it the confusion theory.

Chas
Footnotes:
[1] From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia-Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike license, Version 3.0

If you have any comments or questions please leave them below. If you want to learn more about spotting scams and how to avoid them, or how to start the business you have been dreaming about, then take a look at my #1 Recommendation and see how it is possible, to start your own business, work when you want, and live the life you have dreamed of living.

Create A Business Nobody Can Take Away From You

Covid 19 has ravaged the world causing the death of tens of thousands compromised family members and tens of millions of people worldwide. Millions of people in the USA have been thrown out of work do to no fault of their own. This has caused workers to rely on temporary state aid, and forced many from their homes. Something like this is how your life can be turned upside down in an instant. It doesn’t have to be that way

This stark reality is why creating your own business is so important now more than ever. Affiliate Marketing is something that cannot be taken away. Online business is thriving because people are shopping online more than ever!

There has never been a better time to cash in on this lucrative business and create your own financial Independence with online marketing.

Be your own boss, start your journey to financial freedom today.

Chas The Owner Of Help For Scams And Frauds

I am Chas, creator and founder of Help For Scams And Frauds. I started affiliate marketing and earning money online in 2015. And I can tell you, anyone can do this. But, in order to build a business the right way you must have the right training and avoid the get rich quick schemes.

Check out my #1 Recommendation For The Best Online Training in 2024

4 thoughts on “Strawman and Redemption Frauds – The Illusion”

  1. This was a great take on the whole thing!! I appreciate the realness of being stuck in it and hopefully that changes today! God Bless!

    Reply
    • Hi Shane,
      Yes, it has been a story believed by many as a fact. But, it is not true. It’s just another way for people to sell as a way to get out of your debt. Trying to use it as a defense will just cause you more trouble in the end. It is a fraud.
      Thanks for taking the time to comment, and please stop back soon!
      Chas

      Reply
  2. Prisoner have and continue to attempt to use this confusion theory as a avenue to gain their release. Do you have any information on this? Do you have any case decisions that I could read on this? Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.

    Reply
    • Hi Alfred,
      I don’t have much information on it, but it seems to be a losing argument. They have augmented the laws, to cover this.Many have lost trying this approach. I found this article. Straw Man and Other Invitations to Trouble found at thelibertygang.com
      It goes on to say some lost and went to jail. It seems most are using it for a defense from financial troubles, but it won’t work. One person was found not guilty, and they still auctioned off her possessions.
      It might work in certain matters, but I wouldn’t count on it.If you have nothing to lose, go for it! You can search for more info online. Just search strawman legal defense.
      It is not a cheap defense. Here is a cost breakdown.
      If you go to court a low level defense team- $50,00-100,000 Medium level – $200,000 Top level – $200,000- $500,000
      Hope that helps?
      Chas

      Reply

Leave a Comment