The Secret Power of your Name

The Secret Power of Your Name — And How to Take It Back

Imagine discovering that your birth certificate isn’t just a keepsake — it’s the key to a hidden system that’s been running your life without you knowing.

That little paper with your legal name on it pulls you into a world where you’re not a living person, but a “strawman” — a fake version of you owned by the “Crown Corporation.”

I found this wild truth in a document called “Birth Certificate Fraud; Clausula Rebus Sic Stantibus” by Kate of Kaea, and then heard Richard Vobes spill the beans in a YouTube chat.

Let me walk you through this story — it’s a game-changer, and I’ll show you how to use it in court or when the government comes knocking for your cash.

Picture your parents signing that birth certificate, all smiles, not knowing they’ve just handed over a piece of you to the government to control for the rest of your life – if you don’t learn about this.

That legal name — like “John Doe” — isn’t yours; it’s a corporate tag, says Kate.

Richard calls it a strawman, and it creates a trust – called the Birth Trust – that they trade for profit. That name they created is an “entity”, not a human being.

You’re suddenly in a fake reality where courts and agencies see you as a “dead” entity they can boss around.

Ever tried saying “I do not consent” in court?

They’ll twist it  —  respell it to mean “I agree” — and you’re stuck. It’s a wordplay trap, and they’ve had the upper hand — until now.

Here’s the good news: there’s a way out called Clausula Rebus Sic Stantibus, a legit legal move from the 1969 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, Article 62.

It says any contract — like that birth certificate — built on fraud is null and void.

Kate points out it’s a scam from the start: your folks didn’t know they were signing you into a corporate deal.

Richard asks, why let a hospital clerk turn your birth into a debt note?

Once you see the fraud, you can break free.

Using This in Court

So, what do you do when you’re hauled into court?

First, stand tall and challenge their claim. Tell them you’re not the strawman — they’ve got no jurisdiction over the real, living you. You are merely there to as the Administrator of the Trust. Kate says to spell it out: “I’m not that legal name; That person you have summoned cannot be in this courtroom.”

If they push, invoke Clausula Rebus Sic Stantibus — say the birth certificate contract is void because it’s fraudulent.

Richard’s take? Ask them to prove you’re that paper entity, instead of the flesh-and-blood person you obviously are.

Bring a written statement rejecting the legal name and file it with the court. A sample is provided here:
https://cirnow.com.au/affidavit-of-repudiation/

You’re flipping the script on the court and prosecutor — they’ll squirm because their whole setup relies on you playing along. When you claim your status as an Administrator, you take the power out of the hands of the judge and appoint yourself as the Administrator of the Birth Trust. The judge will be forced to pull out his cheque book and pay any fines or fees he adjudicates. He’s obviously not going to do that, so the case cannot proceed.

Even if they ignore that you have proclaimed your self as the Administrator, they may just bulldoze on. In that case, you have created an opportunity to appeal their wrongdoing in a higher court.

Got a fine or a tax bill? Don’t just pay it — challenge it.

Any contract created in fraud is dead in the water, and you can hit back with a Bill of Exchange.

This is a document you draft, saying their claim’s invalid because it’s tied to the fraudulent birth certificate. Send it to the agency with a letter stating: “This demand is based on a void contract; I’m not that legal entity.”

Richard says it’s like refusing to pay a debt you never agreed to.

Check Cornell Law’s Legal Information Institute for contract basics — fraud kills enforceability every time.

Facing Government Demands

When the taxman or some agency sends a nasty letter demanding money, here’s your move.

Write back politely and tell them, “I’m not the legal name on your file; that’s a fiction. Your claim is based on a fraudulent contract, so it’s null and void.”

Include a Bill of Exchange — think of it as your counteroffer, redirecting their demand back to the system that created it. They’re fishing for profit through your strawman, hoping you will fall for their trickery.

Banks only deal in Bills of Exchange and promissory Notes. The money in your wallet is a Bill of Exchange; a “promise to pay” that’s really just debt. By claiming they do not accept Bills of Exchange of Promissory Notes they are declaring they are exempt from the law.

Demand proof that they are exempt from the law, and demand that they prove they’ve got authority over the real you, the Administrator, but not the paper version. Most won’t know how to respond — they’re not used to people pushing back like this.

If it escalates to court, but make sure you go prepared.

How to Prepare to go to Court

Cases are won by those who go to court well prepared, and certain of their facts.

Before going to court, you need to prepare the way. You do this by creating a paper trail. Make copies of all original documents the government sends you, and always make copies once you have processed them. Keep all the documents in a file in consecutive order so that you can easily access them whenever needed.

There are caselaw precedents that confirm Bills of Exchange are legal tender under the law. For example, refer to Commercial Bank of Australia v. Amadio” (1983) 151 CLR 447. More caselaw is available to read and download from the Telegram app in the Live in Private (LIP) account.

There are many more caselaw judgements you can refer to. You will have to do some research, but we can point you in the right direction.

1. Start you Telegram app, and look for this logo:
2. Find the M-R LIBRARY (LIP) ##NOT CHAT## section, and then click on the name at top of the right-hand window. Select Files from the popup menu, and read through each caselaw to find any that apply to your case.

Now that you have prepared your case and all your documents are ready to go to court, you need to prepare yourself mentally.

Going to court is stressful, but it needn’t be if you are prepared and you feel confident you know what you will say and how you will present your case. Preparation is key. Look on Telegram LIP for court scripts to help you.

So, when you go to court, be prepared and walk in confident you can win because you have the law on your side and you know what is says. You will be there to present the FACTS to the judge, not to defend the charges they have levelled at you. They cannot deny the law in court.

Take these when you go to court:

1. If there is no FOI report listed in this website for your country, be proactive and write to your national Attorney General and ask the questions on the downloadable FOI letter on this page. Take the response to court to prove that you have made every effort to learn if the company trying to penalize you in court is exempt from the law. They have to answer your challenge in court. A download link is provided below for you to download the Australian FOI response that states that no government agency is exempt from the law.
2. Take these when you go to court: A copy of the BOE(s) you sent, and copies of all correspondence between you and the organization, including their letters attempting to deny accepting the settlement and demanding money with menaces, and using threats with enforcement. These are crimes and you can point this out and have them charged.
3. Print out and take a copy of the Bills of Exchange Act for your country. We have provided links to various countries’ Bills of Exchange. If your country is not listed here, please send us a link to it and we will add it to the growing list. An easy way to find the equivalent sections in your country’s Bills of Exchange Act is to use any AI program. We prefer X/Grok, but ChatGPT is good too.
4. This is what you ask: “Compare the Australian bills of exchange act 1909 with the [your country] bills of exchange act [provide the link here] and give me the list of sections in the [your country] act that compare to the Australian act sections, 8, 26, 47, 48, 68.” AI will compare the two bills and show you the equivalent sections in your bill. Then print them out and include them in your court documents.
5. If your country is a signatory to the UCC Rules, print out and take a copy of the UCC Rules Article 3. This is the section that governs how GovCorp must process negotiable instruments (BOE, Promissory Notes, etc). However, the UCC Rules are only a guide for nations to follow. They do not impact on your ability to create a Bill of Exchange. Even if your country is not bound to UCC rules they will follow them because they govern international trade. Remember, every bill you get from the government is governed by laws they must obey.
6. When you go into court stick to the FACTS. Magistrates and judges hate wasting time. There is plenty of help on Telegram (LIP) Court Matters (Click on the Image LIP FORMS above).
7. Often, the court or GovCorp solicitors will accuse you of being a “sovereign citizen”. Ignore them. You are in court to establish the FACT that you have acted within their laws. Never respond to their claims, unless it will help you present the FACTS. Instead, always challenge any claims they make in court. If they make the claim they must prove it before the court. You are not there to fight their claims; you are in court to make them accountable and to prove their claims.
8. Common law does not work in their courts. Don’t try to use it. Their courts are purely commercial contract courts. You are there to prove that you have acted legally, not to debunk the opposition.
9. If/When the opposing solicitor attempts to argue that a BOE is not a legal financial instrument don’t try to educate him. Instead, always challenge any claims they make and ask them to prove their claims, or prove their client is exempt from the law.
10. Show the magistrate/judge your evidence – It’s called Presenting Evidence to the Court – and explain that you have acted honorably while doing everything possible to settle the account legally. Ask the magistrate/judge if the organization that has summoned you to court can prove they are exempt from the law. That should settle your case in your favour. However, in the corrupt court systems we currently suffer under there are no guarantees that they will follow the law, so be prepared to be defeated. But always go in with a positive attitude, because you are right and they are wrong.

Download the FOI response letter that proves all government entities are bound by the law

Once you have presented your case, you should file a motion to dismiss, arguing the case rests on a fraudulent foundation — the birth certificate. Point to Clausula Rebus Sic Stantibus: the contract is void ab initio (from the beginning) due to deceit. Bring evidence like your rejection of the legal name and the Bill of Exchange you sent. You’re not dodging responsibility — you’re exposing a sham.

Courts might resist, but you’re planting a seed they can’t ignore.

Taking Control

This isn’t just talk — it’s action. Kate’s got essays and radio shows (search “Kate of Gaia” online) to dive deeper, and Richard’s video is packed with “whoa” moments.

Want legal footing?

Peek at the Vienna Convention or Cornell University Law site. Sure, stepping away from that legal name might shake up your taxes, job, or ID stuff — Richard wonders why we let it define us anyway — but it’s your call. You’re not stuck in their plot anymore. You know the truth and you have the power to hold these people trying to rob us to account under the law.

Your name has been the star of a secret story, but now you’re the writer. It’s not about fraud holding you down — it’s about you standing up.

Are you ready to rewrite your chapter and reclaim your living rights that are protected by law?