I'll dig the picture out of my magnification tonight and upload it on here.

Later,

Sara-Jane

Crow,

It was explained to me this way. If you look at many corporate check, like a pay check or a government check, below the signature line it will say “authorized signature”. It says that because the fictional entity, the corporation, who is not a flesh and blood person, cannot sign. So the authorized signer who is a flesh and blood person, signs the check for the corporation.

Now, if you look at your personal checks, it appears as if there is nothing below the signature line. However, if you look at it under a high powered microscope, you will see that it is printed all the way across with the words, “authorized signer”. So, you are the flesh and blood person that is signing for the fictional entity. Your fiction entity is a corporation that is referred to as the STRAWMAN. It is just the same as the corporate checks, only we didn't know it.

Now, isn't that just amazing. It is how I finally understood the separation.

Hope this helps.

Montana