Natural Guest, you keep referring to the same site. Now a website can claim whatever the author wants, and this may be fact or it may be fiction.

If you want credibility, point us to a *law* which says that capitalisation of names is considered significant, or any relevant caselaw which says this. I went looking myself on the web; couldn't find it. Your linked site also gives no such reference, although it's quite free in providing references for everything else.

If caps is considered different, how's about typeface? Could "John Smith, Times New Roman 12-point", be a different legal entity from "John Smith, Arial 10-point"? Does bold-face or italics affect it? How about underlining?

Bottom line: I'm prepared to believe anything that comes with evidence. Your "evidence" so far has either been absent or just plain wrong - I've already debunked the claim about Canadian income tax laws, for example.

Given your other off-topic claims about the Queen financing Hitler and other bizarreness, it's clear to me that your claims are just a symptom of deeper underlying problems. If you're for real, seek help. Have your family ever mentioned therapy?

Graham.