Birth certificate deception and Sovereign citizens are 2 different things. Birth certificate deception is worth looking into, however it is excruciatingly complex by design. Sovereign appears to be a dead end, the point is, it is not the same thing, *Sovereign Citizens, try and use the Birth certificate deception in their arguments, but they use it incorrectly

Do not just ignore it. "Let he who is deceived, be deceived" an old maxim of Roman law. If you wish to be deceived for the rest of your life, and for your children to be deceived for the rest of theirs, then that is your choice.

Sovereign citizens are off course, as it appears that you cannot be a sovereign (IIRC) without meeting certain criteria, 1 of them being, owning or commanding a standing army, this is why the Queen of England for example can be a 'Sovereign'.

A better route to go down again, is birth certificate deception only (forget sovereign stuff), which is: Your birth certificate WAS registered as a Cestui Que Vie TRUST via the Cestui Que Vie Act 1666 when you were born -> https://www.legislation.gov.uk/aep/Cha2/18-19/11

You also need to have some knowledge of how Trust law works, and its all about who is (or being able to ascertain who is) the ADMINISTRATOR of your trust that was registered via your birth certificate when you were born. (Whether you believe it or not). The Administrator is one of the three legal parties in a Legal Trust, and in all cases is assumed to be the state unless you can successfully claim the role. And yes there are many things you can say without realizing it, which will immediately disqualify you from the role, and put you in your assumed role, which is the beneficiary of the Trust. The beneficiary of a TRUST does what the ADMINISTRATOR (or executor, different term for the same thing) says they must do

If you wish to learn more, you can start here: https://areweallreallyeducated.com/the-cestui-que-vie-birth-certificate-trust/