Also there is the argument that since 1911 parliament act all acts of parliament have been invalid because they changed the way the laws come in to be and adjusted the power of the parliament away from the lords. If i understand correctly. All these acts since then like driving license and telecommunications act etc. Are all invalid as they don't supersede common law.
It's an argument. It's not correct through. The judges, who are "in charge" of the common law, have said so themselves - see Lord Steyn's speech in Jackson v Attorney General.
The freeman argument says that because the birth certicate and the name is in all caps, that represents the legal fiction of yourself. the birth certifcate is then akin to registering a company in the name of the person. The argument is that you were too young to consent to that and it does not represent the person but a legal fiction. It is the legal fiction that has to follow the acts and not the real person.
I've never heard that argument before but it's just odd. People do not have a separate legal personality - only registered companies do. The fact that your name is written on your birth certificate in capital letters does not change that.