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No argument from me, and no intention of seeming to call into question the values you articulate. But I'll point out again, your "tremendous pull" is lower than it would be with less rope on rope friction. For me, I'd make that trade if the pull needed to go big...I can think of a way or two...

As with any version of a trucker's hitch, and as DMc so accurately noted, the need to keep tension on the system to keep it from falling apart prematurely is the only fly in the otherwise fine ointment. Another observation: if we drop a carabiner into any or all of the MA providing loops to run...

Nicely done. I do it with alpine butterflies, but yours sure breaks down fast and neat. Sweet.