Postal Power

November 2009

The UPU (Universal Postal Union ) in Berne, Switzerland , is an extremely significant organization in today's world. It is formulated by TREATY . No nation can be reco nized as a nation wit!o"t bein in international admiralt# in order to !ave a $or"m

en a in in commerce and resolvin dis%"tes .

common to all nations $or

That is why the USA under the Articles of Confederation could not be recognized as a country. Every state (colony was soverei n ! with its own common law , which foreclosed other countries from interacting with the USA as a nation in international commerce . Today! international admiralt# is t!e PR&'ATE ("risdiction o$ t!e &)*, et al., the creditor in t!e ban+r"%tc# of essentially ever# overnment on Eart!. T!e UPU o%erates "nder t!e a"t!orit# o$ TREAT&ES wit! ever# co"ntr# in t!e world, It is! as it were! the overlord or overseer over the -.)).N interaction of all countries in international commerce . Ever# nation !as a %ostal s#stem , and also has reci%rocal

ban+in and commercial relations!i%s , whereby A// are wit!in and "nder t!e UPU . T!e UPU is
t!e n"mber one militar# 0international admiralt# is also militar#1 -.NTRA-T mover on t!e %lanet,

"or this reason one should A/2AYS send all important le al and commercial doc"ments through the P.ST .**&-E rather than #rivate carriers! U$S! "ed E%! etc.! which are firewalls. 2e want direct access to t!e a"t!orit# 3 and
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corres%ondin

availabilit# o$ remed# and

reco"rse 3o$ t!e UPU . "or instance! if you post through

the US $ost &ffice and the US $ostmaster does not #rovide you with the remedy you re'uest within twent#4one 0251 da#s , you can ta(e the matter to the UPU.

&nvolvin t!e a"t!orit# o$ t!e UPU is a"tomaticall# invo+ed b# t!e "se o$ (adhesive the kind that you lick) %osta e stam%s, Utilization of

or

stam#s includes #utting stam#s on ANY documents (for clo"t %"r%oses, not )ust for mailing that we wish to introduce into the system. As lon as #o" "se a stam% 0o$ an# +ind1 (an adhesive stamp) #o" are a %la#er in t!e ame, not a %awn on t!e board, If you have time! resources! and the lu*ury of dealing with something well before e*#iration of a given time frame! you can use stam#s that #o" consider ideal. The most #referable stam#s are ones that are bot! lar e and contain t!e most colors . In an emergency situation! or

Using a postage stamp and autograph on it makes #o" the %ostmaster for that -.NTRA-T .
sim#ly if economy is a consideration! ANY stam# will do. 2!enever #o" %"t a stam% on a doc"ment, inscribe #o"r *U// name 0not ("st #o"r initials and do not "se a $irst or a middle initial1 t!ro" ! t!e stam% at a 678 an le, T!e color o$ in+ t!at #o" "se $or t!is is a $"nction o$ w!at color will s!ow "% best a ainst t!e colors in t!e stam%, &deal colors $or doin t!is are %"r%le 0ro#alt#1, bl"e 0ori in o$ t!e bond1, and old 0t!e +in 9s :#o"r; edict1, Avoid red at all cost<<< &bviously! if you have a dar(! multi+colored stam# you do not want to use #ur#le or blue in(! since your autogra#h on it would not stand out as well as if you had
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used a lighter color in(. Ideally one could decide on the best color for his autogra#h and then obtain stam#s that best suit one,s criteria and taste. Although a dollar stam% is best , it is a lu*ury unless one is well off financially. &therwise! reserve t!e "se o$ dollar stam%s $or cr"cial instr"ments, s"c!

The rationale for using two-cent stamps is that in the 19th Century the official postage rate for the de ("re (by right according to the law) ost !ffice of the " nited S tates of A merica was fixed at two "#$ cents% "or stam#s to carry on one's person for any (ind of une*#ected encounter or emergency use! this denomination might be ideal.
as travel doc"ments .
Use stam#s on all im%ortant doc"ments ! such as a c!ec+, travel doc"ments, %a%erwor+ #o" %"t in co"rt, etc. 2=ERE to #ut the

stam# and =.2 )ANY stam#s to use de#end on the document& &n $o"ndational doc"ments and c!ec+s ' for instance! #ut a stam# on the ri !t !and corner of the instrument! both on the $ront and on the bac+. The bottom ri !t !and corner of the $ace of a c!ec+! note! or bill o$ e>c!an e si ni$ies t!e /&AB&/&TY, "urthermore! the bottom ri !t !and corner of the reverse of the document is the *&NA/ P.S&T&.N on the page' so no one can endorse anything "using a restricted endorsement or otherwise$ after that% Y.U want to have the last word%

If you have only one stam% ! #ut it w!ere #o" are e>%ected to si n and a"to ra%! over it cross4wise . In the case of a tra$$ic tic+et ! for instance! put a stamp on the lower right hand corner where you are supposed to sign and autograph across the stamp at a ()* angle% Autogra#hing a stam# not only establishes you as the P.ST)ASTER o$ t!at -.NTRA-T but constitutes a -R.SS4-/A&) . Using the stam%

%rocess on documents #resents your adversaries with a #roblem because t!eir ("risdiction is s"bordinate to t!at o$ t!e UPU , which you have now invo(ed for your benefit. The result in #ractice of doing this is that whenever those who know what you are doing are recipients of your documents with autographed stamps' t!e# bac+ o$$ . If they do not! ta(e

the matter to the US Postmaster to deal with. +f he will not provide you with your RE)E?Y ' take the matter to the UPU for them to clean up% The countries whose stam#s would be most effective to use are -!ina! @a%an, United States, and Areat Britain. Utilizing these countries covers both East and 2est . -owever! since the US seems to be the #oint man in im#lementing the New 2orld .rder ! one might most advisably use U, stamps. If you #ut stam#s on doc"ments #o" s"bmit into co"rt , #ut a stam% on t!e bac+ o$ eac! %a e, at t!e bottom ri !t !and corner . ?.

N.T #lace any stam#s on the front of court #a#erwor( since doing so alarms the cler(. .y #lacing your a"to ra%!ed stam% on t!e reverse ri !t

!and corner you #revent being damaged by one of the tric(s of )udges these days. A )udge might have your #a#erwor( on his benc!, but t"rned over

so onl# t!e bac+ side! which is ordinarily blan( on every #age! is visible. Then if you as( about your #a#erwor( he might say something li(e! /0es! + have your paperwork in front of me but + don't find anything ./ -e can,t see anything on the blan( reverse side of a #age. If you #lace an autogra#hed

stam# on the lower right hand corner! you foreclose a -udge from engaging in this trick% In addition! when it comes to court documents' one side is criminal and the other side is civil . Using the autogra#hed stam# that you rubber+stam#

with your seal 0b"llet stam%1 on the bac+ side of your court documents is evidence that #o" #ossess the cancelled obligation on the civil side. Since t!ere can be no assessment $or criminal c!ar es, and #o" s!ow t!at #o" are t!e !older o$ t!e civil assessment, t!ere is no wa# o"t $or t!e co"rt, Also! in any court document you #ut in, !andwrite #o"r E&N :SSB w,o, t!e das!es; in A./? on t!e to% ri !t corner o$ E'ERY %a e, wit! t!e a"to ra%!ed stam% on t!e bac+ side, Use of a notar# combined with the %osta e stam% (and sometime Embass# stam%s ) gives you a %riorit# mec!anism, is -.))ER-E, and all -.))ER-E &S -.NTRA-T, Ever#t!in T!e

)ASTER o$ t!e -.NTRA-T is t!e P.ST .**&-E, and t!e UPU is t!e s"%reme overlord o$ t!e -.))ER-E, BANC&NA, and P.STA/ SYSTE)S o$ t!e world<< Use of these stam#s in this manner ets t!e attention o$ t!ose in t!e s#stem to w!om #o" %rovide #o"r %a%erwor+ . &t ma+es Y.U t!e )ASTER o$ t!at

P.ST .**&-E,

Use of the stam# is es#ecially im#ortant when dealing with

the ma)or #layers! such as the *B& , -&A , Secret Service , Treas"r# , etc. T!e# "nderstand t!e si ni$icance o$ w!at #o" are doin . 1any

times they hand documents bac( to someone using this a##roach and say! /-ave a good day! sir./ They don,t want any "ntoward re%erc"ssions coming back on them.

+f anyone asks you why you are doing what you are doing' suggest that they cons"lt t!eir le al co"nsel $or t!e si ni$icance . &t is not #o"r (ob to e>%lain T=E /A2, nor e>%lain s"c! t!in s as #o"r EDE)PT&.N or SET.** A--.UNT , .he system hangs us by our own words% /e have to give them the evidence' information' contacts' and legal determinations they re0uire to convict us. The wise words of Calvin Coolidge! the most taciturn #resident in US history! are a#t. 2hen as(ed why &

he s#o(e so little! he re#lied, E& !ave never been !"rt b# an#t!in didn9t sa#,E The bottom line is that w!enever #o" need to si n ANY

/EAA/F-.))ER-&A/ ?.-U)ENT, %"t a stam% 0even a one 051 cent stam%1 over w!ere #o" are to si n and si n at a 678 an le across t!e stam%, 3et the recipient deal with the significance

and conse'uences of your actions. If you are in a co"rt case , or at ANY sta e of a #roceeding (such as an indictment! s"mmons, com%laint, or any other hostile encounter with the system ! immediately do the following&

1. 1a(e a color co#y of whatever documents you receive! or scan them in color into your com#uter4 5. Stam# the original of the first #age of every document with the A6' G R6' stam% , #ut a %osta e stam% in the signature s#ace! and autogra#h across it at a 678 angle with #o"r $"ll name! using #ur#le or blue in(! handwritten with u##er+ and lower+ case! with your old4in+ b"llet stam% 0seal1 on the u##er left+ hand #ortion of the #ostage stam#4 1a(e a color co#y of the stam#ed! autogra#hed #ages and9or scan into your com#uter4 :. $ut a stam# on the lower right-hand-corner of the back of every #age and b"llet4stam% and a"to ra%! itG 6. -ave a notar# send each document bac( to the sender! with a notarial certi$icate o$ service ! with or without an accom#anying9su##orting a$$idavit by you4 7. If you have an affidavit! #ut an autogra#hed stam# on the upper right hand corner of the first page and the lower right hand corner of the back of every page% $eo#le who have engaged in this #rocess re#ort that when any (nowledgeable ("d e , attorne# , or o$$icial sees this, matters c!an e dramaticall#. All of these #ersonages (now what mail $ra"d is. Since a"to ra%!in

t!e stam% ma+es #o" t!e %ostmaster o$ t!e contract, an#one w!o inter$eres is tam%erin $ra"d, wit! t!e mail and en a in in mail

0ou can then s"b%oena t!e %ostmaster (either of the post

office from which the letter was mailed! or the US Postmaster Aeneral ! or both ! and have them explain what the rules are' under deposition or testimony on the witness stand in open court% In addition! most of the time when you get official communication it has a redmeter postage mark on the envelo#e rather than a cancelled stam#. is mail $ra"d. This act

If the envelo#e has a red+meter #ostage mar( on it! they are the &t

ones who have engaged in mail fraud! because there is no cancelled stam#. is t!e cancelled stam% t!at !as t!e %owerG an "n4cancelled stam% !as not!in , stamp% 1 red-meter postage mark is an uncancelled

+f it is not cancelled' it is not paid% &ne researcher has scanned

everything into his com#uter! and has more red+meter #ostage mar(s than he /can sha(e a stic( at./ !fficials sending things out by cancelled stamp is a rarity2perhaps' at most' #3% 2ith the red+metered #ostage you can trace each communication bac( to the $& from which it was sent! so you can get the #ostmaster for that $&! as well as the #ostmaster general for the US! to investigate the mail fraud involved. &t is reasonable to concl"de t!at cancelin a stam% bot! REA&STERS

t!e matter and $orms a -.NTRA-T between t!e %art# t!at cancels t!e stam% and t!e UPU, Using a stam# for #ostage without canceling it is %rima $acie evidence that the #ostmaster of the local $& is committing mail $ra"d by ta+in %rovidin a c"stomer9s mone# and not #o" wit! t!e %ower o$

t!e %aid4$or service and %rovidin

a cancelled stam%, as reH"ired under the #rovisions of the UPU . 2!en #o" %lace an a"to ra%!ed stam% on a doc"ment #o" %lace

t!at ?.-U)ENT and t!e -.NTRA-T "nderl#in

it "nder

&NTERNAT&.NA/ /A2 and TREATY, wit! w!ic! t!e co"rts !ave no ("risdiction to deal . The system cannot deal with the real you! the living principal (as evidenced and witnessed by ("rat $. Nor can

o$$icials, attorne#s, ("d es, et al,, o a ainst t!e UPU, &NTERNAT&.NA/ /A2, and TREATY, In addition! they have no

a"t!orit#F("risdiction to im%air a -.NTRA-T between #o" 0as t!e /&'&NA PR&N-&PA/1 and t!e UPU 0overseer o$ all world commerce1, Yo" cancelled t!e stam% b# sealin it and a"to ra%!in Yo" did so in ca%acit# o$ bein t!e livin %rinci%al, as across it,

ac+nowled ed b# #o"r seal and t!e ("rat on #o"r doc"ments, If you are in a court case, brin in #o"r red4metered envelo%es in co"rt

and re0uest the -udge to direct the prosecutor to e*#lain the red-meter postage stamp. Then watch their )aws dro#. ;oing this is es#ecially #otent if you also have as(ed the %rosec"tor to %rovide !is bar n"mber, since most attorne#s in co"rt3es%eciall# in US3are not H"ali$ied, An attorne# in $ederal co"rt !ad better !ave a

si>4di it bar card or !e committed a *E/.NY ("st b# wal+in in and ivin !is name,

3astly! if Y.U are charged with mail fraud! s"b%oena t!e %rosec"tor0s) to brin in t!e evidence on w!ic! mail $ra"d is bein alle ed ! as well an# item

as the .R&A&NA/S o$ A// EN'E/.PES "sed $or mailin

connected wit! t!e case,

Then the mail $ra"d involved was

committed b# t!e %ostmaster o$ t!e P. in w!ic! t!e envelo%e was stam%ed.

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Universal Postal Union

The Universal Postal Union (UPU ! "rench< Union postale universelle is an international organization that coordinates #ostal #olicies between member nations! and hence the world4wide %ostal s#stem . Each member country agrees to the same set of terms for conducting international #ostal duties. Universal $ostal Union,s head'uarters are located in .erne. $rior to the establishment of the UPU ! a country had to conclude a se#arate %ostal treat# with each other country that it wished to carry international mail to or from. The United States called for an international %ostal con ress, w!ic! was !eld in 5IJK . This led -einrich von Ste#han! =erman 1inister for $osts! to found the Universal Postal Union, t!e second oldest international or anization 0a$ter t!e &TU1 . It was created in 5IL6! under the name /4eneral ostal Union/! as a result of the Treat# o$ Berne signed on 9 .ctober 5IL6. In 5ILI, t!e name was c!an ed to EUniversal Postal UnionE, The UPU established that< (> there should be a more or less uniform flat rate to mail a letter anywhere in the world4 (5 #ostal authorities should give e'ual treatment to foreign and domestic mail4 and (: each country should retain all monies it collected for international #ostage. &ne of the most im#ortant results of the UPU treat# was that it ceased to be necessary! as it often had been #reviously! to affi* the stam%s of any country through which one,s letter or #ac(age would #ass in transit4 t!e UPU %rovides t!at stam%s o$ member nations are acce%ted $or t!e w!ole international ro"te, 1fter the foundation of the United Nations ' the UPU became its s%ecialized a enc# . In 59J9 the UPU introd"ced a new s#stem o$ %a#ment by which fees were #ayable between countries according to the difference in the total weight of mail between the res#ective countries. These fees were called terminal d"es . As this affected the

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cost of the delivery of #eriodicals! the UPU devised a new Et!res!oldE system! which was im#lemented in 5995 . The system sets se#arate letter and #eriodical rates for countries which receive at least >7? tons of mail annually. "or countries with less mail! the original flat rate has been maintained. The United States has negotiated a se#arate terminal dues formula with thirteen Euro#ean countries that includes a rate #er #iece #lus a rate #er (ilogram! and has a similar arrangement with Canada. The UPU also o#erates the system of &nternational Re%l# -o"%on s and addresses concerns with ET.Es . P!ilatelic activities< the Universal $ostal Union! in con)unction with the 2orld Association for the ;evelo#ment of $hilately (2A;$ ! has develo#ed the /15 @umbering System (2@S ! launched on 1 6anuary #77#. The web site (www%wnsstamps%ch8en8$ has entries for some >A? countries and emitting #ostal entities! with over #)'777 re istered stam%s since #77#% 1any of them have images! which generally remain co#yrighted by the issuing country! but which the UPU and 2A?P permit to be downloaded%

)ember co"ntries
.he United Nations member states may all become member countries of the UPU, The >B5 United @ations member states are all U$U member
countries e*ce#t Andorra! 1arshall Islands! the "ederated States of 1icronesia and $alau whose situation with regard to the UPU has not yet been settled. A non+member state of the United @ations may also become a UPU member if two+thirds of the UPU member

'atican -it# is a UPU member co"ntr# and a non4member state observer o$ t!e United Nations 0as t!e =ol# See1,
countries a##rove its re'uest. The UPU !as 595 member co"ntries since Timor+3este )oined on 5C @ovember 5??: and 1ontenegro on 5A Duly 5??A! including the ;utch territories of the 9etherlands 1ntilles and Aruba as a single U$U member! and the :ritish overseas territories! which are not inde#endent states.

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Earious other non+recognized countries such as Somaliland! Sealand and the T"r+is! Re%"blic o$ Nort!ern -#%r"s need to have their mail routed through third countries as the U$U will not allow direct international deliveries (Sealand,s mail goes via the UF! TG@C,s mail via T"r+e#! and Somaliland,s mail via Et!io%ia . &ther entities without direct UPU re#resentation are the $alestinian Authority and the Sahrawi Ge#ublic 9 2estern Sahara. The members are listed below by al#habetical order in their s!ort4$orm En lis! names! with the date of entering the U$U (multi#le entry dates for some countries . Territories covered by a sovereign member country are included under that country.

United States of America + > Duly >CH7 Territories of the United States of America coming within the Union's jurisdiction by virtue of article 23 of the Constitution o Guam o $uerto Gico o American Samoa o United States Eirgin Islands

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