Share the
following information with others, The Post Office computers know Our mailing address without zip code and gets it to Us
without delay. Insist on it being sent without zip code. just as We show on Our web site. If the Postal clerk
gives you a problem, give them this info on "zip codes may be
omitted". Be sure to use the full word "California" and
not "CA". CA is a district of Washington DC overlayed
over California, the republic. We are in California and not in CA.
The same is true with zip codes. We do not want to be in that venue and
jurisdiction. Most Americans do not know what is going on or why they do
what they do. I suggest reading the material on this web site http://www.usavsus.info/ to understand what is going on and share the info with
family, friends, and others. "See Domestic Mail Manual 602 1.3e (2)" This is what that is about: The latest cite for the statement
"zip codes may be omitted"
is now "DMM 602 1.3e (2)" (last printing on January 8,
2006).previously (years ago) it was "DMM 122.32"
"DMM" stands for "DOMESTIC MAIL MANUAL" See: http://pe.usps.gov/text/dmm300/602.htm#wp1085541 DMM
602 1.3 reads as follows (emphasis by Me): 1.3 Address Elements All
mail not bearing a simplified address under 3.0, Use
of Alternative Addressing, must bear a delivery address that contains at least the following elements in this order
from the top line: a. Intended recipient's
name or other identification. b. Private mailbox designator ("PMB" or alternative
"#") and number if the mailpiece is
addressed to a commercial mail receiving agency (CMRA) address. c. Street and number. (Include the apartment number, or use the
Post Office box number, or general
delivery, or rural route or
highway contract route designation and box number, as applicable.) d. City and state (or state abbreviation). The city is any acceptable mailing name for the 5-digit
ZIP Code serving the intended recipient as shown in the USPS City State Product. e. ZIP Code (5-digit or ZIP + 4) where required: 1. ZIP Codes are required on Express Mail, Presorted and automation price
First-Class Mail, Periodicals mail, Standard
Mail, Package Services mail (except single-piece price Parcel Post), all mail sent to military addresses within the United
States and to APO and FPO addresses, all official mail (penalty mail), all
business reply mail, and all merchandise return service mail. 2. Unless required above, ZIP
Codes may be omitted from single-piece price First-Class Mail (including Priority Mail), single-piece price Parcel Post, and pieces bearing a simplified address. The term: "single
piece" is used because ordinary people send out letters
or packages separately. But corporations are usually the ones that
send out mass mailings. The corporate government has
jurisdiction over its creations such as corporations (fictions), their
services, and products. Also, keep in mind that fictions can only deal
with fictions. Therefore, corporations usually convert Ones proper
name and mailing location into a fiction. Mail from
corporations are usually sent to a fiction. Computer database
software today is set up for fictions only. It is nearly impossible to do
otherwise unless hand written. The current
definition for "single piece" is as follows and found
at http://www.presort.com/pub32.pdf: single-piece rate — A postage rate
available for individual pieces of Express Mail,
First-Class Mail, Priority Mail, and Standard Mail (B). It is not available for Periodicals except under the rate category
of basic. This type of rate contrasts with rates available for bulk
mail and presorted mail. Also, take notice that
"state abbreviation" as mentioned above in DMM 1.3d is a minor option in
brackets "()" and not required. True state abbreviation
for California is "Calif." not CA. According to the above, most mail and
packages can be sent without zip. The DMM states
that mail "must bear a delivery address", not a zip,
unless where required under special conditions. ZIP Codes are applicable to Federal territories and enclaves
located within the 50 States of the Union, and within the District of Columbia.
-- cf. Piqua Bank v. Knoup, 6 Ohio
342, 404 (1856) and U.S. v. Butler, 297 U.S. 1, 63 (1936) I am in California, not within the territory or enclave of
DC. I am a California national, not a U.S. citizen, and not in CA. Most people are volunteering into the Federal venue by
becoming a "US citizen" and attaching "CA" and zips to
their homes and or mailing locations. Mail intended to be sent to Me but
is sent to "CA", may be "refused for cause" for incorrect
venue. Keep in mind that when one does the pledge of allegiance
flag salute, is it to the "republic for which it stands" not
"democracy? The citizens of DC and its enclaves are in a democracy. Each state is "a nation unto
itself" and are to be "republics"; having a republican form of government. Most people never question things but go along with the
masses. People are like "frogs in the pot" where the heat
is turned up slowly until they become cooked. The U.S. Postal Service cannot
discriminate against the non-use of ZIP codes, pursuant to the Postal
Reorganization Act, Section 403 (Public Law 91-375). Most Postal clerks at
lower positions are like sheep. They know and understand
only what they are told to do. They believe what the majority believes
and no more; rarely ever questioning anything. Most have never read the
Post Office manual. You may have to educate them on
their own "Domestic Mail Manual" (DMM). When you do, they will
remember you and respect you as the one that is knowledgeable in these
matters. You can show them this email if you like. Keep Me
informed. Thank you. Jack Take a look at the
following listed web page and discover "The Truth as I See
it" about American governance: http://www.USAvsUS.info. You
will find out what they do not want you to know. This is true with
most other countries controlled and manipulated by the One World government
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