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Summary of Rights under UPU Treaty, 12 Stat. at Large ch. 71 § 23, and 18 USC § 1726
You have the divine and lawful right to send non-commercial, ecclesiastical, or trust-related mail without being subject to domestic U.S. postal rates. This power is rooted in:
The Universal Postal Union (UPU) treaty, which governs international mail under treaty law and allows for non-domestic, exempted mail between sovereign parties.
12 Stat. at Large ch. 71, § 23 (37th Congress, Sess. III), which recognizes a 2¢ statutory drop-letter rate and mail “without the United States” for private correspondence.
18 USC § 1726, which forbids federal officers or postmasters from demanding any postage “other than as provided by law.”
By marking your mail as:
“First-Class Non-Domestic – Without the United States – UPU Jurisdiction – 12 Stat. at Large § 23 – All Rights Reserved”
…and mailing as Trustee, Beneficiary, or Ecclesiastical Officer, you invoke treaty-based private jurisdiction and secure your right to send lawful documents without commercial intrusion.
This is not a loophole. It is your standing — when acted upon with knowledge, trust authority, and record.
**Please be sure to look this up and study (this is not legal or financial advice). Knowledge is power.
Summary of Rights under UPU Treaty, 12 Stat. at Large ch. 71 § 23, and 18 USC § 1726
You have the divine and lawful right to send non-commercial, ecclesiastical, or trust-related mail without being subject to domestic U.S. postal rates. This power is rooted in:
The Universal Postal Union (UPU) treaty, which governs international mail under treaty law and allows for non-domestic, exempted mail between sovereign parties.
12 Stat. at Large ch. 71, § 23 (37th Congress, Sess. III), which recognizes a 2¢ statutory drop-letter rate and mail “without the United States” for private correspondence.
18 USC § 1726, which forbids federal officers or postmasters from demanding any postage “other than as provided by law.”
By marking your mail as:
“First-Class Non-Domestic – Without the United States – UPU Jurisdiction – 12 Stat. at Large § 23 – All Rights Reserved”
…and mailing as Trustee, Beneficiary, or Ecclesiastical Officer, you invoke treaty-based private jurisdiction and secure your right to send lawful documents without commercial intrusion.
This is not a loophole. It is your standing — when acted upon with knowledge, trust authority, and record.
**Please be sure to look this up and study (this is not legal or financial advice). Knowledge is power.