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1. So let me drop a little sovereign citizen knowledge on you. Most sovereign citizens believe that using zip codes would be signing a contract with the illegitimate government that would take away your sovereignty. So they really don't want to use zip codes. But they do want
2. their mail. O Conundrum, how you task me! Consequently, sovereign citizens have developed all sorts of magical solutions to their problem. For instance, some believe that if you put brackets or parenthesis around a zip code, it magically immunizes you from entering into that
3. awful contract. Others believe that you can fool the contract demons by calling the zip code something other than a zip code--like putting "Postal Code 43210" or "Postal Zone 77925" on an address. Are you still with me? Good. Now go look at that lawsuit graphic again.
4. Note the address under "Nuremberg Trials." Look how it says "Zone Improvement Plan (ZIP) 19134." This is an example of the "name the zip code something else" tactic. Moreover, this particular way of renaming the code is something I had never seen before--and I thought
5. I'd seen everything! But something is always brewing in the fertile minds of sovereign citizens, so if you wait long enough you'll definitely get a new twist on every old theme.
6. Bonus content: Travis posted the whole set of documents and I notice within it a different example of the sovereign zip code fascination--the use of "zip exempt." 
