Hospitals & Asylums
August 2007
Book Proposal HA-24-8-07
The HA website
receives around 1,000 visits a month.
The monthly report is sent to about 100 subscribers and the quarterly is
sent to around 10,000. I would estimate that 25 people have read the HA
manuscript in its entirety and 100,000 people have ever heard of the HA
non-governmental organization and maybe a million have read the statute under
which 10,000 patients lead 50 million veterans and mentally ill Americans by example. The HA acronym goes much farther - the new
draft insures all 6.6 billion people on the planet and 300 million Americans,
in ten fields of study. I update
statistics and report breakthroughs on an annual schedule. I am also available to answer questions by
email and to publish submissions on the Internet. All that is needed is a seasoned publicist to spread the word and
we could all live in a more peaceful and prosperous world. HA has the unique
potential to be the bestselling political philosophy and law of the new
millennium. The people have a
right to know about HA. The people have
a right to know who has been leading the nation while its leaders took a
holiday in Afghanistan and Iraq. The
people have a right to progressively realize the improvements to the federal
and international government proposed by HA.
The publishing industry and Congress have a responsibility to fulfill
these rights. Whereas most publishers
take between 4 and 8 months to review a book proposal I will accept offers until
April 2008 and it is hoped the book will go into print that summer.
Race for
Twenty-Eighth Amendment to the United States Constitution HA-27-8-07
Two amendments vie for the Twenty
Eighth Amendment to the US Constitution.
A three section long Balanced Budget Amendment and nine section long
Justice of the Peace Amendment. Under
Article V of the US Constitution the Congress, whenever two thirds of both
Houses or of the Legislatures of the States propose amendments they shall be
ratified by the Legislatures of three fourths of the States none of which shall
be deprived of their equal suffrage without their consent. A Balanced Budget Amendment has been
proposed numerous times to provide that Total outlays for any fiscal year shall not exceed total receipts for that
fiscal year. The Justice of the Peace
Amendment is more complex. It provides
for five year term limits for federal judges with a two term limit to the
Supreme Court. State shall be
responsible for slavery free Justices of the Peace in every jurisdiction
with wills, trusts and estates, adjudication of mental disability shall be done
by the board of mental health and social security administration. State shall
provide for prosecutors to change their name to county or city attorney. States
shall probate and parole criminal offenders to community correctional housing
and equal employment opportunity programs to substantially and sustain ably
reduce the prison population to meet international minimum standards of detention.
Cases regarding US international affairs and ambassadors shall be adjudicated
by the US International Tribunal. Federal officers convicted of crimes against
humanity shall be impeached.
Civil Rights
Amendment HA-27-8-07
Two amendments to the Civil Rights Act, a Human Rights Amendment and a 10 Year Correctional Equality Plan Amendment. Human rights are indispensable and fundamental to civil rights, democracy and the rule of law. It is imperative that USA ratify, uphold and enforce the International Bill of Rights comprised of three treaties and optional protocols. The death penalty was abolished by the Supreme Court of the United States in 1972 but failed to sway the legislature and the deviant practice was begun again in 1976 and must again be abolished although the juvenile death penalty was abolished in 2005. The Human Rights Council is led by a High Commissioner of Human Rights who heads the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights. There are 7 Committees that accept reports filed by Member nations and with the ratification of the Optional Protocol, from citizens. The United States is estimated to detain over 2.2 million prisoners. The US has the highest density of prisoners in the world with an estimated 724 per 100,000, 0.7%. Between 1980 and 2004 the prison population of the United States of America has quadrupled from a healthy 225 per 100,000 in 1981 to 724 per 100,000 in 2004. The United States must resolve to cut the prison in half through 60,000 community corrections shelters with 1.5 million beds over a period of ten years. Politicians from troublesome jurisdictions shall be barred from running for high political office unless they have substantially complied.
United Nations
Charter Amendments HA-29-8-07