Hospitals & Asylums
January 2006
Bureau
of Economic Analysis Resolution for Fiscal
Year HA-1-1-06
Will FY 2006 be a bull or bear market? Having balanced the budget in 2005 HA resolves to entertain the dispute regarding the overestimated $12.2 trillion US GDP in 2006 by reconciling the advanced economic study of the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) with the $6.4 trillion income estimates of the US Census in 2000 overshadowed by the $9 trillion public debt of the federal government so we can make progress under the 1993 System of National Accounts (SNA) or overthrow the vague regime of UN Statistics regarding the calculation of the GDP in table 2.4 by simplifying the calculation for the Gross domestic product à (Per capita income x population) + Taxation = GDP to harmonize the national economic administration Table with the census:
Ecosystems and human
well-being: Health synthesis HA-5-1-06
Review of the World Health Organization report released in 2005. Over 1 billion people lack access to safe water supplies; 2.6 billion people lack adequate sanitation. This has led to widespread microbial contamination of drinking water. Water-associated infectious diseases claim 3.2 million lives each year, approximately 6% of all deaths globally. Aggregate food production currently is sufficient to meet the needs of all, yet of the present world population of over 6 billion, over 800 million consume insufficient protein or calories to meet daily minimum requirements. Worldwide, under-nutrition accounts for nearly 10% of the burden of disease. Human activities are responsible for an annual emission of an estimated 7.9 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere.
Help Prevent Looming Starvation
of Refugees in
New Sentence Describing HA HA-13-1-06
The 2006 Regular Session of the Committee on Nongovernmental Organizations
19-27 January 2006 in New York may describe the general consultative
relationship between HA and the UN in one parliamentary sentence, by writing:
“Hospitals & Asylums (HA)
is a nongovernmental US rule of law devoted to upholding scientific
international development and human rights standards www.title24uscode.org”
Why MLK, Jr.
Would Be Pleased HA-16-1-06
A Mind Freedom Delegation is entering the United Nations
for Meetings on Disability and Human Rights that began this Martin Luther King
Jr. Day 2006 which could lead to an international binding treaty that includes
the human rights of people diagnosed with psychiatric disorders. MLK said, there are certain words in the technical vocabulary of
every academic discipline that tend after a while to become stereotype and
cliché, there is a word in modern psychology which is now probably more
familiar than any other words in psychology. It is the word - maladjusted; it
is the ringing cry of the new child, psychology -- maladjusted. But I want to leave saying to you that there
are some things in our social system that I'm proud to be maladjusted to, and I
call upon you to be maladjusted to. I never intend to adjust myself to the
viciousness of lynch mobs; I never intend to become adjusted to the evils of
segregation and discrimination; I never intend to become adjusted to the tragic
inequalities of the economic system which will take necessity from the masses
to give luxury to the classes; I never intend to become adjusted to the
insanity's of militarism, the self-defeating method of physical violence.
Gonzalez v.
The
US Supreme Court decided that the CSA does not allow the Attorney General to
prohibit doctors from prescribing regulated drugs for use in physician-assisted
suicide under state law permitting the procedure. The Oregon Death With
Dignity Act exempts from civil or criminal liability state-licensed physicians
who, dispense or prescribe a lethal dose of drugs upon the request of a
terminally ill patient.
Organizational
Session of ECOSOC HA-19-1-06
The
Substantive Session of ECOSOC and the high level meeting of the Council with
the Bretton Woods institutions, WTO and UNCTAD last
spring provided an opportunity to discuss the economic, social and
environmental agenda of the
UN Chronicle:
Oceans, Coasts and
The Third Global Conference on Oceans, Coasts, and
UN Chronicle: The
Holocaust: Remembrance and Beyond HA-25-1-06
Headquarters at the United Nations Department of
Public Information will hold the first observance of the
International Day of Commemoration in memory of the victims of
the Holocaust on
Civil Rights Act
of 2006 HA-27-1-06
A civil right is an
enforceable right or privilege for an individual, which if interfered with by
another gives rise to an action for injury. Examples of civil rights are
freedom of speech, press, assembly, the right to vote, freedom from slavery and
involuntary servitude, and the right to equality in public places. Discrimination occurs when the civil rights of an individual are denied or
interfered with because of their membership in a particular group or class.
Statutes have been enacted to prevent discrimination based on a persons race,
sex, religion, age, previous condition of servitude, physical limitation,
national origin and in some instances sexual preference. This Act reviews
Civil Rights in the US and makes two amendments to the Statute first, to ratify
the Optional Protocols to the International Bill of Rights, Torture Convention
and Convention on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women to confer
right to the individual and second, to set forth a 10 Year Community Based
Corrections Equality Plan.
Model Rules of Community Corrections HA-31-1-06
The
US prison population strangely quadrupled from 503,586 in 1981 to 2,135,901 in
2004 and we must focus upon geographically reducing the prison population to
international acceptably levels <1 million, to <0.4% from >0.7% of the
population. To manage a steady decline of the penal
system for ten years without jeopardizing the peace the
Sanders,