Hospitals & Asylums
June 2010
Sorry for the
delay. I am writing this newsletter from
a café on a new laptop purchased compliments to my sister, her husband and
their one year old daughter. You have my
eternal gratitude and subscription. I
would have been on time but the lessee took my rent money and ran away from the
abuse of process, like her son who is with his dad, of the other tenant who is
being prosecuted to remove her stuff from her ex-boyfriends house and a tire
slashing, without leaving me with the Internet access code. She, her driver’s license suspended for a
DUI, has enough boyfriends now to fill up one of the storage units across the street
from her work, but is waiting for the court order. She is in much the same boat as I with the
stolen CD. I have contacted the lessee’s
employee, at work, who lives there and he got me through to a hang up. He doesn’t stay there anymore with the civil
strife having achieved such feloniousness.
I am flirting with a civil proceeding to attempt to seize the CD, get
$250 for the breeched lease and another $250 for the work and file a computer
crime against the careers of the home health care professional and his Google
advertising dominatrix with more than 200 illiterate websites. Neither health department nor Attorney
General has responded for an interim state budget shortfall of $3 billion.
On the bright side OMB
Director Peter Orszag is resigning for the same pre-approved
perjury used by Bill Frist. Good
riddance of history’s worst budgeter, it will be years before the organized
crime in health records subsides and the bad name of health theology can be proselytized. At least we now have a case proving sado-masochism is a non-communicable disease entitled to
inclusion in the list of slaves of the DSM-IV rather than its masters, entitled
to disability insurance to stave off imprisonment for escaping the bedroom. This July I am going to focus on socializing
civil law. The plan is to edit Chapters
2 and 3 to elect social workers for all civil and administrative law judgeships
so as not to tempt vulnerable people to the organized crime of lawyers abusing
power because they aren’t behind bars and enlist social workers in the
socialist party for their run for office.
We now include the Social Security Actuaries, who respond that their
annual report due in May will not be done till August, amongst the empirical
macro-economists intimidated by the criminal trademark infringement of the ICC –
HA, UN Development Program, Federal Reserve Statistical Bulletin (discontinued).
Deepwater Horizon Spill Response
Solution HA-8-6-10
On April 20, 2010, the Deepwater Horizon oil platform, drilling at
a depth 5,000 feet in the Mississippi Canyon, about 40 miles off the
Louisiana coast, suffered a catastrophic explosion; killing 11
seamen, it sank a day-and-a-half
later. The rig, manufactured by Hyundai
in
The 2010 World Atlas: MDGs 1990-2015 and the 2009 Factbook HA-1-6-10
The Atlas has been updated to record the low-point of the
global Recession. Economic growth,
around 3.5% since 1946, contracted 0.8% in 2009 and global trade plummeted
nearly 25% from 2008 levels, the largest single year drop since WWII. Purchasing power parity of GWP dropped to
$70.29 trillion (2009 est.) from $70.84 trillion (2008 est.) and the official
exchange rate GWP was $58.07 trillion U.S. dollars. Per capita income retreated about 2% to
$10,500 (2009 est.) from $10,700 (2008 est.) as global unemployment rose from
7% in 2008 to nearly 9% in 2009 while underemployment, especially in the
developing world, remained much higher.
The number of hungry people rose from 700 million to a record high of
1.2 billion. The IMF reports economic
growth to be stable at 1.7% in the first quarter and 3.2% in the second quarter
of 2010. The UN Millennium Development Goal Report 2009 brings into question
whether Goal 1 to halve the poverty, <$1 day, from 45.5% in 1990 to 22.75%
in 2015, has been jeopardized by the recession.
In 2007, only 21.5% were extremely poor, however the recession plunged
100 million more people below $1 a day and poverty increased to 22.9%, so in
2009 Goal 1 was not achieved. Both 90%
primary school enrollment rate and 50% reduction in people needing water are
both achievable at current rates of growth.
The AIDS drugs arrived and rates of infection and death went down. To achieve all the health related goals the
utility bill for water and sewage connections must be paid, folic acid
multi-vitamins are damned. The short
term plan for 2010 is for the bailouts to cease and ODA to exceed the $154
billion committed. The long term plan is
to levy a carbon tax to finance eco-friendly water, sewage and electricity
(solar) connections in slums by 2030.
The medium term plan to finance the MDGs for 2015 is for the U.S. Dollar
and Euro basket to experimentally appreciate developing nation currencies -
equalizing exchange rate GDP with purchasing power parity GDP rate, in pursuit
income equality and more purchasing (selling) power so:
GDP XR = GDP PPP (developing nations) Ţ GDP PPP > GDP XR (all nations)
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