Hospitals & Asylums
May 2009
Armed Forces Month went fairly
smoothly. Sri Lanka defeated the Tamil
Tiger separatists. After nullifying some
colonial persecution the world has come around to seeing Sri Lanka as the
victor. We pray that the Red Cross
workers have been released and reparated for the
false arrest and that the refugees are speedily and equitably settled so Sri
Lanka can rejoin the ranks of peace loving nations. On the issue of the Red Cross is true that
the Additional Protocol III Relating to the Emblem of December 2005 is
unjustified without reference to the Geneva Protocol to the Hague Conventions
of 1925 that prohibited the use asphyxiating, poison gases and other methods of
bacteriological warfare. The “Dear Mom/Bomb”
program in the US Air Force has been condemned and, without Cyber Security,
they can now hit their military targets when told to cease bombing entirely. 0 bomb 0 balm Obama just can’t seem to balance
the budget. And by the way stop (nuclear?)
farting in the tub, or declare all such tests like our esteemed North Korean military
dictator, we don’t believe in hurricane season any more than we believe in flu
season, global warming has killed an estimated 300,000 mostly from malaria and
other tropical diseases.
To help with the military balance
of power Anthony J. Prinicipi has been recommended
for the position Secretary of Defense on the condition he purchase the rights
from the author as the result of the damages caused when his hacking in lieu of
free trade ultimately undermined our successful diplomatic mission to disarm
North Korea. Yet another great Korean
leader has fallen, we mourn the passing of Roh Moo-hyun, former President of South Korean, who leapt to his
death from a cliff while on a walk in the mountains under guard while on trial
for bribery. People need to know the
dangers inherent in dropping LSDAS, the law school entrance exam. It would be much easier to deal with
psychosis if the honor stricken victims could pass it off as “I feel like I’m
tripping on LSD”. Suicide amongst fallen
officials is common in South Korea. To
do justice, the Secretary-General will need to make reference to bio-security
in the forthcoming Security Council Resolution condemning the restarting of
conventional and nuclear missile testing in North Korea. In the absence of patent protection prohibiting
disease pathogens totalitarian dictators stricken with fear of bio-terrorism have
little recourse but to frighten away the aggressors with a show of military
might. The military dictators do however
tend to live, while the nice guys die a dishonorable death. This wreaks havoc on a socio-economic system
reliant upon the civil tort for torture.
Economists predict that by third quarter 2009 at least one bona fide
claim will be paid and the economy will get back on track to Auschwitz. To work on this problem it has come into
focus this May that in the 20th century we perfected the humanitarian
laws of war but if we wish to right the wrongs of the 21st century
we must legislate health theology.
This June, I shall attempt to
juggle three chapters relating to health. Two chapters were too confusing to get done in
the month of May. In regards to the post-graduate
degrees HHS (Half High School) will have to suffice, the killed her gardeners
are dismissed for the summer enjoined not to repeat nearly anything they ever
did, barred from the military under queer review policies. Until the filthy rich begin to exhibit
socio-economic behavior, civil torts and copyright royalties without peonage,
servitude and surveillance, it is not right to inflate their egos; their
ignorance being the whole problem. Three
chapters on the other hand is perhaps achievable whereas typing is a two handed
endeavor.
Legal
Consequences of Off-Season Flu Delivery HA-14-5-09
The Swine Flu A(H1N1)
pandemic of 2009 has brought to light the importance of controlling etiologic
agents. Thanks to the virulence of the
Spanish Flu A(H1N1) 1918-1919, that killed 20-50
million mostly young people, scientists have made the name of the influenza
viruses public knowledge. This knowledge
of the name of the virus helps immensely to advocate for the control of the
offending pathogen. Within days of saving the pork industry by blaming the A(H1N1) pathogen, the deadliest virus seems to have been
removed from circulation, but more thorough inspections, review and guidance
are needed to completely defeat the pandemic.
It is presumed that the term swine flu is in fact a reference to the
strange guilty plea of the ICJ in the Avena and Other
Mexican Nationals v. USA under the Hague Conventions. Unresolved North American Free Trade disputes
are arbitrated, and the decision is in favor of appreciation of the peso in the
best economic interest of the USA to devaluate.
This treatise sets the stage for treaty reform to enhance control over
all disease pathogens starting with influenza viruses. As of 12 May 2009
06:00 GMT, 30 countries have officially reported 5251 cases of influenza A(H1N1). Mexico, the
epicenter of the pandemic, has reported 2059 laboratory confirmed human cases
of infection, including 56 deaths. The United States has reported 2600
laboratory confirmed human cases, including three deaths. Canada has reported
330 laboratory confirmed human cases, including one death. Costa Rica has
reported eight laboratory confirmed human cases, including one death. WHO has sent 2.4 million anti-viral
treatments to 72 developing countries to prepare for a possible pandemic. CDC
is scheduled to complete deployment of 25 percent of the supplies in the
Strategic National Stockpile (SNS), 50 million courses, to all states in the
continental United States. It is hoped
that this treatise will facilitate the ability of scientific knowledge to
evolve swiftly as it pertains to Patent Issues for Influenza Viruses and their
Genes.
CHAPTER
1 Military Democracy (MD)
To
amend Chapter One Navy Hospitals, Naval Home, Army and other Naval Hospital,
and Hospital Relief for Seamen and Others §1-40
and change the name of the Department of Defense (D0D) to the Military
Department (MD), purchase rights to African Command and the Iraq Reconstruction
Fund from the Author, Set a Military Spending Limit of $400 billion and Elect a
Competent Secretary of Defense.
Furthermore seeks to reparate for the “Dear
Bomb” program whereby the US Air Force has heedlessly taken the lives of
numerous civilians in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
The US Military employs an estimated 2.8 million US soldiers and 600,000
civilian employees. In FY 2006 military spending was cut to $470 from $510 billion
and the deficit was only $250 billion, down from $350 billion. Under the
Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty the US, who has an estimated 10,000 warheads,
must reduce their arsenal to no more than 1,700 to
2,200 nuclear warheads by 2012.
Elimination of various Cold War weapons systems can save $50 billion
from maintenance. Redeployment from Iraq
and Afghanistan can save another $50 billion.
To balance the budget, provided all bailout funds are repaid or
rescinded, military spending must be limited to less than $400 billion. Since its foundation the US military
has suffered 1,128,075 casualties. Over
4,000
CHAPTER 1 Test Questions HA-30-5-09
20 questions and 4 missions. The purpose of this test is to promote and protect the four D’s development, disarmament, diplomacy and democracy for civilians, 28 million veterans and +/- 2.8 million US military employees who shall be made literate in art of making peace between States and free to express their humanitarian opinions in behalf of State Parties. This test will help you to disseminate propaganda so as to balance national security with the national security interest to protect everyone against death, disease, disability and dictatorship. It instills a sense of the Draft Articles for State Responsibility for Internationally Wrongful Acts so that no war crime, be it international or domestic, under the Hague and Geneva Conventions, goes unreparated. This test argues the case for changing the name of the Department of Defense to Military Department and, content with the 20th century laws of war, legislates 21st century health theology. This test quizzes your general knowledge of martial law, military command structure, military traditions and is mostly intended to train you in military diplomacy. The four missions are designed to train you to quickly respond to acts of war and military conflict and reparate civilians for damages, in writing, both quickly and historically for a lasting peace. Furthermore, it directs work on disarmament and response to humanitarian disasters. Versed in the four D’s we shall win our wars with the principle of non-use of force, live in peace and prosper.
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