Hospitals & Asylums
May 2011
By Anthony J.
Sanders
Armed Forces Month was a
victory. The Secretary of Defense
resigns in June. After FY 2011
there will be no more war appropriations.
The economy is teetering on the brink of another recession. The war
profiteers have been desperate since the TARP repayment ended in October
2011. They began the New Year by
disabling the Mastercard gateway to embezzle monthly
fees on Visa cards to bribe the court to bomb Libya. Their sedition weighed so heavily on the last
remaining Bush executive the Commissioner of Social Security faces 6 months in
fat camp for the deprivation of relief benefits and two counts of assault with a
deadly weapon. It’s amazing how many
international criminals can be captured and killed in his defense. The surrender of the President of the IMF on
sexual assault charges was such a great success for the American legal system,
that the U.S. Supreme Court, silent since Washington
v. Blakely (2004), in California v. Marciano & Plata (2011)
authorized the release of 40,000 mentally and physically disabled prisoners,
the largest peacetime liberation of prisoners in American history. To commute the Commissioner’s 6 month
sentence to probation, it has been proposed that the malpractice insurers of
the California bar and medical association post bond for the prisoners to be
granted an estimated $3.3 billion in annual Social Security Disability
Insurance (SSDI) benefits with which to finance group homes, acquired for free
from Sheriff’s auctions, on a per capita basis, under the paid supervision of
nonprofit organizations and probation and parole officers. The former President of the IMF might also
benefit from the ball and chain of probation – the correctional supervision of
his wife and mandatory restitution of his victim. It would do the Monroe doctrine justice to
arrest any European to usurp the IMF Presidency from the national of a
responsibly developing nation, most democratically India or China. Congress has only to repeal Bush’s armed refuge in the
wilderness at
16USC(1)(I)§1a-7b after (a)(3) to protect Americans
from violent crime by illiterate fugitive xenophobic sado-masochist
colonialists ultra vires Title 18 USC
Chapters 113 A, B & C.
New
investigational animal drugs for the amelioration of the WNS and EHM epidemics HA-25-5-11
The Department of
the Interior has bathed every waterfowl in the Gulf with Dawn, now it is time
for the Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) to disinfect every bat cave with
Lamisil AT. Funds allocated to Department of the
Interior for Gulf cleanup, that are now unecessary, can be transferred to the
adoption of an antifungal regime for the treatment of WNS hibernating bats and
other worthy projects. In May 2011 the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service released a
National Plan for Assisting States, Federal Agencies, and Tribes in Managing
White-Nose Syndrome (WNS) in Bats caused by the fungus Geomycetes destructans that has taken the lives of
over a million hibernating bats in affected caves Connecticut, Delaware,
Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New
York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia, West
Virginia, and the Canadian provinces: New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario, and
Quebec since it was first detected in caves near Albany, New York in the winter
of 2006-2007. An outbreak of potentially fatal equine herpesvirus
myeloencephalophy (EHM) caused by equine
herpesvirus-1 (EHV-1) began at a horse show in Ogden, Utah, April 29-May 8,
with at least 41 suspected cases, 21 confirmed cases and 7 deaths, across 18
states. New animal drugs for investigational use for the treatment of animal
epidemics of known etiology are (1) Lamasil AT (micanozole nitrate), or safer and more effective antifungal
spray, to sterilize bat caves in danger of WNS and/or bat weight specific doses
of oral Ketoconazole (Nizoral) 200 mg tablets, around
1/100 of 1 mg a day for two week to a year (2) Valacyclovir (Valtrex) 30-40
mg/kg twice to three times daily for 7 days to treat EHM.
Flood and Tornado Insurance from the Deepwater Horizon
Overpayment HA-16-5-11
Flooding,
caused by snowmelt and rain from the severe storms that spawned a record number
of tornadoes in April, has occurred mostly in the lower Mississippi River in
Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, Tennesse
A
Treaty of Freedom with the Rogue River Tribes: Table Rocks Wilderness Camping
Powwow Petition HA-12-5-11
To (1) post “$5 a night wilderness
camping, Native Americans and indigents camp free, camping and campfires in
designated areas only, no firearms”, (2) use the revenues to subsidize RVTD
Route 60 to White City to go the extra 6 miles to Table Rocks for $2 twice a
weekday, and (3) Promote White City S.W.A.T. obstacle course instruction and
competition for the public for a $5 fee.
The Table Rocks are
remnants of lava flows that filled the canyons over 7 million years ago and rise dramatically 800 feet above the
Rogue River Valley. 155
years have passed since the Takelma surrendered on
July 8, 1956 and agreed to be moved from the Table Rock Reservation to
reservations on the coast in abrogation of the Treaty
of Peace concluded on September 8, 1853, Treaty for Sale of Land on September
10, 1853 as
well as the land sharing agreement on November
11, 1854. The Table Rocks are
now owned and collaboratively managed by the Nature Conservancy and the Bureau
of Land Management (BLM), which has designated its holdings as an Area of
Critical Environmental Concern. The
wildflower dwarf woolly meadowfoam (Limnanthes floccosa
ssp. Pumila)
grows on the top of Upper and Lower Table Rock and nowhere else on Earth.
A federally listed species of fairy shrimp has also been discovered inhabiting
the vernal pools. The slopes below the
rocks support Oregon white oak, madrone, ponderosa
pine woodlands and Rogue Valley chaparral.
Oak woodlands and chaparral provide the blue-gray gnatcatcher's
northernmost known nesting site. Spring
wildflowers begin to bloom in February and reach their peak during April and
May. The Federal Government has
compensated the descendants of the Takelma Indians - the Confederated Tribes of Siletz.
The State of Oregon recognizes Siletz City. It remains to be seen if the descendants of
the Rogue Valley volunteers are ready to be forgiven. To make the terms of this treaty absolutely
clear the Confederated Tribes of Siletz, with the permission of the Jackson
County Sherriff, shall be granted no less than the entire wilderness camping
revenues levied on those nights they host a weekend powwow on the Table
Rocks.
Doxycycline 100 mg adults only Monograph
HA-8-5-11
Sidebar
1: Contents: Doxycycline Hydrochloride. Front: Doxycycline 100 mg adults only;
10 Once a Day Broad Spectrum Tetracycline Class Antibiotics; Effective as
powder against Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus
(MRSA) with topical Acne vulgaris cream. Back: Take no more than twice a day
for bacterial infections: pneumonia,
meningitis, endocarditis, syphilis, chlamydia, anthrax, plague, acne, Rickessetsial. Side
effects: for antibiotic associated colitis C. difficile
and candidiasis C. albicans take Flagyl
ER; tetracyclines cause permanent yellowing of
developing child teeth. Broad spectrum
antibiotics are the best medicine of the 20th century. The only inventions that increased longevity
longer than antibiotics are clean water and sanitation. This might change if
the effectiveness of antibiotics for the treatment of endocarditis, in
conjunction with a vegan diet and daily cardiovascular exercise, was properly
understood. The discoveries of the sulphonamide (1939), penicillin (1945) and streptomycin
(1952) classes of antibiotics won the Nobel Prize for Medicine. The edict of
Frederic II of 1240 separated the pharmacy and medicine professions however
American colonists blended Native American Indian and European medicine and
practiced “self-medication”. The
purpose of these monographs is for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Division on Drug Information at druginfo@fda.hhs.gov
to permit the Over-the-counter sale of life saving, nosocomial infection
curing, antibiotics under 21CFR§330.10. Generic antibiotics and much more, can be
imported in personal quantities without prescription from the online pharmacy www.generics-discount.com
Tornado Relief HA-5-5-11
The
United States encountered an estimated 875 tornadoes in April 2011, the most in
any month in history. Normally, the average number of tornadoes in April is
161. May is usually the most active
month. The average annual number of
tornadoes is 1,274. Most of this
increase is due to two unusually large outbreaks. The first tornado storm was from April 14-16
when 320 tornadoes swept across Oklahoma, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama and
North Carolina claiming an estimated 45 lives.
In the second storm from April 25-28 another 305 tornadoes swept through
Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee and Virginia claiming 318
lives, mostly in Alabama, 309 April 27-28, the fifth deadliest day of tornadoes
since records began being compiled in 1680.
Normally tornadoes cause an average of 70 fatalities and 1,500 injuries
in the U.S. each year. The
Tuscaloosa-Birmingham tornado during the April 2011 event caused at least 65
fatalities. This tornado had a maximum width of 1.5 miles and a track 80 miles
long. Records indicate tornadoes are
more numerous and destructive between the Rocky and Appalachian Mountains than
in any other part of the world. The
devastation wreaked by the April 2011 tornadoes compels NOAA National Weather
Service Prediction Monthly and Annual U.S. Tornado Summaries to begin to
account for the injuries and property damage, as well as death, caused by more
tornadoes than anywhere else in the world.
The April 2011 page does not even account for the damage caused by the
April 14-16 outbreak. Reconstruction
estimates of individual counties range from $3.5 million to $57 million and
there may be a hundred counties affected.
It would be safe to estimate a one billion dollar private insurance
settlement and another one billion dollar public settlement. This of course includes unemployment,
survivor, disability and Medicare benefits, as well as FEMA assistance.
Book 1 Military Diplomacy (MD)
To
transfer Chapter One Navy Hospitals, Naval Home, Army and other Naval Hospital,
and Hospital Relief for Seamen and Others §1-40 to Chapter 10 Armed Forces
Retirement Home §400-435 and write a whole new Chapter on military
democracy. This Chapter shall change the
name of the Department of Defense (DoD)
to the Military Department (MD). The US
Military employs an estimated 2.8 million US citizens including 600,000
civilian employees. In FY 2011 military
spending rose to $723 billion one half of global
military spending and will decline to $654 billion in FY 2012 after the war
supplemental is terminated. Under the Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty (NPT)
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.
For a balanced federal budget the military spending limit for the next
decade is $400 -
$500 billion annually. Since its foundation the US military has suffered nearly
1.3 million casualties in 13 wars. There
are reported to be 26.4 million US veterans.
To military must carefully prohibit the use of force, thermal oceanic
dumping, biological experimentation and damaging environmental modification
programs; carbon emissions must be capped.
Military spending must be limited to not more than $400 billion
annually. Surplus military bases shall
be legitimately sold to the most peaceful bidder and surplus funds returned to
the Treasury. To earn lower cost humanitarian
status for US missions the US shall veto UN Chapter VII missions and instead
promote humanitarian missions that pay payroll taxes and corporate profits,
less social insurance and deductibles, to the general treasury of any
developing democratic nation they occupy.
The US must purchase rights to African Command, Iraq Reconstruction
Fund, US/Afghan Peace Treaty and Balanced Federal Budget from the Author; as
well as elect a new, civilian Secretary for the Department. Democratic peace theory holds that liberal
democracies tend to be more peaceful than authoritarian or totalitarian states
because they don’t make war upon other democratic nations or torture their own
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