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To supplement Chapter 3 National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers §71-§154. Revenues have stalled out at $2.5 trillion FY 17- FY 19. The FY 17 surplus was sabotaged by a -5% decline in individual income tax growth from an average annual rate of 8% 1990-2016 to 2.7% FY 17, 4.6% FY 18 and 1.7% FY 19. 8% individual income tax revenue growth must be restored by fulling funding the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) $13 billion with 3% annual growth from FY 16, rather than $12.3 billion. Customs must sell migrant workers social security number travel documents for <$10 under Art. 1 Sec. 9 Cl. 1 of the US Constitution. 26USC§4611(b)(1)(B) and the letter (A)' must be repealed and Subsection (c)(3) appended to provide that all energy exports shall be taxed at a rate of 6% of wholesale value. The Federal Reserve should lower interest rates to highest rate able to return more than last year. FEMA is advised to solicit matching funds from county permits, and construction loans, before and after a disaster. In the final week of FY 18 there was an estimated $40 billion to pay $90 billion in arrears, prioritizing $30 billion welfare and energy arrears with the [$14,294 billion debt ceiling under 31USC§3101 (2018)]. Because the actual amount of debt is disputed, the new debt ceiling should be [$500 billion] more than the previous year [$14,794 billion] to encourage the passage of the SSI tax on the rich, [$666 billion] [$14,960 billion] untaxed, to ensure CR 19 takes accurate measure of CMS and limits DoD spending to no more or less than 3% growth from CR 18. Spending growth by the military departments must be limited to 3% by FY 20. 2.6% military pay-raise propaganda is overruled by a 2% pay-raise + 1% net new employees = 3% annual increase in payroll. Budget cuts, collective expulsion of immigrants, sanctions, propaganda to induce volunteers in the armed forces and donor fatigue are all prohibited by the Fourth Geneva Convention Relating to the Protection of Civilians (1949). By removing [student loans savings] in brackets from the President's education budget total, FY 17 will be finally enacted. Congress must pay 2.5% annual growth in outlays for government and energy, 3% for services, education and health, 3.3% for food stamp, 4% disability and 6% for the OASI. Low income workers and beneficiaries need a 3% COLA every year inflation runs 2.5% - 3%, and the trust fund ratio is >20% to re-interpret Sec. 215(i) of the Social Security Act under 42USC§415(i). Federal minimum wage must be amended from $7.25 an hour to '$7.50 in 2019 and 3% more every year thereafter.' under 29USC§206(a)(1)(D). To end child poverty by 2020 tax loopholes for Title I and the rich in Section 230 of the Social Security Act under 42USC§430 must be repealed. The 12.4% OASDI and SSI payroll tax on all income would be distributed 2.3% SSI 2.1% DI 8.0% OASI. The due date for the Annual Reports must be amended from April 1 to the 'summer solstice June 20-21' in Sec. 1161 of the Social Security Act under 42USC§1320c-10. To alleviate pressure driving perennial OASI outlay overestimates, prematurely declaring a combined trust fund deficit beginning in 2018, the DI tax rate must be retroactively amended to 2.1% beginning in 2018 under Sec. 201(b)(1)(T) of the Social Security Act under 42USC§401(b)(1)(T) before the expiration of the Bipartisan Budget Act 1 January 2019. Please vote to confirm this Message of the Public Trustees and sign the Annual Report with a once-in-a-lifetime promotion from $693 (2018) to $2,000 (2019) a month disability under 2USC§636(d), 24CFR§1.8 and 24USC§422(d)(1).

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To supplement Chapter One Navy Hospitals, Naval Home, Army and other Naval Hospital, and Hospital Relief for Seamen and Others §1-40. To change of the name of the Department of Defense (DoD) to Military Department (MD) on the condition their budget declares undistributed offsetting receipts. 3% annual armed services growth from $612 billion CR 18 to $630 billion FY 19 and $649 billion FY 20. Combined outlays were $543 billion of $612 billion CR 18, for $68.9 billion undistributed offsetting receipts; $574 billion outlays of $630 billion, for only $56 billion undistributed offsetting receipts CR 19. CR 19 is expected to be less than the President's FY 19 request, CR 19 should be exactly 3% more than CR 18. The President’s budget requests have been checked by Congress, although there is propaganda for 5% growth FY 19, by FY 20 military department budgets must limit their spending growth to 3% annually so $583 billion outlays of $649 billion budget request would leave $66 billion undistributed offsetting receipts FY 20. The 2.6% military pay raise propaganda and 1% net employment growth is too high not to distort reserves, promotions and civilian employment. Military payroll is promoted to grow 3% annually = 2% pay raise + 1% net new employment FY 20 and thereafter. Military end-strength increases from 2.8 million FY 16 to 2.9 million FY 17- FY 19 to nearly 3 million FY 20. Since its foundation in 1775 the US military has suffered nearly 1.3 million casualties in 13 wars. In peace-time there are years when there are no work-related deaths in the US military, normally the military death rate in peacetime is 2.2 per 100,000. In the recent wars the risk of death ran from 0.2% to 1%, 220 annual risk to 1,000 after several tours per 100,000. The risk of injury in action was 7% doubling to 16% including non-combatant injuries. To comply with the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) the US nuclear arsenal was reduced from 10,000 warheads, to no more than 1,700 to 2,200 nuclear warheads in 2012. Hostile oceanic warming pumps cause drought and intensify hurricanes and natural weather oscillations, and must be cabled out with magnet. Oceanic cooling pumps can prevent hurricanes by reducing water temperature below 80º F Patent No. (2002) 0008155 and US Patent No. (2008) 0175728 A1 patented in 2012 by AS Trust & Holdings US Patent R441A by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers. Rainmaking US Patent No. (1966) 3,429,507 is done by Weather modification by royal rainmaking technology US 20050056705 A1. Texas flooding must be redressed, by digging ditches and waterways, and removing fallen trees, prohibiting the use of snow machines on oil platforms and ships in the Gulf of Mexico as Processes and apparatus for reducing the intensity of tropical cyclones US 9736996 B2 published August 22, 2017 and US 9750202 B2 of September 15, 2017 finding for non-toxic snow machine cloud seeding to extinguish forest fires. FEMA flood insurance may charge counties matching funds. Slash piles must be destroyed to prevent forest fires. Sanctions against civilian objects are unlawful and $27 billion arrears are due FY 18, $11.4 billion international assistance, $550 million UNESCO arrears and $85.7 million dues increasing 3% annually. Marine Corp Physical Fitness Test (PFT) 50-100 push-ups, 50-100 crunches and 3 mile run. 2013 Chapter 1 National Park Service rules must be restored to Title 16 Conservation to create a body of common law with Title 54.

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