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United States v. Doug and Kathryn Burgum HA-31-8-26

 

Doug Burgum is charged with fraud and related activities in connection with computers 18USC§1030.  The sentence, for using the Interior Department headquarters as his online scam center, is up to twenty years, due to the prior, is commuted to probation to swiftly pay restitution 18USC§3563(6).  The US Trustee program shall help account for the consistent annual reporting of the Office of Natural Resource Revenues (ONRR) and forfeiture of Burgum’s billion(s) 43USC§1735; a private trustee may pay the Windows 8 software engineers a level IV executive salary with only $5 million assets pursuant to 28USC§586(e).

 

United States v. Scott Bessent HA-24-8-26

 

Scott Bessent is warranted to be arrested and brought to Court to stand trial for six counts of restraint of trade, for which the sentence is up to ten years in prison, for Donald Trump to bail out for $600 million fine and a new Treasury Secretary who is not an intellectually disabled sexual offender.  Tariffs must not increase pursuant to Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump 607 US  (2026).  Iran Sanctions, Accountability, and Divestment Act of 2010 22USC§8501-8551 and Venezuela, Iran, Cuba etc. Foreign Asset Control 31CFR§500 et seq. restraint of trade and false statement to make war must be repealed pursuant to Certain Iranian Assets (Islamic Republic of Iran v. United States of America) Judgment of 30 March 2023.

 

Census World Factbook Acquisition HA-24-8-26

 

An Act For the Commerce Secretary to acquire the Census (CIA) World Factbook offline editor, pursuant to 13USC§6 and 32CFR§1911.4, publish and update it under 13USC§11.  A unanimous vote from the United Nations Assembly is sought to protect the CIA World Factbook land and water area statistics, for perfection by reservation, and also World Population Prospects population statistics and the resulting population density outcome for 2023 pursuant to the Convention on the Law of Treaties. 

 

What USA Has No-Vote in the Assembly Means to the 2026 Midterm Elections HA-17-8-26

 

President-elect Khalilur Rahman is reassured the US has no vote in the UN Assembly.  The reconciliation agreement is for the President to appoint four new FEC Commissioners before the election. In vacancy of FEC quorum of four out of six Commissioners, the US District Court and UN are instantly authorized to decide whether FEC has reason to believe in a complaint.  In this case FEC is ordered to authorize all UN staff, and immigrants, to vote Democrat in the 2026 midterm elections if they qualify for common law naturalization after seven years residing in the United States pursuant to 8USC§1229b and Holder v. Gutierrez; Holder v. Sawyers, 566 U.S. 583 (2012).  The United States must repeal 22USC§8501-8551 and Venezuela, Iran and Cuba etc. from 31CFR500 et seq due to restraint of trade 15USC§1.  To disgorge to the General Fund 100 percent of >$50 million America PAC (2025-2026), Friends of Sherrod Brown and Dignity of Work PAC contributions, and any other Intel Contributions listed as $5,000 in the database.  The Court is tired of the infringement of the rich on American politics and must prohibit unlimited Super PACs, overturn Citizen’s United v. FEC (2010) and the General Fund must profit from deciding which PACs and corporations should be prohibited from making political contributions to the 2026 Midterms.

 

Bluehost v. Central Utah Completion Project HA-4-8-26

 

I am asking Bluehost to refund me a total of $618.18 for both $465.08 early termination of $727.82 three-year word press and hosting contract beginning 7/28/25 and $153.10 for Malware Scan and Clean dated 7/27/26 to hold Bluehost billing warranty of title and against infringement; buyer’s obligation against infringement §2-312 Uniform Commercial Code harmless.  For speedy settlement in August 2026, I willing to accept the exact maximum sum of $500 recovery of civil damages authorized under 18USC§2520.  

 

General Fund Reparation HA-29-6-26, HA-30-7-26, HA-12-8-26

 

As of the Columbia quake on August 10, 2026 at least eighteen nations are believed to be due a total of $275 billion compensation for casualty and property damage caused by the conventional, nuclear and unconventional arsenal of the President of the United States (POTUS).  Beneficiaries: (1) Afghanistan $485 million; (2) China $441 million; (3) Columbia $500 million; (4) Haiti $103,322 million; (5) Iraq $82,000 million; (6) Iran $25,000 million; (7) Japan $10,000 million; (8) Libya $237 million; (9) Morocco $2,543 million; (10) Myanmar $11,000; (11) Pakistan $128 million; (12) Palestine $10,000 million; (13) Philippines $500 million; (14) Syria $3,245 million; (15) Taiwan $6 million; (16) Turkey $14,291 million; (17) Ukraine $10,000 million; (18) Venezuela $11,487 million. 

 

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