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Empirical US Foreign Assistance Statistics at the Close of the American Imperial Century:

An Act to Secure a Voluntary 1 percent ODA Tax on Income

FULL 62 Pg. REPORT HA-31-9-10

By Anthony J. Sanders

sanderstony@live.com

Be the differences, perversions, prejudices and persecutions of the Democratic and Republican (DR) bipartisan system dissolved to enact this bill that will refer the problem of contributing 0.7 percent of the US GDP to ODA to the sovereign generosity of the American taxpayers

Nearly everyone agrees the UN Millennium Goals (MDGs) for 2015 are the focus of international economic cooperation at the dawn of the 21^st century, a century destined for global income equality.

Everyone has enjoyed the prosperity selfless work to achieve these noble goals brings despite the specter of war in the Middle East and Central Asia (MECA) that woke us from our reverie of the 20^th century, the American century, to do our duty as global citizens.

Everyone has suffered the impoverishing and irrational consequences of subsidizing the rich.

We cannot fight the law of supply and demand as we walk the fine line of the global poverty line - $1-2 a day.

Now is the time to apologize for the flaws in foreign relations law that enabled the US to steal the 20^th century and continues to disable the fulfillment of human rights at home and abroad

Now is the time to create a just and lasting peace so everyone’s rights can be fulfilled and the world will prosper.

It is 2010 and the US is credited with around 0.2 percent of GDP contribution to ODA.

Now is the time for the US to dedicate itself to achieving the MDG target for industrialized nations of contributing 0.7 percent of GDP to ODA by 2015

The US cannot rely upon being the biggest national contributor in the world.

The EU contributes more than three times as much and is on target to achieve the 0.7 percent of GDP goal by 2013.

If the US does not begin focusing upon achieving this goal now we are certain to fail.

If the US fails the US will be hard pressed to prove we are not too decadent and unequal to even qualify as an industrialized nation anymore.

If the US fails the carefully monitored statistical failings of the MDGs in developing nations will be so much more severe.

The US cannot fail. The American people have always proven that where there is a will there is a way. In the basket case of industrialized nations negotiating to appreciate developing nation currencies, the way forward is for the US to achieve the 0.7 percent of GDP goal by;

(1) accounting for our uniquely high levels of private philanthropy and;

(2) leading the world by enacting a 1 percent international development payroll tax that would be voluntary until we hope it will be enforced in 2020 to celebrate the democratic election of the Secretary of the UN Charter Legitimate Edition.

Section 1 The Empirical Master Table of US Foreign Assistance

A.The US Census Bureau, in the Department of Commerce, publishes a series of statistics on US Foreign, Economic and Military Assistance.

1.Under this act, the Department of State and USAID shall both publish a similar, up-to date, table, from the most recent year.

a. This table shall be prominently linked to their Internet homepages.

b. This table shall prominently display the total foreign assistance expenditures of their programs and all US foreign assistance programs, estimated at 22 separate government agencies, by recipient country and multilateral institution.

c. This table shall differentiate economic, health and military assistance and indicate how much assistance is accepted by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) and UN Development Programme (UNDP) as Official Development Assistance (ODA).

d. This table shall account for private tax deductible contributions and missions to developing nations that qualify as Official Development Assistance (ODA).

e. This table may be used to make projections of future supply and demand

2. The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) World Factbook shall use these statistics to track both US foreign assistance and UN ODA flows in the country profiles.

B. This master table for the bounty of US foreign assistance shall serve as the focal point for domestic supporters of US foreign policy, diplomacy and development to levy and administrate ODA to developing nations and the world’s poorest people.

1.This empirical master table shall defeat military imperialism by helping to enforce the $800 million global total for US military assistance under 22USC(32)§2312 and $3 million country norm under 22USC(32)§2314 thereby learning the Arabic numeral zero violence to the satisfaction of the African nations we hope will welcome US African Command onto their soil.

Section 2 American Century Legacy

A.Since the codification of the civil law in 1924 US foreign relations law has been strangely sabotaged in a particularly perverse and depraved fashion by the Democratic and Republican (DR) bipartisan system who must now redress these flaws for the security of the American people and to restore the national reputation and dignity. They are:

1. Title 22 Foreign Relations and Intercourse (a-FraI-d) needs to be amended to Title 22 Foreign Relations (FR-ee).

2. The USAID Bureau for Asia and the Near East (ANE) needs to be completely dissolved into the Bureaus for the Middle East and Central Asia (MECA) and South East Asia (SEA).

3. All international offices of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) need to be closed immediately, before the agency name is changed to Drug Evaluation Agency (DEA) and transferred to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) with a new charge of prohibiting all disease pathogens prone to abuse in bio-medical research.

4. The Court of International Trade of the United States (CoITUS) needs to change its name to Customs Court (CC) and engrave a memorial for those who died in the HIV/AIDS pandemic.

5. Having performed these amendments the US should have the standing to publicly apologize for sabotaging the UN Charter at the San Francisco Conference with a military dictatorship and begin the process of ratifying the UN Charter Legitimate Edition (UNCLE) to establish a legitimate democratically elected tax administration.

Section 3 Voluntary International Development Payroll and Corporate Income Tax

A.Chapter 4 Voluntary 1 percent International Development Payroll Tax shall be inserted in the repealed Chapter 4 of Subtitle A Income Tax of the Internal Revenue Code at Title 26 of the United States Code Section 1471 it shall state simply,

1.Employees and corporations shall be given the option, beginning in FY 2011, to have 1 percent of their income or profits automatically deducted to contribute to the Official Development Assistance (ODA) programs of USAID.

2.This tax is voluntary, it is however a tax and is not tax deductible.

3. If the contributor changes their mind and decides to terminate their contribution, at any time during the year, whatever money that has been contributed that year shall be refunded.

4. This program is temporary until 2020 when there will be a referendum to enforce this tax in celebration of the hypothetical ratification of the UN Charter Legitimate Edition and election of a civilian Secretary of the UN and finance of the social security style international tax administration that actually pays benefits to people living below or near the world poverty line of $1-$2 a day.

5. The immediate goal is to increase the supply of US ODA from 0.19 percent, $22 billion in 2007, to +/- $105 billion annually by 2015, a 477 percent increase, to achieve the agreed upon 0.7 percent of GDP contribution to ODA target, as demanded of industrialized nation in the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) for 2015.

Foreign Assistance Related Statistics, by Nation 2007

Country	Population	GDP in billions	Per capita	ODA Millions 2008	US Aid Millions 2007	US Military Ass. ‘07
Afghanistan	28,395,716	23.35	$800	-4,865	-2,174	-3,642
Akrotiri	15,700
Albania	3,639,453	22.9	$6.300	-386	-36	-4
Algeria	34,178,188	239.6	$7,000	-316
Andorra	83,888	4.22	$44,900
Angola	12,799,293	114.4	$8,900	-369	-48
Anguilla	14,436	0.175	$12,200	-3
Antigua & Barbuda	85,632	1.55	18,100	-8
Argentina	40,913,584	558	$13,800
Aruba	103,065	2.258	$21,800
Australia	21,262,641	824.3	$38,800	2,954
Austria	8,210,281	323.1	$39,400	1,714
Azerbaijan	8,238,672	86.03	$10,400	-235	-52	-5
Bahamas	307,552	5.295	$29,800
Bahrain	728,709	17.7	$25,300
Bangladesh	156,050,883	242.4	$1,600	-2,061	-91	-2
Barbados	284,589	4.569	$18,500	-9.1
Belarus	9,648,533	116	$11,600	-110
Belgium	10,414,336	381	$36,600	2,386
Belize	307,899	2.485	$8,100	-25
Benin	8,791,832	13.25	$1,500	-641
Bermuda	67,837	4.5	$69,900
Bhutan	691,141	3.763	$5,400	-87
Bolivia	9,775,246	45.11	$4,600	-628	-181
Bosnia & Herzegovina	4,025,476	29.07	$6,300	-482	-43	-10
Botswana	1,990,876	26	$13,100	-716
Brazil	198,739,269	2,025	$10,200	-460
British Virgin Islands	24,491	0.872	$38,500
Brunei	388,190	6.842	$23,600
Bulgaria	7,204,687	90.51	$12,600	0	-19	-24
Burkina Faso	15,746,232	18.79	$1,200	-998
Burma(Myanmar)	48,137,741	56.92	$1,100	-534
Burundi	9,511,330	3.247	$300	-509	-38
Cambodia	14,494,293	28.09	$1,900	-743	-73	-1
Cameroon	18,879,301	42.76	$2,300	-525
Canada	33,487,208	1,285	$38,400	4,785
Cape Verde	429,474	1.7	$3,400	-219
Cayman Islands	49,035	2.25	$43,800
Central-African Republic	4,511,488	3.327	$700	-256
Chad	10,329,208	16.26	$1,600	-416	-97
Chile	16,601,707	243.7	$14,700	-73
China	1,338,612,968	8,789	$6,600	-1,489
Christmas Island	1,402
Cocos (Keeling) Island	596
Colombia	43,677,372	401	$9,200	-972	-410	-87
Comoros	752,438	0.761	$1,000	-37
Congo-Democratic Republic of the	68,692,542	21.33	$300	-1,610	-148
Congo-Republic of	4,012,809	16.41	$4,100	-505
Cook Islands	11,870	0.184	$9,100	-6
Costa Rica	4,253,877	48.63	$10,900	-66
Cote d’Ivoire	20,617,068	35.82	$1,700	-617
Croatia	4,489,409	79.21	$17,600	0
Cuba	11,451,652	111.1	$9,700	-127
Cyprus	1,084,748	22.97	$21,200
Czech Republic	10,211,904	256.6	$25,100
Denmark	5,500,510	198.6	$36,000	2,803
Dhekelia	15,700
Djibouti	724,622	2.011	$2,800	-121
Dominica	72,660	0.743	$10,200	-22
Dominican Republic	9,650,054	80.53	$8,300	-153
Ecuador	14,573,101	108.2	$7,400	-231	-66
Egypt	78,866,635	471.2	$6,000	-1,348	-671	-1,301
El Salvador	7,185,218	42.92	$7,100	-233	-504	-9
Equatorial Guinea	633,441	23.2	$36,600	-38
Eritrea	5,647,168	4.198	$700	-143	-3
Estonia	1,299,371	24.36	$18,700
Ethiopia	85,237,338	76.74	$900	-3,327	-468	-2
Falkland Islands	3,140	0.105	$35,400
Faroe Islands	49,057	1.56	$48,200
Fiji	944,720	3.704	$3,900	-45
Finland	5,250,275	182.6	$34,900	1,166
France	64,057,792	2,110	$32,800	10,908
French Guiana	199,509	1.551	$8,300
French Polynesia	291,000	4.718	$18,000
Gabon	1,514,993	20.99	$13,900	-55
Gambia, The	1,778,081	2.471	$1,400	-94
Georgia	4,615,807	20.29	$4,400	-888	-87	-11
Germany	82,329,758	2,811	$34,100	13,981
Ghana	23,887,812	36.57	$1,500	-1,293	-619	-2
Gibraltar	28,877	1.106	$38,500
Greece	10,737,428	341	$32,100	703
Greenland	57,637	2.03	$35,400
Grenada	90,739	1.156	$10,800	-33
Guadeloupe	448,713	3.513	$7,900
Guam	180,865	2.5	$15,000
Guatemala	13,276,517	69.21	$5,200	-536	-83
Guernsey	65,632	2.742	$44,600
Guinea	10,057,975	10.48	$1,000	-319
Guinea-Bissau	1,533,964	0.933	$600	-132
Guyana	752,940	2.844	$3,800	-166
Haiti	9,035,536	11.9	$1,300	-912	-208	-2
Holy See	829
Honduras	7,833,696	33.17	$4,200	-564	-62	-3
Hong Kong SAR	7,089,705	301.6	$42,700	0
Hungary	9,905,596	184.9	$18,600
Iceland	306,694	12.15	$39,600
India	1,173,108,018	3,560	$3,100	-2,108	-158	-2
Indonesia	240,271,522	969.2	$4,000	-1,225	-235	-9
Iran	68,688,433	876	$12,900	-98
Iraq	28,945,569	112	$3,600	-9,870	-4,050	-4,143
Ireland	4,203,200	176.9	$42,200	1,328
Isle of Man	76,913	2.719	$35,000
Israel	7,233,701	206.8	$28,400	0	-168	-2,340
Italy	58,126,212	1,760	$27,700	4,861
Jamaica	2,825,928	23.24	$8,200	-79	-34	-2
Japan	126,804,433	4,137	$32,600	9,579
Jersey	91,812	5.1	$57,000
Jordan	6,269,285	33.05	$5,300	-742	-349	-211
Kazakhstan	15,399,437	182.3	$11,800	-333	-100	-4
Kenya	39,002,772	63.73	$1,600	-1,360	-522
Kiribati	99,482	0.597	$6,100	-27
Korea, North	22,757,275	40	$1,900	-218
Korea, South	48,636,068	1,356	$28,000	800
Kosovo	1,815,048	5.3	$2,500		-93
Kurdistan	36,200,000	225	$6,250
Kuwait	2,692,526	145.7	$54,100	209
Kyrgystan	5,431,747	11.66	$2,100	-360	-46	-3
Laos	6,993,767	15.07	$2,100	-496
Latvia	2,231,503	32.4	$14,500
Lebanon	4,017,095	53.68	$13,100	-1,076
Lesotho	2,130,819	3.273	$1,700	-143
Liberia	3,441,790	1.627	$500	-1,250	-204	-56
Libya	6,324,357	95.88	$15,200	-60
Liechtenstein	34,761	4.16	$122,100
Lithuania	3,555,179	54.84	$15,400
Luxembourg	491,775	36.37	$78,000	415
Macau SAR	567,957	18.47	$33,000	0
Macedonia	2,066,718	18.77	$9,000	-250	-34	-4
Madagascar	20,653,556	20.5	$1,000	-841	-66
Malawi	15,028,757	12.81	$900	-913	-107	-1
Malaysia	26,160,256	381.1	$14,800	-158
Maldives	396,334	1.673	$4,200	-54
Mali	13,443,225	15.52	$1,200	-964	-535
Malta	405,165	7.223	$18,200
Marshall Islands	65,859	0.134	$2,500	-53	-48
Martinique	432,900	6.117	$14,400
Mauritania	3,129,486	6.568	$2,100	-311
Mauritius	1,284,264	15.9	$12,400	-110
Mayotte	231,139
Mexico	111,211,789	1,482	$13,500	-149	-88
Micronesia	107,154	0.238	$2,200	-94	-100
Moldova	4,320,748	9.986	$2,300	-299
Monaco	32,965	0.976	$30,000
Mongolia	3,086,918	9.456	$3,200	-246
Montenegro	672,180	6.708	$9,800	-106
Montserrat	5,097	0.029	$3,400	-35
Morocco	31,285,174	146.7	$4,600	-1,217	-74	-14
Mozambique	21,669,278	20.17	$900	-1,994	-259	-1
Namibia	2,108,665	13.58	$6,400	-207	-89
Nauru	14,264	0.060	$5,000	-31
Nepal	28,951,852	33.25	$1,200	-716	-80	-1
Netherlands	16,715,999	654.9	$39,200	6,993
Netherlands Antilles	219,958	2.8	$16,000
New Caledonia	229,993	3.158	$15,000
New Zealand	4,252,277	114.9	$27,300	348
Nicaragua	5,891,199	16.53	$2,800	-741	-56	-2
Niger	15,306,252	10.45	$700	-605
Nigeria	149,229,090	357.2	$2,400	-1,290	-336	-2
Niue	1,354	0.01	$5,800	-18
Norfolk Island	2,155
Northern Mariana Islands	48,317	0.900	$12,500
Norway	4,660,539	273.1	$58,600	3,963
Oman	3,418,085	69.48	$23,900	-32
Pakistan	174,578,558	449.3	$2,600	-1,539	-665	-312
Palau	20,879	0.164	$8,100	-43
Palestine	4,013,126	12.75	$2,900	-2,593	-165
Panama	3,360,474	40.32	$11,900	-29
Papua New Guinea	6,064,515	14.02	$2,400	-304
Paraguay	6,995,655	28.27	$4,100	-134
Peru	29,546,963	253	$8,600	-466	-165
Philippines	99,900,177	324.8	$3,300	-61	-126	-43
Pitcairn Islands	48
Poland	38,482,919	463	$12,000		-2	-31
Portugal	10,707,924	233.4	$21,800	620
Puerto Rico	3,966,213	68.14	$17,200
Qatar	833,285	101.4	$121,700
Romania	22,215,421	255.4	$11,500	0	-22	-16
Russia	140,041,244	2,116	$15,100		-1,481	-112
Rwanda	10,746,311	10.13	$900	-931	-119	-1
Saint Barthelemy	7,406
Saint Helena, Ascension & Tristan da Cunha	7,637	0.018	2,500	-66
Saint Kitts & Nevis	40,131	0.753	$15,200	-46
Saint Lucia	160,267	1.75	$10,900	-19
Saint Pierre & Michelon	7,063	0.0483	$7,000
Saint Vincent & Grenadines	104,574	1.55	$18,100	-27
Samoa	192,001	1.025	$5,400	-39
Samoa, American	66,432	0.575	$8,000
San Marino	30,167	1.662	$41,900
Sao Tome e Principe	212,679	0.292	$1,700	-47
Saudi Arabia	28,686,633	585.8	$20,400	1,734
Senegal	13,711,597	22.38	$1,600	-1,058	-68	-2
Serbia	7,379,339	78.36	$10,400	-1,047
Seychelles	87,476	1.682	$19,400	-12
Sierra Leone	5,132,138	4.622	$900	-367
Singapore	4,701,069	235.7	$50,300	0
Slovakia	5,463,046	115.7	$21,200
Slovenia	2,005,692	39.41	$19,600
Solomon Islands	609,794	1.57	$2,600	-224
Somalia	9,832,017	5.731	$600	-758
South Africa	49,052,489	495.1	$10,100	-1,125	-393
Spain	40,525,002	1,368	$33,700	6,867
Sri Lanka	21,513,990	96.43	$4,500	-730	-42	-1
Sudan	41,087,825	92.81	$2,300	-2,384	-926	-254
Suriname	481,267	4.274	$9,000	-102
Svalbard	2,067
Swaziland	1,337,186	5.882	$4,400	-67
Sweden	9,059,651	333.5	$36,800	4,732
Switzerland	7,604,467	317	$41,700	2,038
Syria	21,762,978	100.7	$4,600	-136
Taiwan	23,024,956	717.7	$29,800	0
Tajikstan	7,349,145	13.8	$1,800	-291	-33	-1
Tanzania	41,048,532	57.89	$1,400	-2,331	-253
Thailand	66,404,688	538.6	$8,100	-621
Timor-Leste	1,131,612	2.74	$2,400	-278
Togo	6,031,808	5.202	$900	-330
Tokelau	1,400	0.0015	$1,000	-21
Tonga	122,580	0.552	$4,600	-26
Trinidad & Tobago	1,229,953	28.41	$23,100	-12
Tunisia	10,175,014	83.21	$8,000	-479
Turkey	76,805,524	863.3	$11,200	-2,024	-12	-18
Turkmenistan	4,884,887	33.58	$6,900	-18
Turks & Caicos	22,942	0.216	11,500	-4.1
Tuvalu	10,472	0.015	$1,600	-17
Uganda	32,369,558	43.22	$1,300	-1,657	-370
Ukraine	45,700,395	294.3	$6,400	-618	-155	-11
United Arab Emirates	4,798,491	201.4	$42,000	181
United Kingdom	61,113,205	2,149	$35,600	11,500
United States	307,212,123	14,260	$46,400	26,842	28,915	13,025
Uruguay	3,494,382	44.52	$12,700	-33
Uzbekistan	27,606,007	77.55	$2,800	-187	-17
Vanuatu	221,552	1.041	$4,800	-92
Venezuela	26,814,843	350.1	$13,100	-59
Vietnam	89,571,130	258.1	$2,900	-2,552
Virgin Islands	109,825	1.577	$14,500
Wallis and Futuna	15,343	0.06	$3,800	-131
Western Sahara	405,210	0.9	$2,500
Yemen	22,858,238	58.19	$2,500	-305
Zambia	11,862,740	18.5	$1,500	-1,086	-201
Zimbabwe	11,392,629	0.332	$100	-611	-140

Full Report: Sanders, Tony J. Empirical US Foreign Assistance Statistics at the Close of the American Imperial Century:

An Act to Secure a Voluntary 1 percent ODA Tax on Income. 62 pgs. HA-31-9-10