Hospitals & Asylums
Occupy D.C.
Founders Speak at Southern Oregon University HA-2-16-12
By Anthony J. Sanders
Wes Brain from Jobs with Justice, and his wife, an immigration lawyer, hosted
two events in the month of February at Southern Oregon University. The first, at Feb. 15, 5:00pm --
Solidarity Potluck; 6:30pm -- Trade Justice Roadshow: Corporate
Globalization & the Trans-Pacific FTA.
The second, on Feb. 16, 6:30pm -- Dr. Margaret Flowers and Kevin Zeese: The Occupy Movement and Universal Healthcare. The
flyer said theTrans-Pacific Free Trade negotiations
are "being held in secret". The vast majority of us whose lives
will be affected by this pact have been specifically barred by the U.S. Trade
Representative from reviewing and commenting on U.S. proposals and broader
draft negotiating texts. If the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative
has its way, we will presumably only be able to comment on specific language
once the negotiations are completed - at which point it will become extremely
difficult to make substantive changes. This is unacceptable in a
democracy. Evan opened with a speech
about the meaning of potlucks. Arthur
said “The global economy is a force of nature. You need a PhD to
understand. It is nice to be with people who believe in themselves and
the power of small groups of like-minded people. An estimated 2.5 million
jobs have been lost to off-shoring and folding under foreign competition in the
United States, 52,000 jobs in Oregon. Besides the TPFTA Canada, Mexico
and Japan are entering in bilateral agreements”.
Those attending the TPFTA potluck unanimously
declared the United States of America v.
Kim Dotcom, Megaupload Limited et al. United
States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia Alexandria Division
Criminal No.
1:12CR3 seizure of January 19, 2012 a
mistrial under Sec. 202 of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) P.L.
105–304—OCT. 28, 1998, entrapment as codified and adopted the armed robbery case
as poster-child to the TPFTA under penalty of the Second Optional Protocol to
the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights aiming at the
abolition of the death penalty as it pertains to the want of criminal
codification of civil rights statute at (1) Conspiracy
against Rights 18USC(I)(13)§241and
(2) Deprivation of Rights Under Color of Law 18USC(I)(13)§242.
As of HA-5-5-5, D.C. had
the highest incarceration rate in the world, more than Texas, Bush v. Gore (2000) explained and highest
5% HIV+ rate in the nation. Occupy D.C. founders
agreed to look into converting D.C. prisons to homeless shelters, as was done
by the D.C. Mental Health System 24USC(4)III§225 et seq. under the Customs House Act, St. Elizabeth HA-26-2-11.
Here
are my notes from the 6:30 pm town hall style meeting at Southern Oregon
University. Deb Van Poolen
went to Washington D.C. on hunger strike for Bradley Manning as noted in Wikileaks: Release Assange
and Manning HA-31-1-12. She returned with a bunch of folks from D.C.
in early February and Wes Brain from Southern Oregon Jobs with Justice made
arrangements for lawyer Kevin Zeese and physician Margaret
Flowers, who are travelling the West Coast Occupy movements from San Francisco,
to speak at Southern Oregon University. Kevin Zeese’s
Labor Day Reflection: Time
for Americans to participate in power-Three hundred million Americans can
take control of the economy and country
solicited by Ralph Nader’s Single Payer Action October 2011 is cited in the Occupy
Ashland Report on Occupy Wall St. HA-11-11-11. Dr. Margaret Flowers is a co-founder of
Occupy D.C. and Physicians for National Health Care. Both she and Kevin Zeese are creators of It's Our
Economy, Occupy DC and Come Home America. She explains, “I am a Maryland
physician who lives close to Washington DC and hope for a working health
insurance system. We held actions and were sometimes arrested. The
time of symbolic actions is over. Nonviolent social revolution is
necessary because the system is defunct”.
Kevin
Zeese told us, “This is an interesting time in our
history. The empire is hollowing out our economy. Rome had 37
bases, the U.S. over 600. Occupy helped to put inequality on the agenda.
400 people have 80% of the wealth. They didn't get there by being any
smarter or working harder than everyone else but because the system is
corrupt. We've had everything stolen from us. 2/3 of us do not have $1,000
for emergency expenses. Corruption is so
extreme Obama holds luncheons costing $37,000, more than the median American
income. For 10 years polls have shown
2/3 of Americans want single payer”. Mr.
Zeese continues, “Corporate power makes government
dysfunctional. The people who founded
Occupy D.C. endorsed Occupy Wall St. in early July and went public on October
6. Occupy is a nonviolent movement as
described by AEinsteing.org whose revolution is reliant upon and competes in
free market with the establishment for the nine pillars of support – police,
military, religious institutions, non-profits,/NGOs, youth, labor, media and
civil servants. The power structure of
the establishment must be weakened for us to succeed. We therefore tell police we think they are
the 99% and we are nonviolent people pursuing their socio-economic
interests. If we act intelligently we
can be the media. The Internet gives
everyone access to information. We want
to move to a democratized economy away from oligarchy. Occupy is the beginning of a political
movement however it must abolish and not lobby the establishment” to not be poisoned
by the Democratic-Republican (DR) two party system.
My notes end with Ms. Flowers’ response to the town hall comment, “In the 1970s 8.5% of payroll (at my firm) was dedicated for family health insurance but now families, vision and dental are not covered and medical costs drive down employee wages” to which she made the very insightful defense of her failed experiment lobbying for universal health insurance, “20 years ago 70% of American physicians were members of the American Medical Association (AMA) today on 15% are”. Wherefore, I propose to abolish Medicare and insure the reasonable salaries of all licensed and practicing health care professionals against the lies of laymen via Medicaid for the health benefit of everybody so ill as to want to seek medical treatment, as decided in my recent work titled Authorization Request for Dental Services HA-14-2-12.
I
swear, at Occupy Ashland, if you leave your seat for a few minutes to speak to
the honored guests the Democratic grad students give your winter jacket a
possibly washable case of colon cancer, quoloquially
known in a 70s tune as anus curly whirly, and remove all the coats from the
free box. My uncle died of colon cancer so I am very concerned by the off
chance that the chronically subversive fat girl who occupied my seat at the
Occupy D.C. talk might be infected with a contagious form of the polyomavirus JCV SV40 that causes 50% of colorectal
cancer. Maybe the reason she abusively silences me and the other very
physically fit homeless man is that she was as wrongfully displeased with me as
I was with the old lady who couldn’t’ hear what I said and provoked me to say
“vote Democrat” to the “deaf” torturer instead of “vote Nader” and abruptly
leave the building instead of staying to enjoy the after-party with my peers
because I had to die of colon cancer for an hour walk in the cold. The host might heed the line of reasoning of
the spurned elderly lady and prefer to not use a microphone unless needed and
let the audience who raise their hands speak, but this is not so certain as the need for a few tables when using the
Stevenson Union for a potluck.
This
is however the second rainproof jacket lost to conflicts of interest with
Occupy Ashland this winter. Ashland volunteers need to be better insured
against further injury and property damage under 24USC(10)§422(d), wherefore independent
organizations like Hospitals & Asylums (HA), the host Southern Oregon Jobs
with Justice, who have not been recused for their conflict of interest related
to unethical lobbying like Occupy, must collectively charge both the Democratic
and Republican (DR) Parties in the United States Second Congressional District
of Oregon 25% of their 2012 campaign contributions in pursuit of the $2,500 fee
for independent candidates and issues to appear in the 2012 Voter Guide, to do
the federal chemical weapons exemption of the establishment parties civil and
political justice under 18USC(11B)§229(b) as supported by Medford 6 and Bend 8: Trespassing on a
Conflict of Interest HA-11-1-12. It was said that the Democratic congressional
candidate for 2nd District was attending the talk anonymously and he
or she did not declare themselves during speaking hour. The anonymous candidate, Rep. Walden’s mole,
is hoping to raise nearly 400 signatures to avoid paying the $2,500 Voter Guide
registration fee. Perhaps he or she
would not be ashamed to speak running on an independent ticket without fear of
being stabbed in the back by the free radicals in the Democratic camp. The Jackson County Clerk Chris Walker
(female), who was federally indicted for graft in the Medford 6 case above, is
reminded to charge both penniless Democratic and incumbent Republican
candidates our county’s share of the 25% of their 2012 campaign contributions,
by all the independent political organizations with literate candidates and
issues for the local 2012 ballot such as Jobs with Justice, Occupy and
Hospitals & Asylums. So go camping,
run the White Rabbit Trail daily, Mt. Ashland on the Sabbath and buy high quality
Indian antibiotics online without prescription to treat your bacterial endocarditis
and terminate your 10 year tenure with 25% chance of dying from rheumatic heart
disease caused by easily cured Streptococcus pyogenes
and never be a patient again using Hospitals & Asylums' Best Medicine
Monographs HA-14-2-11.
Work Cited
Authority to Receive Certain Uncompensated
Services 24USC(10)§422
Conspiracy against Rights 18USC(I)(13)§241
Department
of Health and Human Services et al v. State of Florida et al. Single Payer Action No.
11-398
Deprivation of Rights Under Color of Law 18USC(I)(13)§242
Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA)
P.L. 105–304 Oct. 28, 1998
Prohibited Activities 18USC(11B)§229
Sanders, Tony J. Authorization
Request for Dental Services HA-14-2-12
--
Best Medicine Monographs HA-14-2-11
-- Customs House Act, St. Elizabeth (CHAStE
) Bicentennial of the Naval Hospital Act February 26, 2011 and Labor Day 2011-- Decriminalizing Corrections and
Poverty in the District of Columbia HA-5-5-5
-- Medford 6 and Bend 8: Trespassing
on a Conflict of Interest HA-11-1-12
-- Occupy Ashland Report on Occupy
Wall St. HA-11-11-11