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August 2024

By Anthony J. Sanders

I turned 50 this August 11. I have nearly exactly calculated the UN System budget, less interagency receipts, and am honored to include most UN agencies in my email list. Although it does not look like I will be finishing the Continental Divide Trail this year, I should be able to prepare an accurate financial and economic statement for the approval of the UN Assembly, complete with an as-of-yet un-started study of the current account of international trade and national government budgets this winter 2024, linked to the atlas above, and finish the Triple Crown at age 50, having perfectly redressed the calculus of the arteries troubling the US and UN (Numbers 35:16). This winter I am also planning on renovating my homepage to better solicit the original HA text, by annotated section, and rehabilitation of the abandoned properties.

United Nations Agency Revenue Total HA-20-8-24

Total revenues of the 34 UN System agencies are estimated at $45.6 billion (2025), 2 percent more than $44.7 billion (2024), but -7.5 percent less than the high of $49.3 billion (2022). The United Nations has averaged 2.0 percent annual inflation 2018-25 and must strive to sustain 3 percent inflation for services. The word ‘biennium’ must be amended to ‘year’ in Rule 157 of the Rules of Procedure of the General Assembly and ‘biennium’ and ‘period’ to ‘year’ in Regulation 2.3 of the Financial Rules and Regulations of the United Nations (2013). Minimally, right interpretation of Regulation 102.2 requires a three-year projection of resources and expenditures to exact 3 percent inflation for services. To enable the President of the Assembly to produce an annual UN System Budget for the Secretary, UN Agencies are hereby obligated to report to the Assembly President the legislation and tabulation of an actual annual statement of revenues, expenditures, surplus/deficit, dating from their creation, with emphasis on prior, current, and next year, with interest in sustaining 3 percent inflation for services beyond 2030 and into the highly simplified future of the UN Agency Revenue Treaty (UNART) .doc

Sanders v. Samoss HA-2-8-24

In the Oregon Supreme Court. Disabled Child Benefit 24MD977K02345-C1. The Court may vote to protect the assignment to the beneficiary whose federal budget is done under Sec. 202(d)(1), Sec. 207 and 216(e) of the Social Security Act 42USC§202, §207 and §216, or split the back pay with a lawyer of their superior criminal responsibility, in this social security case for the being the site of permanently disabling exposure to dimethoxymethamphetamine (DOM), three day panic attack and six month recovery from severe mental illness, if not washed off, manufactured in “the federal amphetamine manufacturing facility in Oregon” now prohibited 18USC§2338. The Court may vote to pay all to Anthony J. Sanders or appropriate the lesser of 25 percent of the past-due benefits or a maximum amount (currently $6,000) adjustable by the Commissioner (Speaker Johnson and new Commissioner from Maryland highly suspect of tampering with consumer products 18USC§1365) at his or her discretion (2USC§901 repeal due to arson, robbery, FBI health care fraud and abuse, government shutdown advocacy, all terrorism against civilian population 18USC§2331?), to legal fee under Sec. 206 of the Social Security Act 42USC§406, Scarborough v. Anthony J. Principi, Secretary of Veteran’s Affairs No. 02-1657 (2004) sleep paralysis, Shinseki v. Sanders 556US396 (2009) inverted eyelash and Astrue, Commissioner of Social Security v. Ratliff No. 08-1322 (2010) heart attack, not to mention the benign essential blepharospasm (eyelid twitch) associated with Anthony J. Blinken, Secretary of State, the most murderous official Jew, lawyer in the world, wrongful boycotter of the Chinese Olympics to celebrate the release of un-convicted Uighur, etc. FKT the Olympics Thu-Hiking v. Sanders, Tony J. HA-30-5-24. Oregon Supreme Court must hold the United States Supreme Court responsible for torture although intoxicated by a box of ephedra contaminated briefs regarding Grants Pass v. Johnson et al 603 US (2024) as overruled by Arts. 2, 4 and 14 of the Convention against Torture, Cruel, Inhuman and Degrading Punishment or Treatment (1987) at $5,000 (2024) UN Compensation, plus 3 percent inflation, per homeless, and fired from Secretary of State, Transportation, and Treasury, by President Kamala Harris to acquit herself of one count of robbing the issuer 31USC§321. The Court may also vote to require use of the maiden name on divorce filings, to facilitate name change and prevent mom-b 18USC§1028A.