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December 2024

 

By Anthony J. Sanders

 

An Act Sustaining the Child Tax Credit of 2025

To provide $110 billion for a $1,000 per Child Tax Credit for the fiscal year ending October 1, 2025, as agreed upon by the Congressional Budget Office, and same amount every $1,000 child tax credit thereafter.

To strike all the double negatives, including any fake fraud convictions of a dead-beat prosecutor, after 26USC§24(c)(1);

To legislate new positive law subsections;

 

(c)(2) Child social security number required; to be issued in case where (Arizona) state vital statistic rejection of right to a birth certificate for stateless US national (born at home with medical licensed midwife and documented by US passport) occurred, pursuant to recounts of births from 2009 high and historical most popular baby name under Art. 7 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.'

 

(c)(3) Poorest families with children first, including migrants who are taxpayers or refugees, pursuant to the elimination of child poverty in the United States under Art. 10(c) of the Declaration on Social Progress and Development.

 

(d) $110,000,000,000 are authorized to be appropriated for the fiscal year ending October 1, 2025 and every year thereafter.

Be it enacted in the House and Senate assembled

 

As Authorized to be Appropriated in the United States Budget for Fiscal Years 2017-2025 Act, Treasury Mandatory Account Worksheet HA-25 and Art. 97 of the 24th draft of Constitution of Hospitals & Asylums Non-Government Economy HA-31-12-24

 

>$100 trillion HA PPP 2025

 

United Nations Atlas, 2024 HA-9-12-24

 

World population is projected to grow 0.9% to 8.119 billion in 2024.  Despite an estimated 13 million excess deaths in the 2020-2021 biennium, the “wash dry nose” pandemic only marginally slowed population growth from 1.1% in 2019 to 0.8% in 2022. Global mortality increased 1.8% from 57 million in 2018 to 58 million in 2019. During the pandemic deaths increased from 1.8% to 58 million in 2019, 9.6% to 63 million in 2020 and another 9.5% to a high of 69 million in 2021, after which time a reduction in deaths, estimated one million a year more than 58 million in 2019 – 64 million in 2025.  The decline in births was -1.4% from 140 million in 2018 to 138 million in 2019, to -2.2% to 135 million in 2020, and -2.2% to 132 million in 2021.  Net Migration and Net Migration per 1,000 are calculated to fill in the blanks in Topics 54 and 55 of the World Population Prospects xml.  Economy statistics, GDP, GDP PPP and GNI, level and per capita, have been redone using IMF economic growth rates from 2018, USA 2017.  Although many economists missed the celebration in their mathematically impossible, overvaluation, humanity is on the eve a $100 trillion World GNI and GDP in 2025, with remorse for champagne purchasing power parity PPP also dipping thru $100 trillion whereas inflation usually exceeds economic growth.  To control change in consumer price inflation, a 2% limit on consumer price inflation and central bank discount rates is sought to maximize 3% inflation for services.  To prevent elder scam the UN Assembly is to staff a cartographer and four assistants, one from the President’s Mission, and DESA UN Economy Division 1950-2100 .xml.  UNCTAD is sought to solicit the Assembly to produce an official national budget report, to check wild current account balance estimates and equation, usually net zero international trade balance minus total world budget deficit.  Correcting for (C)h(i)n(a), national governments are estimated to have sold deficits of $2.4 trillion, -2.5% of the $94 trillion GWP in 2022.  Deficits are usually considered harmless up to 3% of GDP for bear market insurance purposes.  An OECD Official Development Assistance column must be checked for multi-year obligations, by country (-) donor, (+) recipient, net-zero totals (- & +).  Approximately $750 billion in Arrears for UN Compensation are assessed to be paid by the 34 agencies comprising the $45.6 billion UN System budget revenues total in 2025.  

 

Samoss v. Martin O'Malley, Commissioner of Social Security HA-16-12-24

 

In re: Disabled Child Benefit 24MD977K02345-C1.  The Federal Appeals Court for the 9th Circuit is inclusively sought, to check the paper copies of the United States Code in their law libraries, regarding the prejudice with which the Social Security Administration (SSA) wishes the Senate to repeal all of Simultaneous Entitlement to Benefits Sec. 202(k) of the Social Security Act 42USC§402(k) in addition to the passage of the Social Security Fairness Act of 2023 HR 82 that passed the House on November 12, 2024, and is set to be voted on this week S. 597, proposing to only repeal the Windfall Elimination Provision (WEP) and Government Pension Office (GPO) in Sec. 202(k)(5) of the Social Security Act 42USC402(k)(5). It is held, Simultaneous Entitlement to Benefits Sec. 202(k) of the Social Security Act 42USC§402(k) must be amended to repeal ', subject to the provisions of paragraph (2) hereof,' from (k)(1) for dead beat baby boomers to stop poisoning the concept of 'entitlement' in their dime store autobiographies, and repeal the rest of subsection (k).

 

Bataan Death March, 1941-1945 HA-27-12-24

 

The Bataan Memorial, at the center of Bataan Park, across the street from Historic Fort Bayard, at the edge of the Gila National Wilderness, the nation’s first, a half day on a marked connecting trail from the Continental Divide Trail, is in remembrance of the courageous men of the 200th and 515th Coast Artillery Companies.  Of the 22,000 Americans (soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines) captured by Japanese on Bataan, only about 15,000 returned home. Within hours of their December 7, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor, the Japanese began their assault on American outposts in the Philippines. Troops in Bataan resisted the Japanese until April 9, 1942 when 22,000 Americans and 54,000 Filipinos surrendered. The Bataan Death March is a legend of the evils of war and substandard prisons, without adequate food and water, or International Red Cross or Crescent flags, fundamental to the Third Geneva Convention Relating to the Treatment of Prisoners of War (1949).