Hospitals & Asylums
Fall Equinox Edition
Vol. 25 No. 3
By Anthony J. Sanders
Thru-Hiking v. Pacific Northwest Trail
Association HA-19-9-25
The 1,200 mile long Pacific Northwest
Trail (PNT) is unfinished. It is calculated the PNT Association needs $1
million for post-fire trail maintenance completion, to contract off-duty
wildfire fighters and other trail associations, to safely buck an estimated 75
miles of blowdowns, in 150 eight day hitches, so PNTA can repair the tread, put
bridges over usually impassable Swift and Rainbow Creeks, and North Cascades
National Park will reopen their 100 mile western half, and better scout the
thru-hike by relay early every spring, note work and do the math. North
Cascades National Park seems to have been majorly lowballed in the vicinity of
100,000 acres on the 14,000 acres said to have been insured for the 2022 fire
and is sought to re-measure the extent of the burn. 30 miles of blowdowns from
the 2022 fire, I estimate, is the longest uncleared burn, and second longest
burn in the national trail system after the 100 miles south of Mt. Lassen
National Park. The 22 miles of uncleared burns Far Out estimates to the east of
Republic since the 2015 Stickpin fire is the second longest uncleared burn, and
contender for third longest burn in the national trail system. The 22 miles of
blowdowns remaining from the 2015 fire should be heard as a desperate plea for
an outside contractor to buck all the post-fire blowdowns. Bucking is
considered logging, the most dangerous career in the nation. PNTAs $17 hr. worker
and $24 hr. supervisor wage is the envy of other
volunteer trail associations, who usually work for food. Rangers must defend
hikers against bear attacks with scientific instruction, not prosecution and in
the future Glacier National Park will refund any unjust bear regulation fines.
The prescription for metronidazole to treat post-Vibrio duodenal ulcer
altitude acclimatization may be all Congress needs to pass the 425 mile Oregon Coast Trail in 16USC§1244(a).
Education
Department FY 25 HA-28-7-25,
HA-15-8-25
2nd draft. ED on-budget outlays add-up to: $80,294
million FY 17; $83,147 million FY 18; $83,248 million FY 19; $85,401 million FY
20; $85,420 million FY 21; $87,426 million FY 22; $90,012 million FY 23;
$90,801 million FY 24; $96,873 million FY 25; $98,631 million FY 26. The ED budget summary is diagnosed with ADD (Attention
Deficit Disorder). ED is obligated to produce a .xml spreadsheet to report
actual historical ED on-budget outlays in thousands, and total on-budget (and
currently unreported off-budget lending) outlays in millions, at least since
the passage of Department of Education Organization Act, P.L. 96–88, Oct. 17,
1979, 93 Stat 669, 20USC§3401 et
seq. Taking into consideration that without an on-budget outlay total no
proposals pass, the FY 25 ED budget is not contested by the FY 26 budget, that
is overruled by 3 percent inflation from FY 25. CR 22 student lending estimates
are not believed to have been overruled by the freak trillion
dollar FY 24 estimate, or the $250 billion student loan forgiveness
estimate in the accurately calculated General Fund would be as bankrupt as the
OMB deficit and debt overestimate. Arrears for 3 percent ED inflation from FY
25, in all categories of spending, shall be withheld from the General Fund by
HA, termed “restitution” in prosecutions of subsequent offense, for which
Vought is fined and sentenced up to two years in prison by ED for failure to pay
legal child support obligations under 18USC§228(d).
Department of State, Foreign Operations and Related Programs
FY 26 HA-22-6-25, HA-6-8-25
2nd draft. US Customs
Court. Total, International Affairs, including Functions 150, 300
and 800: $49,614 million FY 17; $50,956 million FY 18; $50,924 million FY 19;
$51,493 million FY 20; $52,757 million FY 21; $53,549 million FY 22; $58,771
million FY 23; $58,535 million FY 24; $59,998 million FY 25; $61,948 million FY
26. To emphasize, unlawful conduct with respect to
immigration documents 18USC§1597 constitutes unlawful conduct with respect to
documents in furtherance of trafficking, peonage, slavery, involuntary
servitude, or forced labor §1592, and this is unbecoming an officer, Trump v. International Refugee
Assistance Project (2017), Trump v. J.G.G. (2025), AARP v.
Trump (2025). The
United States shall, in accordance with its international obligations as set
forth in the Charter of the United Nations and in keeping with the
constitutional heritage and traditions of the United States, promote and
encourage increased respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms
throughout the world without distinction as to race, sex, language, or
religion. Accordingly, a principal goal of the foreign policy of the United
States shall be to promote the increased observance of internationally recognized
human rights by all countries. No security assistance (or personally
identifying information) may be provided to any country the government of which
engages in a consistent pattern of gross violations of internationally
recognized human rights, such as remotely assassinating people with cellular
GPS bomb or shooting humanitarian assistance applicants, not immunized by the
United Nations. Security assistance may not be provided to the police, domestic
intelligence, or similar law enforcement forces of such a country
22USC§2304(d). Application on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of
Genocide in the Gaza Strip (South Africa v. Israel). Congress is sought to vote to repeal
Annex (l), “The State of Palestine, in its capacity as an observer State, does
not have the right to vote in the General Assembly or to put forward its
candidature to United Nations organs” “Admission of new Members to the United
Nations A/ES-10/L.30/Rev.1 to hold the UN Assembly
in contempt of Legal Consequences of the Construction of a Wall in the Occupied
Palestinian Territory (2004) obligation...establishment of a Palestinian State.
Treasury Department FY 17 – FY 26 HA-13-7-25
Department of the Treasury was unable procure a President's Budget request in
time for the Concurrent Resolution and is now done by HA for the July 16
supplemental appropriations pursuant to IRS Statistics 31USC§1106 and Sec.
850 of An Act Supplementing appropriations for the fiscal
years ending Oct. 1, 2017-26 HA-12-6-25. Treasury
emails must be unblocked, or removed from the Treasury website, now that there
is a nonviolent Secretary who is not morbidly obese to the point of
cardiotoxicity nor unauthorized in his practice of certified public accounting.
Bureau of Fiscal Service overestimate email explosions to be taxed by Sec. 600
of the FY 26 Supplemental. The Treasury is morally supported by the
collaboration with the Primary Dealers of Treasury securities, to purchase deficits
in excess of 3 percent of GDP with an updated General Fund balance including
the following $140 billion debt ceiling bond for their relief of the stock
exchange, accounted for by HA in Sec. 30 of the FY 26 Supplemental. The Federal
Reserve is cited for not paying remittance to the Treasury since 2022,
allegedly being $750 million over budget on abatement of three buildings, where
St. Elizabeth's Hospital, the largest blight in Washington DC and two other
abandoned Hospitals & Asylums facilities, with more than 200 buildings a
piece, are estimated to cost only $25 million a year for five years before sale
or recapitalization with public housing operating expenses in HA World Heritage Application Treatment HA-6-12-23 and of
course redress the discount rate in excess of the two percent target 12USC§248(r)(2)(A)(iii), §343(3) and §357.