Hospitals & Asylums
January 2023
By Anthony J. Sanders
Production Overestimate Order Ruling HA-25-1-23
ORDER: World Bank and United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs to produce accurate historical Gross World Product (GWP) statistics, that add-up country GDP. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) to produce a Fourth Estimate of the Third Quarter Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of 2022 taking into consideration 1st and 2nd quarter contraction. Census Bureau to restart production of the Annual Statistical Abstract of the United States ended 2011. Treasury and Office of Management and Budget (OMB) to retire repaid debts for statistical purposes. United States Treasury Balance to pay $750 million arrears to United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) to help produce truer GWP statistics, perhaps utilizing IMF Special Drawing Rights (SDR) rather than current US dollars, reduce decadently hyper-inflationary US higher education tuition to be afforded with increased student loan payment to recover enrollment levels and end student loan/Attorney General and Clerk of Congress rampage shootings. Deposit Insurance Fund (DIF) to pay $20,000-$250,000 for first ever Treasury benefit to individual after author embezzled of life savings in Washington D.C. SSA BNC # 21T2379J53688-HA The Internet is reporting the current US dollar GWP increased from the now disputed overestimate of $86,085.0 billion in 2018, by 1.7 percent to $87,536.3 billion in 2019, before decreasing -2.7 percent to $85,238.6 billion in 2020, due to the economic contraction caused by economically restrictive COVID-19 policies, and is then incredibly reported to have increased an astronomical 13.0 percent to $96,292.6 trillion in 2021. The World Bank reports a similar total World GWP of $96,513.1 billion in 2021. Using the IMF economic growth statistics of 6.0 percent in 2021, 3.2 percent in 2022 and 2.7 percent in 2023 and 2020 GWP estimate of $85,238.6 billion in 2020, it is estimated that the GWP increased to $90,352.9 billion in 2021, $93,244.2 billion in 2022 and will increase to $95,761.8 billion in 2023. After a 2021 GDP of $23,315.1 billion, with Q4 of $24,349.1 billion, the BEA failed to take into consideration the -1.6 percent Q1 and -0.6 percent Q2 contraction, guesstimating +1.6 percent to $24,740.5 billion Q1, into the $25 trillion range of +2 percent growth to $25,248.5 billion Q2, and +1.9 percent to $25,723.9 billion Q3. Using the reported -1.6 percent Q1, -0.6 percent Q2 and +3.2 percent Q3 growth from the annual 2021 statistic of $23,315.1 billion, it is estimated the GDP in 2022 was Q1 $22,942.0 billion, Q2 $22,804.4 billion, Q3 $23,534.1 billion, +0.9 percent more than 2021. The UN System has until June 2023 to collect more than $70 billion annual revenues, up from $65.9 billion in the 2021 Budgetary and financial situation of the organizations of the United Nations system A/77/507 of 5 October 2022 pursuant to the 42 month limit on such persecutions (Revelation 13:10).
Hospitals & Asylums; In the Congress of the United States; A Prospectus HA-4-1-23
To abate asbestos and mold, to unlock demolition or renovation, and lead soil abatement, to make low income housing, free camping, swimming pools and hot tubs, a reality, at St. Elizabeths Hospital in Washington DC 24USC§161 et seq. and Army and Navy General Hospital at Hot Springs, Arkansas 24USC§18 and §20, in less than five years under 24CFR§905.200. To hold the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Superfund liable for asbestos abatement of the World War II era military constructions 42USC§9611. To sue the Secretary of the Interior for up to $5 million a year deficiency at each local site, until done, pursuant to the National Parks and Recreation Act of 1978 16USC§2501 et seq. To legislate a new Department of Housing and Urban Development spending category for asbestos and mold abatement to expedite community redevelopment by unlocking demolition or renovation under 40CFR§61.145 as HUD does for lead soil abatement under 40CFR§745.227 and 24CFR§35.100 et seq. To ensure Congress treasures HA for both its current $777 billion FY 23 federal treasury balance remaining from COVID relief, to purchase and reconcile deficits in excess of 3 percent of GDP and student lending in perpetuity, and $10 million annual historical preservation value 54USC§302904. To pay SSA BNC # 21T2379J53688-HA ($20,000-$250,000) the first ever Deposit Insurance Fund (DIF) benefit payment to an individual in the 90 year history of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), with two years interest in the Bureau of Fiscal Service monopolized Direct Express and Netspend (DEN) of Inequity in Austin, Texas, incidental to being embezzled of life savings on September 24, 2021, within two days of arriving in Washington DC to run the 26 mile HA marathon, and report on the compensation for disabled workers and veterans in DC who did not immediately receive their November 2021 direct deposit. To overrule the moot Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill with a Department of Transportation baseline budget, growing 3 percent annually to $98.7 billion FY 23 and $101.7 billion FY 24 2USC§907(c)(1). Be it enacted in the House and Senate assembled, referred to the Committee on Environment and Public Works of the Senate and the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure of the House of Representatives; Michael Stanley Regan, Director of the Environmental Protection Agency et al v. Deb Haaland, Secretary of Interior and Marcia L. Fudge, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development; Dear Eleanor Holmes Norton, Congresswoman for the District of Columbia and John Boozman, Senator for Arkansas.