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July 2024

By Anthony J. Sanders

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.

United States Budget for Fiscal Years 2017-25 Act HA-15-7-24

A BILL. In the United States Senate. To supplement the United States Code with a federal budget, General Fund balance and debt retirement statute, calculated to reduce the margin of error and codified for annual review in Chapter 66 of the Title 2 of the United States Code 2USC§7000 et seq. pursuant to 2USC§632 and 31USC§1106. To repeal enforcement of discretionary funding limits 2USC§901. To estimate on-budget revenues at $3,661 billion, outlays $4,329 billion and deficit -$668 billion, -2.9% of GDP, in fiscal year 2025, the first deficit less than 3 percent of GDP since 2019. To estimate off-budget revenues at $1,409 billion, expenditures $1,551, and deficit -$142 billion, -0.6% of GDP for the calendar year 2025, with 2033 OASI depletion date. To estimate total revenues at $5,070 billion, expenditures $5,880 billion, and -$810 billion deficit, -3.5% of GDP, due to the increasing OASI off-budget deficit. To recognize the $1.1 trillion balance remaining from COVID relief to purchase federal debt sales in excess of 3 percent of GDP, federal student loan deficits 31USC§1502. To amend the statutory debt limit from $14,295 billion to '$14,410 billion FY 2025 plus not more than 1 percent more every year thereafter, without Congressional review' at 31USC§3101. To increase the federal minimum wage from $7.25 an hour in 2009 to '$10.00 in 2022 and three percent inflation for low-income workers thereafter' at 29USC§206(a)(1)(D). To repeal the Adjustment to Contribution Base Sec. 230 of the Social Security Act 42USC§430 and create an SSI Trust Fund to end child poverty by 2025, state underinsurance and all poverty by 2030. Be it enacted in the House and Senate assembled

United States Budget FY 17 – 25

Public debt retirement leaves the United States with $14.4 trillion gross federal debt, 62.5% of GDP, much less than the $31.4 trillion statutory debt limit 31USC§3101. $1.1 trillion FY 25 General Fund Balance remains from COVID relief to purchase deficits in excess of 3 percent of GDP, federal student loan deficits and unaccountable robbery pursuant to the Anti-deficiency Act of 1982 31USC§1502. On-budget revenues are estimated $3,661 billion, outlays $4,329 billion and deficit -$668 billion, -2.9% of GDP, in fiscal year 2025. Off-budget revenues are estimated $1,409 billion, expenditures $1,551, and deficit -$142 billion, -0.6% of GDP for the calendar year 2025. Total revenues are estimated at $5,070 billion, expenditures $5,880 billion, and -810 billion deficit, -3.5% of GDP, FY 25 pursuant to the timely passage of concurrent resolution 2USC§632 and supplemental appropriation 31USC§1106. In light of the Treasury overvaluation since FY 22, the on-budget deficit -2.9% FY 25 is the first deficit less than 3 percent of GDP since 2019, a $24 billion deposit in the General Fund Balance is anticipated FY 25, however the total deficit is 3.5% due to the increasing OASDI off-budget deficit with 2033 doomsday, financed by off-budget by savings held in Trust Funds, until repeal of Adjustment to Contributions Base Sec. 230 of the Social Security Act 42USC§430 ends child poverty by 2024, state underinsurance and all poverty by 2030.

Treasury Valuation FY 17 - 25

The public must add up total discretionary and mandatory spending of Treasury Department Budget-in-brief. Treasury FY 22 request of $731.2 billion has gone up due to (1) Child Tax Credit FY 25 request, vote for $110 billion FY 25 pursuant to Congressional Budget Office estimate; (2) ACA Refundable Premium FY 23-25 hyperinflation, transfer to HHS/CMS whereas working age death rate has increased since 2011; (3) IRS Mandatory FY 22-25 is absorbed with undistributed offsetting receipt treatment of $79,969 million credit on Enhancement of Internal Revenue in Sec. 10301 of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) PL 117-130 August 16, 2022 to provide consistent annual accounting pursuant to Audit Standard No. 6 Evaluating Consistency of Financial Statement by the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (2008) and Rule 66 of the International Public Sector Standards Board Handbook of International Public Sector Accounting Pronouncements 2022 Edition Vol. I; (4) There may be further changes to federal budget totals due to resolution of revenue overestimates and Interest on Public Debt payments incidental to the solution of the Debt retirement equation: $28.4 trillion FY 21 gross federal debt + $2.7 trillion 3% of GDP FY 22-25 –$4..9 trillion FY94 gross public debt - $11.7 trillion interest payments FY95-25 = $14.4 trillion outstanding 30 year spread of public debt.