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July 2025

By Anthony J. Sanders

With $140 billion debt ceiling bond from the General Fund in the final quarter of FY 25, to justify a $15 trillion debt limit FY 26, the Treasury has enough to pay all arrears owed by the United States. UNESCO is due an additional $25 million, for a total of $100 million, this fiscal year 2025 pursuant to the official Department of State, Foreign Operations and Related Programs FY 25 HA-22-6-25, as edited. The ED budget was a lesson in typos. ED will take another draft to get their actual historical on-budget outlays FY 17 – FY 26, and off-budget contributions to, and borrowing from the General Fund balance FY 20 – FY 26, up to date, and also per pupil cost, but after three years of zero growth and before cruel and unusual budget cuts falsely citing the number of the beast cause damage, it is safe to find for 3 percent inflation for services from official requested FY 25 levels of ED outlays.

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.

Education Department FY 25 HA-28-7-25

The Department of Education’s mission is to promote student achievement and preparation for global competitiveness by fostering educational excellence and ensuring equal access. ED outlays are re-estimated, using 3 percent inflation services from FY 25: $90,012 million FY 23; $90,801 million FY 24; $96,873 million FY 25, $99,779 million FY 26, $102,773 million FY 27. ED FY 26 budget fails to contest FY 25 estimates that need to be sustained with 3 percent inflation into the future. The minor alteration in Final FY 24 numbers in the FY 26 budget, and major shortchanging of States FY 26, are all easily overruled by credible 3 percent annual inflation from the FY 25 budget, in all categories, including advance appropriations, mandatory and discretionary spending. After four years of zero growth, ED budget has been corrected to the point of deficiency. The easiest ED resolution is 3 percent inflation from FY 25 base. (Growth) is desirable so far as possible to adopt measures which expand rather than contract Art. XII(3)(a) of the General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs. The ED budget has historically failed to exclude off-budget General Fund student loan receipts and expenditures from the reporting of on-budget “outlays” needed to compute the modified OMB Outlays by Agency Table 4.1 pursuant to the Federal Credit Reform Act of 1990 2USC§661a(5) and must stop forcing the public to add-up their on-budget and off-budget outlays, ED must do the outlay addition for decision-makers.