Hospitals & Asylums 

 

 

June 2025

 

By Anthony J. Sanders

 

The HUD budget is open for debate and reassignment of all excess full-time employees to Housing Authority, HAs.  Criminally low 1 percent growth aiming to pardon 3 percent inflation and 1 percent employment growth, or dysregulated Republican robbery justifying further excessive compensation is the question?  The artificial plan for States to abolish Tenant Based Rental Assistance State Based Rental Assistance cannot be considered legal.  Texas Based Rental Assistance is okay because it might steer petitioners to the federally negligent safety of the State government in Austin, Texas, far away from the peculiar Kennedy assassination reincarnation from every federal communication there.  Prejudices of a Secretary from Texas must not be allowed to delude the nation. States are very vulnerable to Texas Based Republican Terrorism, none of whom operate on the exactly the same bizarre federal principles multidimensionally offending the illegal annexation of Texas, ie. in California the FBI kills local government email.  In Texas the FBI core of corruption is diluted by its rampant abuse by the bar, not dissimilar to FBI corrupted courts and Louisiana Speakers of the House, everywhere slavery is legal.  My conscious is bothered by continuing HUD lay-offs into FY 26.  However, overemployment by HUD, means underemployment by the HAs who actually do the work.  With the objective of liberating hypothetical capital overestimates involving multi-year obligations, it seems best to painlessly reassign all laid-off HUD employees to HAs with a mission.  On the topic of missions, having outlayed the number of the beast in the record time of only two years, HUD remains obligated to increase, not decrease, its number of offices from 66 to 70, to improve publications and correspondence.  Official suggestions are abatement, rent control, budget, history and an international office to compare buildings codes and help procure major reconstruction abroad.

 

State Department, Foreign Operations and Related Programs HA-22-6-25

 

Rubio v. Vought. The FY 26 State Department Foreign Operations and Related Programs is undone.  Before the FY 26 State Department Foreign Operations and Related Programs budget request can be done, it is necessary to add-up the Contributions to International Organizations table.  The State Department, Foreign Relations and Related Programs budget request has abolished the Overseas Contingency Operations division pursuant to the Paperwork Reduction Act and requires more work to produce a total without having to distinguish between Functions 150, 300 and 800. The most statistically significant revelation, in light of the terminated Ukraine subsidy independently accounted for by the Department of Defense, is that Foreign Military Finance $6 billion FY 2023-FY26 is completely eliminated because outlays for International Military Finance are believed to be an entirely fictitious expression of international military sales by US corporations, to the listed beneficiaries, none of whom receive any outlays.  A vote is wanted to terminate Bush's Millennium Challenge Corporation and transfer nearly a billion dollars a year to humanitarian assistance. Export Import Assistance has become unprofitable due to tariffs. Usual humanitarian assistance programs are fully financed and more humanitarian assistance may be justified to achieve $70 billion by FY 29, beginning with a Congressional vote whether or not to immediately convert an additional $6 billion in historically fictitious Foreign Military Finance to bring humanitarian assistance total spending from $61 billion to $67 billion FY 26 to distribute to Palestine, Sudan, South Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo, Haiti, Ukraine and elsewhere suffering starvation or other life threatening shortage of funds.

 

History of Los Angeles HA-19-6-25

 

The first people who lived in what is now the County of Los Angeles were members of the Ulo-Aztecan linguistic family or were descended from the Shoshone Tribes, and were called the Tongva (People of the Earth). In 1781, a group of 44 pobladores (settlers) arrived from northwest Mexico to establish El Pueblo de la Reina Los Angeles de la Porciuncula, or Town of the Queen of Angles on the river near the native village of Yang-Na (Yaanga). By 1790 the pueblo grew to 139 inhabitants. In 1846, troops led by Commodore Robert E. Stockton and Major John C. Fremont marched into the Plaza and were met with little resistance. The Treaty of Cahunega was signed on January 13, 1847, ending hostilities in California. The Mexican War ended with signing of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo in 1848. California came under United States control and became the 31^st state in 1850. At the time of California statehood, Los Angeles was home to 1,810 residents. Los Angeles County was established on February 18, 1850 and reported 3,530 residents. By the end of the decade the population of the city grew to 4,399, and the county increased to 11,333. As of 2025, the population of LA declined to approximately 3,770,958. LA is the second largest city in the United States, after New York, eighth largest city in the Americas, and 131st largest city in the world. It is majority-minority.

 

Housing and Urban Development HA-17-6-25

 

(a) HUD Budget review must produce an estimate of outlays for inclusion in the Outlays by Agency. The HUD budget overview does not reliably provide OMB with the exact number of outlays. Unless the methodology of the overview is redone to precisely report HUD outlays to OMB, it would be better for the Agency review to abolish the overview entirely. and instead add-up the Budget Outlays by Program, Comparative Summary Fiscal Years FY 2024-26, table to overrule Sec. 1,000(b)(10) of An Act Supplementing appropriations for the fiscal years ending Oct. 1, 2017-26: (1) Subtotal, HUD Discretionary Outlays (Gross): $51,037 million FY 17; $52,607 million FY 18; $53,688 million FY 19; $57,137 million FY 20; $61,528 million FY 21; $65,206 million FY 22; $70,427 million FY 23; $77,003 million ($76,996 million) FY 24; $84,156 (082) million ($71,836 million) FY 25; $70,919 million ($72,597 million) FY 26.  (2) HUD Discretionary Outlays (Gross) Inflation: 3.1% FY 18; 1.9% FY 19; 6.5% FY 20; 7.7% FY 21; 6.0% FY 22; 8.0% FY 23; 9.3% FY 24; 9.3% (1%) FY 25; -15.8% (1%) FY 26.  (3) HUD has not enjoyed 3 percent inflation since FY 18. A FY 19 cut preceded an age of excessive compensation. In the five years between FY 20 and FY 24 HUD outlays increased by 37.5 percent, 7.5 percent average annual inflation, 2.5 times the lawful 3 percent inflation for services. (4) Settlement is complicated by the extremely high amount of inflation HUD has been overestimating. 3 percent annual inflation in the seven years between FY 17 and FY 24 is only $61,755 million FY 24. However, HUD has smuggled their 66 offices to more than $70 billion in record time of two years, and in the absence of proof, do not truly believe HUD administrates as much as they claim to (Rev 13:5-10). It is held inflation should be limited to 1% annual growth, from $70,427 million FY 23, beginning $71,131 million FY 25, for the 8.25 year duration of their punishment, or until 3% inflation for services is pardoned.

 

An Act Supplementing appropriations for the fiscal years ending Oct. 1, 2017-26 HA-8-6-25

 

2^nd draft done June 12. To prepare supplemental budget estimates before July 16 for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2025, after changes pursuant to 31USC§1106, whereas 40 percent of agencies were tardy submitting the President's budget request due January 31USC§1105 by the April 15 Concurrent Resolution on the Fiscal Year 2025 budget H. Con. Res. 14 2USC§632 with the Technical Supplement to the 2026 Budget- Appendix May 2, 2025 overruled by the balances available, framework and equations supporting this Supplemental appropriation to establish an accurate system of accounting for the annual review of the 'Budget' in Chapter 66 by Congress Title 2 of the US Code codified 2USC§7001-§7010A.  To let those with an ear understand apocalypse planning only a little more than 3 percent inflation for services norm, 4.1 percent average annual inflation for four years, or one time large increase, is needed to prevent blasphemy and “persecution” involving the number of the beast 666 from enduring more than 42 months (Rev. 13:5-10). For example, the to be released, Legislative Branch appropriations FY 26 must increase from $6.4 billion FY 25 to $7 billion due to 2% annual pay-raise from 2009 provided they legislate an increase in minimum wage from $7.25 an hour in 209 to '$10.00 an hour in 2022 plus 3 percent inflation for low income workers every year thereafter, beginning, at a rate $10.90 in 2025 and increasing to $11.25 on January 1, 2026.' 29USC§206(a)(1)(D). State Department, Foreign Operations International Organizations FY 26 must increase from <$64.4 billion FY 25 to $71 billion FY 25 and $73 billion FY 26, with arrears plus new humanitarian assistance, (aka new budget authority) and not attempt to “lame duck” under $60 billion FY 26. Office of Personnel Management outlays are estimated to increase, due to early retirement bonuses and unjust lay-offs of probationary workers and others, from $63.98 billion FY 24 to $70 billion FY 25 to $71.4 billion FY 26. Tyrannically negligent Republican $66 billion ED budget child abuse recidivism is fined more than Security Council $6.6 billion Peacekeeping cuts 2018-2023, although theoretically due equal contempt of public property 18USC§641. Education Department (ED) FY 26 two year fails the three year budget request, substituting FY 20 levels to conceal approved FY 25 levels and urgently requires supplementation. The balance available for ED is $105 billion FY 24, $108 billion FY 25 and $111 billion FY 26. Student loan contributions to the General Fund balance are acknowledged. Treasury interest payments are sought to go down to <$600 billion FY 26. Total outlays reach $6 trillion FY 26 and the SSI tax on the rich to immediately end child poverty and all poverty by 2030 is humanity's only hope for $7 trillion in outlays FY 29. To ensure the federal government has enough money to pay obligations, $140 billion debt limit bond is available to purchase deficits that exceed 3% or as low as 2.8% of GDP on any given day in the final quarters of FY 25 due to the irregular cost of paying arrears, in exchange for $15 trillion debt limit FY 26 31USC§3101.

 

America Trail HA-1-6-25

 

An Act To separate the national scenic and historical trails, pass and fail proposals and map an America Trail, Camino America, to safely connect the North and South American continents by thru-hiking. 'Trails shall be established to connect urban areas to the National Scenic Trails, which are often more remotely located.' at 16USC§1241. To heighten scrutiny, it is necessary to separate National scenic and National historic trails listed at 16USC§1244, whereby National historical trails are removed to a new section titled National historic trails §1244A and §1244 is renamed National scenic trails, both sections are organized like the original (a) designated national trail, (b) feasibility study criteria, slightly modified and (c) proposals. To review homicide statistics in the Americas, alleged to have the highest homicide rate in the world, but possibly the only continent accurately reported, in 2023 the five countries reported to have the highest homicide rates in the world were all from America - Jamaica 49.3 per 100k, Ecuador 45.7 per 100k, Haiti 41.1 per 100k, Honduras 31.4 per 100k and Mexico 24.9 per 100k. The United States with 6.5 per 100k is ranked tenth, but there is considerable uncertainty regarding international armed conflict exclusion, possible exclusion of non-international armed conflict and inconsistent national homicide statistic reporting – there are a lot of blanks. 15 homicides per 100k is held to be the legal limit for State Department travel advisories.  It is furthermore necessary to review traffic crash data, in 2023 a total of 2.44 million motor vehicle crashes caused an estimated 5.1 million medically consulted injuries and 40,901 deaths. 45,775 pedestrians were injured by automobile accidents were admitted to the ER and 7,318 died, 16% mortality.  Although pedestrians comprise only 0.8% of motor vehicle crash injuries, they constitute 16% of fatalities; humans require better protection against armored vehicles - sidewalks and trails.

 

Planned Obsolescence of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act HA-1-6-25

 

Obsolescence is planned by American Express Serve and Blackbird Pre-paid Debit Cards and iPhone 12 on Far Out App to protest the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBB – obsolete).