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By Anthony J= . Sanders
Purchasing Power Parity HA-1-4-24
Hyperinflation since 2021 has caused as much damage to
purchasing power as COVID in 2020. After two productive days of rain on Apri=
l Fools d=
ay
after Easter Sunday 2024, a preliminary report on the utility of Gross Domes=
tic
Product Purchasing Power Parity (GDP PPP), to enforce the 2 percent inflatio=
n
limit worldwide, is ready to be released, before the entire Economy Data Ent=
ry
Proposal, to be titled 'Trust UN Assessment' is ready to advise the UN Gener=
al
Assembly exactly how to overhaul UN Data since base year 2018, and UN System
Budget since 2016. Consumers must be protected against harm by a distinct
propensity of the geriatric leaders of the US and UN to overestimate economi=
c
data and not correct their best beloved elder scammers, with the big numbers
the elderly prefer although they are unable to process them, ostensibly due =
to
the credible fear of calculus of the arteries and stroke risk underlying the
cognitive decline of advancing age, for whom we must describe failsafe metho=
ds
of calculation. Concerted action by the Assembly is needed to ensure total
World GDP PPP does not collapse to below the level of true GDP as soon as 20=
25
or 26. The $105 trillion GDP PPP is only five percent more than $99 trillion
true World GDP in 2024, down from a World GDP PPP of $130 trillion, 49 perce=
nt
higher than the $87 trillion GDP in 2018. Per capita GDP PPP has declined -2=
3.3
percent over six years, an average of -3.9 percent annually, from $16,943 in
2018 to $12,995 in 2024.
Second Recount of UN Statistic=
al
Assessment; Base Year 2018 HA-7-3-24
A tota=
l of
197 independent nations are counted in the Atlas. Votes of no confidence in the UN General Assembly<=
span
style=3D'mso-bidi-font-family:"Times New Roman"'>: (1) UN Data and World Bank estimates pertaining to Country=
by
Country GNI and GDP must be deleted to base year 2018 and recalculated using
IMF moderated economic growth rates published in World Economic Outlook:
Navigating Global Divergences of October 2023 by IMF country visits.<=
/span> (2) Both the Mid-year population on table beginning o=
n
page 114 of the 2022 Demographic Yearbook and UN Data population statistics
must be cleaned up, so that Final Figure, incomplete/questionable reliabilit=
y
are all overruled by - Final Figure, complete – and consistent with the se=
cond
recount of total population data in Annex I: Mid-year population, United
Nations estimates: 2013 – 2022 on pages 692-696 of the 2022 Demographic
Yearbook. (3) Overestimation of revenues 2020-2021 in the Budgetary and
financial situation of the organizations of the United Nations system A/77/5=
07
5 October 2022 (2016-2021) must be replaced with historical CEB statistics t=
hat
have been destroyed by the United Nations, as the baseline for the UN Assemb=
ly
to estimate UN revenue growth that is proportionate with global GNI growth.<=
/span>
(4) 2020 US Presidential el=
ection
fraud justifies removing both geezers from the ballot and fingerprinting vot=
ers
in the 2024 election. (5) The Secretary General is charged with $22 billion in arrea=
rs
to UN Peacekeeping, paid $10 billion UN Security Council authorized US
humanitarian assistance and $12 billion, over time, for 100,000 UN Peacekeep=
ers
and/or a new Peacekeeping Fund to sustain 3 percent inflation for UN Peaceke=
eping
services that can be liquidated to pay for humanitarian assistance or UN
Compensation to victims of armed conflict. (6) Charge Israel ($50 billion), Mali ($5 million), Myanmar ($30
billion), Pakistan ($1.7 billion), Palestine ($50 million), Russia ($100 bil=
lion),
Saudi Arabia ($24.8 billion), Syria ($60 billion), and the United States of
America ($150 billion) with arrears due to owing UN
Compensation in excess of two years of dues and need to critici=
ze their vote under Art. 19 of the UN Charter. (7) Israel vote
of equal confidence with Palestine in regards to Membership under Art. 5 of =
the
UN Charter
and ad hoc judges under Art. 1(2) of the Rules and Art. 31 of the Statute of
the Court. (8) UN Compensation cas=
ualty
insurance benefit estimates for current wars in Burkina Faso ($10.6 billion)=
,
Columbia ($353 million), Democratic Republic of Congo ($30-$60 billion),
Ethiopia ($20 billion), Haiti ($1.1 billion), Mexico ($450 million), Sudan
($29.3 billion), Somalia ($18.5 billion), South Sudan ($12 billion), and
Cameroon ($5.1 billion).
Echinacea Recount Agenda of 2024 HA-7-11-23
A BILL. To ensure everyone knows to wash their nose - Echinacea cures
COVID, RSV and Influenza. To pass =
a
concurrent resolution on the budget of the United States Government, excludi=
ng
the operations of the Social Security Administration - the General Fund –
estimated at a total of $3.4 trillion in revenues, $3.9 trillion in outlays,=
a
deficit of -$568 billion, an acceptable 2.3 percent of the true GDP of only
$24.8 trillion in 2024, and balance of $1,240 billion to $1,690 billion, wit=
h
$535 billion available to pay for tax refunds, deficits in excess of 3 perce=
nt
of GDP, student loans and undistributed offsetting receipts FY 24 and into
perpetuity 2USC§632.
To pass a vote of no confidence in the 66.8 voter turnout of the 2020
election of Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken, most murderous official in
the world, whereby both Trump, for finance, and Biden, for suspected use, wo=
uld
be disqualified to hold federal office, exclusively for treason in regards t=
o
the US nuclear stockpile exceeding Obama's 1,700 active, 2,200 warhead limit
established by 2012 Nuclear Non-Proliferation (NPT) Review Conference
22USC§6303, to be succeeded by President Kamala Harris, in command of the 2=
,200
nuclear warhead limit, and new Secretary of State to translate Court of Inte=
rnational
Trade of the United States (COITUS) to Customs Court (CC) and Title 22 of th=
e
United States Code Foreign Relations and Intercourse (a-FRaI-d)
to Foreign Relations (FR-ee). To recount the 2020 and 2022 elections,=
2020
payroll tax, income taxes since 2021, customs revenues methodology, births,
net-migration, US Gross Domestic Product, Gross World Product, 2,200 nuclear
warhead limit etc.
To redu=
ce
the interest rate on Treasury par yield curve and Federal Reserve overnight
lending securities to their own two percent target rate for inflation
12USC§248(r)(2)(A)(iii), §343(3) and §357.
To limit inflation in home and rent
prices to three percent, mortgage rate interest to five percent and
incarceration to less than 250 detainees per 100,000 residents. To increase the federal minimum wage,=
by
inserting 'a base wage calculation of $10.00 an hour in 2022 with 3 percent
annual raise for low-income workers - $10.30 2023, $10.60 2024 etc.' in a ne=
w
subsection at 29USC§206(a)(1)(D). To
permanently place the repeal of the Adjustment to Contribution Base in Sec. =
230
of the Social Security Act 42USC§430 on the Agenda, whereby Congress would =
vote
to close the tax loophole for the rich, and under-insured state employees an=
d
civilian defense contractors, and tax everyone the full 12.4 percent SSA tax=
,
thereby increasing SSA payroll tax revenues 27-30 percent, in order to creat=
e a
Supplemental Security Income Trust Fund to end child poverty by 2024, state
underinsurance and all poverty by 2030 and reduce the on-budget deficit by t=
he
$70 billion cost of the SSI program FY 24.=
Be it enacted in the House and Senat=
e
assembled