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May 2023

By Anthony J. Sanders

My feet are still numb, since I lost my shoes in four feet of slush on Prospect Mountain during the 3 o’clock shower, and had to dig up my footprints for an hour. The snowpack is extraordinarily high and won’t be melted by June this year. I have left the CDT and am taking lower than low highway, through almost all of Colorado, until the elevation is less than 10,000 feet. Like almost every CDT hiker, except for the one who took the high route during a blizzard and got a frostbite blackened shin, that is still numb, I promise to come back and hike the 300-mile Colorado Trail in August.

New Amex Card HA-19-5-23

I am happy to report that I received the new American Express card and shall inform the New Mexico Regulation & Licensing Department and Treasury, when it has been used to buy new shoes, shop for groceries and withdraw cash from an ATM, this afternoon. The Treasury Secretary is obligated to prescribe regulations best calculated to protect the Government and individuals, who receive and/or engage in issuing those notes, from fraud and loss due to malfeasance of Senate Committee on Banking Housing and Urban Development 31USC§321(5)(A)(B). On second thought, I would like to sweeten the deal, to end all debt ceiling standoffs, by testifying that the $535 billion loan would enable the Federal Reserve to not only liberate the $1,070 billion equivalent of the $1,070 billion 2021 and 2022 income tax overestimate, frozen in the Treasury balance, over two years, and the advance 4.75 percent interest payment would get Federal Reserve remittances out of bankruptcy. $535 billion to be available to pay the FY 23 tax refund would be repaid with another $535 billion from Presidential spending overestimates FY 24. Although liberating money tied up in income tax overestimate duplicate, does not really increase federal debt, treating the tax overestimate dispute as loan, that does retire as it is repaid, is due process of the several Bureau of Fiscal Service frauds that, failing to perform, cause Janet Yellen's habitual loss of balance, slightly more than $1,070 billion this bankruptcy, to compel the Senate to issue the President a 210 day notice to replace the Treasurer pursuant to the Vacancy Act, if she does not cough up the missing trillion dollars of marketed Treasury securities, that is quite different number of zeros, than the equivalent amount of uncollected back income tax overestimates.