THE 2010 BUDGET

POST DATE:3/19/09

2010
An ecumenical analysis of the reference numbers from key annals of the United States Codes of Constitutional Law produces a quixotic sequence of American currency, “capital relativity” by what we have now come to know as “the State and Foreign entities in need of Economic Stimulus.” Specifically the representations of Title 29 – Labor; Title 15 – Commerce and Trade; and Title 10 – Armed Forces, upon a stared decision, shall bring about a shocking version of irony. The degree of shock at the relationship of current events and the signatures of the §§2010 passage(s) is depending upon your “educational relativity” and your current economic status (w/ or w/o the stimulus). To say that there is never an actualization of transparency in any regime of American government (just as fair a statement upon foreign counterparts) is the bittersweet truth of any hierarchical government. For as long as there is someone who is smarter than you or a person in a position of power greater than your own, there is a range of problems between you two and your respective groups that are constantly your correspondent responsibility – typically ranging from contradiction and antagonism to antagonism and crime. I guess such a problem is just as ironically complex in reverse isn’t it – as long as someone else is “dumber” or less powerful there is also some required consideration of “distance”; no rushed assassination of character or redemption of failure necessary. I guess this is what most regimes mean when they talk about transparency in government – I guess the opposite is what other regimes mean when they say that they can’t divulge secret information, or they are “not at liberty!” I guess the median is what actually exists in majority – that is, that the reality of government and education and labor and military is, by law, typically well recorded right in your local library…and some 10 – 12 years in advance as well!

Here are the relevant details of the §§2010 entries according to the aforementioned United States Constitutional Entitlements:
Title 29 – Labor
The Dept. of Labor chapter (23) on Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification actually appears as section 2101-2109 – but as there are no current amendments between 2009 and 2101, it seems the likely section for a set of law amendments mandating utilitarian conscription as the preemption to loss of employment and economic recession.
Title 15 – Commerce and Trade
Section 2010, part of subchapter V of the chapter 46 within the entitlements of Commerce and Trade, is dedicated to Improving Automotive Efficiency – or so it was…the entire subchapter (2001-2019) was repealed on July 5, 1994 during the Clinton Administration. But for what purpose? Hopefully it is as a buffer to the repeal of America’s dogmatic shortcomings at Realpolitiks, and against the lobby to immunize corporate culpability as opposed to unifying the frays of internationalized democracy’s economic (albeit due care/process) shortcomings!
c.China’s Applejuice: Y4.W 36:109-113
Title 10 – Armed Forces
The 2010 section of Military entitlements is one of Contribution. A legal offering to pay, incrementally, the military expense of developing countries. Whether its purpose is to enable liberty (as in the unionization of Hawaii and Puerto Rico) or to enable guerilla warfare (as in every other nation of federalists, beginning with Cuba), the stolid fact is that it is both awfully mundane and totally past usefulness to a peaceful Democracy – as such it must be repealed in a manner such as is anticlimactic to the War Powers in debate. Those that rightfully should indict George Bush if justice is to represent a share equity! By any measure this laws exercise, as compared to the real exercise of individual civil liberties versus standard of income, is an inspiration to civil unrest – except, most poor Americans are convinced that they’re well represented by their “American-not-Third-World” status.
What should cause alarm is the fact that these “developing country” agreements are not trade filibusters; and also were authored during the close of the Reagan administration but were amended (Nov. 1997) such as to remand eleven years of unaccounted spending. And what is the certain economic signature of an audit 11 years past due? RECESSION! These are the same conditions by which a Senate Hearing on Energy Tax Issues was convened during the summer of 2000. Here is a brief excerpt from the opening statements of House committee chairman Sen. Orrin Hatch:
“Our dependency on foreign oil is clearly one of the most pressing economic and national security issues we face at this time. Many in attendance today will recall the energy crisis under President Jimmy Carter in 1978.
The oil embargo by Arab nations at that time brought us sky-rocketing gas prices and long lines in our local gas stations. Central to the crisis was our Nation’s dependency on foreignsources for 35% of our oil.
What is striking, though, is since the 1970’s, our dependency on foreign oil has increased sharply, from 35% to a whopping 56 percent. Every day, Americans spend $300 million on imported oil.” (Subcommittee on Taxation and IRS Oversight-US Senate Committee on Finance: Y4.F 49:S.Hrg. 106-711)


Even the almost daily disparities of the passed Economic Stimulus Bill – which was given daily coverage as the hardworking efforts to pare two versions – seemed to be an obvious shedding front of its $$largess$$, to the tune of $15-32 billion daily(in the tradition of trickle down Reaganomics). And so it is no wonder that, after $1.8 trillion in “Recovery” spending, media has us chomping over a $165 million(nearly one-thousandth of the total bill…but short) bit. {And by the way, I think We The People should prefer media coverage announcing arrest and indictment of all things and all attestee’s derivative, as it is clearly the scheme of dissipation.} Finally, in due time, the Auto Industry czar shall say “Enough! We can’t possibly spend this excessive amount on a daily basis, let alone spend it and hide it…we’re just not poor!” And as usual, the main “new tax cut” provision of the bill itself took a cut – the “Making Work Pay” tax cut was reduced to $400-800 to bring about a $29 billion tax reduction. The accusations of socialism in American Government are clearly the same tactic that was/is systematic in the Soviet Republic as a tactic of concealment of general obligation. Meanwhile, I personally am owed some $2.9 million from the State of New Jersey by my timely filing of the form N.J.S.A 20.10 (herein indicative of some record(s) of incriminating material evidence) against the state for its premeditated and harassing Illegal Discrimination against Constitution, Incorporation, Sovereignty and Due Process. But due a governing habit of improprietously directing judicious-type conspiracies which employ all local corporations under thumb – and we all know from the Chicago story how easily corporations are manipulated by say…a governor or banking czar – this claim can be magnified tenfold and still only preempt the financial remedy that the AUC constitutes. Now that this is the manner of claiming the reality of Human/Civil Rights proliferation in American Society; just what is it exactly that you are doing to justify the denial of general socioeconomic obligation and the exclusivity of an Upper-Middle class salary? What will it take to move the regimes of American Democracy beyond official laughing contests of the overpaid and finger-pointing contests of reformists? Perhaps the trillions of dollars spent will simply resurface as “loss” within the year. Then it can merely be tacked on the existing $8-9 trillion bill and then we’ll be forced, as was Reagan, as was Roosevelt, to institute new programs. By either circumstance we surely can not afford to be decimated by derivative!
If it is finally time (after some 200 years) for the U.S. Supreme Court to shift its opinion on military commissions abroad (the Guantanamo victory of Hamdan v. Rumsfeld) then it is surely time to shift perspectives of the imbalance of wage versus salary in the un-storied history of its free-market economy (and, judicially, the failures and improprieties of incorporating martial logic as the quiet liability of brutally Racist/Sexist policing). The American Utilitarian Conscription must become the term(s) and concept(s) to represent general constitutional redress: beyond efficacy and probability, over the terms of continuous recession, over the terms of capitalism and free-market, and over the socioeconomic solubility of bipartisanship!

Kwesi R.D. Stone
Principal – AUC

THE AMERICAN UTILITARIAN CONSCRIPTION NOW CALLS FOR AN INCREASE IN THE AMERICAN STANDARD OF LOWER-MIDDLE CLASS INCOME!
THE AMERICAN UTILITARIAN CONSCRIPTION NOW CALLS FOR A MANDATORY ANNUITIZED [CASH/CREDIT BLEND] CITIZENSHIP ALLOWANCE FOR ALL AMERICAN CITIZENS ABOVE THE AGE OF 18!

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* The AUC is currently in the stages of a letter writing campaign to express concern re
Cash Based Stimulus of the current American Recession and to express consideration of a reparation based policy that stimulates America’s economy from the $0-$66,354 family income range (representing 60% of all taxpayers)[1]. The address of the campaign is to all
Local and State Representatives of Government – specifically, the House Committee on Education and Labor: http://edlabor.house.gov/about/members/