TIDBITS
Sir
Peter Bonnell CJSJ
2/28/01
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Census U. S.
2001.
Since writing my concerns as to the accuracy of the last Bureau of Census
figures in my Tidbits column "Vote Fraud", others must also have
observed the inaccuracy. If there are 210,000.000 registered voters in the U.S.
it stands to reason there are far more people in this country than officially
reported. As of March 6, 200l the Census Bureau still claims
the total population is 283,739,777. One TV station two weeks ago came out with
347,000,00 being the estimated population.
60 Minutes II
on 3/7/01 claimed the Hispanic population and the White population in the U.S.
are practically even at this time.
The Census Bureau has been swamped with inquiries. If
you add the Black, Oriental and illegal aliens together, it is a fair
conclusion; due to the much higher Black birth rate (than either the White or
Hispanic) that in total Black, Oriental, along with illegal aliens are equal in
numbers to White's also. The Census Bureau admits that in the largest cities
only approximately 40% of the census forms are returned. The large majority of
the Black and Hispanic people live in the largest cities and are mainly the
people not returning the forms.
Let's do a little simple math. There are 210,000.000
registered voters. Past records indicate approximately 1/3 of the people of
voting age are not registered to vote. This makes a total of 315,000,000…where
are the children? If we assume there is one child to every person of voting age,
then there must be at least 630,000,000 people in the U.S. today.
I think the figure of one child to every adult is a
conservative estimate. How many times when watching a professional football game
has the announcer, speaking of an athlete, mentioned he comes from a family of
14 or 18 children. On a Game Show last week there was a woman who had 26
children and 19 grand children.
Department
of Health & Human Services. At
present I am trying to obtain the number of individuals that receive welfare
assistance and total amount in dollars attributed thereto. I will print that
information when available.
In 1982 1.3 people were working to support 1 person
on welfare. (In 1950 it was 5 to 1, in 1960 it was 2 to 1).Welfare alone
received 25% more money than the total defense program of the U.S. that year. The
Dept. of HHS also had the third
largest budget in the world that year.
Only the total U.S. budget and the total budget of the Soviet Union were larger
(See Tidbits column 8/82 titled Welfare 1950-1982 in Index).
The budget for
the Department of Health & Human services for the year 2000 was 382.7
billion dollars and the 2001 budget is 426.5 billion
dollars. I am trying to get a breakdown of the operating cost of the
department and also the expenditures for the various programs. I will print that
information when available.
USS
Greenville. It has been reported that there were 16 civilians in the control room
of this submarine and some were at the controls when the sub surfaced, rammed
and sunk a Japanese fishing boat
Reportedly, the
only reason the sub was out at the time was to give a ride to the 16 civilians.
Question, did all of these civilians have a security clearance with background
check and since when are untrained personnel (no less civilian) allowed at the
controls of any military equipment on maneuvers?
Ohio &
Gun Control. Ohio is one of only seven States
that deny non-felon citizens a license to carry concealed weapons.
The Ohio
General Assembly admits that it is the inalienable
and fundamental right of an Ohio citizen under the Ohio & U.S.
Constitution to do so.
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*Sir Peter is an
American Knighted for an "outstanding fight against world communism".
He was promoted to Commander & Brig. Gen. In 1978, served as
Ambassador of the Sovereign Order of St. John 1978-1980, appointed as Chairman
of the Ohio Governor's Export Council to Central America in 1982. His political
writings are sent to news services in the U.S. and other countries.
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