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THESE WEB SITES ARE PROVIDED AS BACK GROUND INFORMATION AND THE MAJOR FOUNDATION FOR NEVER GRANTING STATEHOOD TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. AS THESE PEOPLE DEPRIVE THEMSELVES AND THEIR FELLOW RESIDENTS DEMOCRACY AND CIVIL RIGHTS. IT IS QUITE INTERESTING THAT SO CALLED ‘CIVIL RIGHTS PEOPLE' IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DENY CIVIL RIGHTS AND DEMOCRACY TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA THEY DO NOT PROVIDE THESE WHITE BENEFITS TO THE NON WHITE RESIDENTS OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA AS WHITES PROVIDE TO THEMSELVES AND OTHERS IN ALASKA, VERMONT AND WYOMING. USA WHITE DEMOCRACY IS ADMINISTERED BY WHITES FOR THEMSELVES IN THE UNITED STATES AND THEIR LAND MASS IS GREATER YET THEY HAVE THE SAME SIZE POPULATION AS THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. LOOK AT WHAT THE WHITES GET AND GET IT GOOD!!!
Vermont population 608,827 THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA POPULATION 600K TO 506,900 WHERE IS THE BETTER QUALITY OF LIFE? WHY? 10 largest cities (2000): Burlington, 38,889; Essex, 18,626; Rutland, 17,292; Colchester, 16,986; South Burlington, 15,814; Bennington, 15,737; Brattleboro, 12,005; Hartford, 10.367; Milton, 9,479; Barre, 9,291; 14 counties ELECTED OFFICIALS FOR SCHOOLS, JUDGES, MAYORS AND MORE QUALITY LIFE.
Wyoming 493,782 THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA POPULATION 600K TO 506,900 WHERE IS THE BETTER QUALITY OF LIFE? WHY? 10 largest cities (2000): Cheyenne, 53,011; Casper, 49,644; Laramie, 27,204; Gillette, 19,646; Rock Springs, 18,708; Sheridan, 15,804; Green River, 11,808; Evanston, 11,507; Riverton, 9,310; Cody, 8,835; 23 counties ELECTED OFFICIALS FOR SCHOOLS, JUDGES, MAYORS AND MORE PLUS A BETTER QUALITY OF LIFE.
Alaska 626,932 THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA POPULATION 600K TO 506,900 WHERE IS THE BETTER QUALITY OF LIFE? WHY? 10 largest cities (2000): Anchorage, 260,283; Juneau, 30,711; Fairbanks, 30,224; Sitka, 8,835; Ketchikan, 7,922; Kenai, 6,942; Kodiak, 6,334; Bethel, 5,471; Wasilla, 5,469; Barrow, 4,581; 27 boroughs ELECTED OFFICIALS FOR SCHOOLS, JUDGES, MAYORS AND MORE PLUS A BETTER QUALITY OF LIFE FOR RESIDENTS.
QUESTIONS OF DEMOCRACY ADMINISTERED BY THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA GOVERNMEBNT AND THE CORRECT QUESTIONS TO ASK THEM IN DC GOVERNMENT
1.)WHY DOES THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA GOVERNMENT DEPRIVE THE RESIDENTS OF DEMOCRACY IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WHEN ALL ARE AWARE THAT DC IS NOT A STATE BUT OPERATES AS A STATE?
2.) WHY DON'T THE ELECTED OFFICIALS OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA SUPPLY AND PROVIDE ALL DEMOCRACY AN ALL CIVIL RIGHTS THAT THEY CONTROL TO ALL RESIDENTS OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA?
3.) CAN DEMOCRACY PROVIDED IN WHITE REGIONS OF THE UNITED STATES BE DIFFERENT WHEN SUPPLIED TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA?
4.) WHY IS IT THAT WHITE REGIONS OF THE UNITED STATES CAN HAVE VERY SMALL POPULATED TOWNS AND COUNTIES AND THE SAME IS NOT TRUE FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WHEN IT TOO CAN HAVE THE SAME SIZE TOWNS AND COUNTIES?
5.) WHAT TYPE(S) OF DEMOCRACY AND CIVIL RIGHTS ARE COMPATIBLE WITH DEPRIVING DC RESIDENTS OF DEMOCRACY BY WHITES AND NON WHITES NOT ALLOWING DC TO HAVE 280 CITY GOVERNMENTS AND 90 COUNTY GOVERNMENTS?
6.) NAME THE STATE(S) IN THE UNITED STATES THAT ALLOW STATE GOVERNMENT WORKERS OF ANY TYPE TO LIVE OUTSIDE OF THE STATE AND STILL WORK FOR THE STATE YET NOT LIVE WITHIN THE STATE?
7.) NAME THE STATE(S) IN THE UNITED STATE WHERE THE PEOPLE OF THAT STATE DO NOT KNOW HOW TO DO OR BUILD OR CONSTRUCT ANYTHING OF SUBSTANCE OR IMPORTANCE TO AND FOR THEMSELVES LIKE WASHINGTON, DC RESIDENTS?
7.) PROVIDE THE INDIVIDUAL SUM OF THE BUDGET DIVIDED BY THE POPULATION OF EACH OF THESE PLACES OPERATED AS STATE; ALASKA, THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, VERMONT AND WYOMING? NOW TRY SQUARE MILES THEN TRY DENSITY?
8.) WHY DO NON WHITES IN DC FAIL TO PROVIDE CIVIL RIGHTS AND DEMOCRACY TO
THEMSELVES IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WHILE AT THE SAME TIME ALL WAYS REQUESTING WHITES TO PROVIDE SOMETHING THAT THEY ARE UNWILLING TO PROVIDE TO THEMSELVES AND THE OTHER RESIDENTS OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA LIKE STATEHOOD?
9.) NAME 17 CITIES IN WASHINGTON, DC?
10.) NAME THE STATE(S) THAT DO NOT CONDUCT 100% OF ALL STATE TYPE RELATED BUSINESS WITH ONLY THAT STATES' COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES AND BUSINESS LOCATED IN THE STATE TO PROMOTE EMPLOYMENT AND DEVELOPMENT AS WASHINGTON, DC FAILS TO PROVIDE AND PROMOTE AND SUPPLY TO RESIDENTS.
ENFORCE THIS PART OF THE CONSTITUTION 'The number of Representatives shall not exceed one for every thirty thousand' AS ALL PROBLEMS END FOR THESE UNITED STATES AN YOU WOULD IF YOU WANTED BE IN THE CONGRESS IF THERE WERE 1 REPRESENTATIVE FOR EVERY 30,000 PEOPLES IN THESE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NOT 600,000 PEOPLES FOR EACH REPRESENTATIVE IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES YES THESE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FAILS THE TEST FOR ANY DEMOCRACY AND HAS THE LEAST NUMBER OF NATIONAL LEGISLATORS PER CAPITA OF ALL OF THE NATIONAL LEGISLATURES IN ALL OF THE COUNTRIES IN THE ENTIRE WORLD AS OF TODAY
The Constitution of these United States of America Article I Section 2.
The number of Representatives shall not exceed one for every thirty thousand, but each state shall have at least one Representative; and until such enumeration shall be made, the state of New Hampshire shall be entitled to chuse three, Massachusetts eight, Rhode Island and Providence Plantations one, Connecticut five, New York six, New Jersey four, Pennsylvania eight, Delaware one, Maryland six, Virginia ten, North Carolina five, South Carolina five, and Georgia three.
Exhaust from internal combustion engines is the single largest source of air pollution in Washington, D.C. and the surrounding areas. Vehicle exhaust fouls the air with carbon monoxide, erodes buildings and monuments, and is a key ingredient in groundlevel ozone or "smog." In short: car, truck and bus exhaust presents a hazard to health and property.
To protect the people that live and work in Washington and visitors that come to the Nation's Capitol each year, the City Council of the District of Columbia has passed a regulation prohibiting engine idling.
The regulation states that vehicles must not idle for more than three minutes while parked, unless the outside temperature is 32 F or below or there are 12 or more people on a bus which is operating air conditioning equipment.
The Compliance and Enforcement Branch of the District of Columbia Environmental Regulation Administration actively enforces this regulation. Any organization that owns and/or operates a bus seen violating this regulation will be issued a civil infraction ticket for $100. Once a company is convicted of violating the engine regulation, the fine on subsequent idling tickets will be double the amount of the previous fine.
The District of Columbia Environmental Regulation Administration requests that all bus operators observe the engine idling regulation while visiting the District of Columbia. Your cooperation is appreciated.
The engine idling regulation as it appears in Title 20 of the District of Columbia Municipal Regulations is shown below.
900 ENGINE IDLING
900.1 The engine of a gasoline or diesel powered motor vehicle, including private passenger vehicles, on public or private space shall not idle for more than three (3) minutes while the motor vehicle is parked, stopped or standing, except as follows:
(a) To operate power takeoff equipment such as, but not limited to, dumping, cement mixers, refrigeration systems, content delivery, winches, or shredders;
(b) To operate for fifteen (15) minutes air conditioning equipment on buses with an occupancy of twelve (12) or more persons; and
(c) To operate heating equipment when the local temperature is thirty-two (32) degrees Fahrenheit or below.
