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In re: Case of Purified Water; Arrowhead Recall v. Blue Triton v. PRIMO HA-6-5-26

 

Kroger 9.5 pH Alkaline Purified Cincinnati TapWater, Alka 65 filtered Las Vegas tapwater and Arrowhead Mountain Spring Water from multiple sources in California, unless the point source pollution can be positively identified with the bar code 71142333416, are imminently hazardous consumer products condemned to be recalled under 15USC§2061. Following their merger with BlueTriton Brands, who bought Nestle Waters North America in 2021, in late 2024, PRIMO is the largest seller of bottled water in the USA and commands roughly 19% of the U.S. bottled water market. Arrowhead, Blue Triton and PRIMO are incommunicado online. The Stamford, Connecticut 06902 Blue Triton corporate headquarters burden the bailiff with the appellation of origin of their purified drinking water from many different sources across the country, that is failing every taste test pursuant to Common Regulations under the Lisbon Agreement and the Geneva Act of the Lisbon Agreement (2023).

 

Red Rock and Silver Springs Water Companies et al v. Alka 65 Restore and Hydrate Electrolytes Bottled in Las Vegas HA-1-5-26

 

Appellation of origin of Alka 65 Restore and Hydrate Electrolyte 1.5 L bottles is needed to redress contamination with E. coli Shigella neurotoxin after Las Vegas tap-water was “purified” with grocery store caliber reverse osmosis. The alkalinity tastes good and temporarily masks the flavor. However, the Shigella neurotoxin passes through the filter to intoxicate senility, with a minimum of insomnia, and constipation, to confuse the otherwise inalienable human right to a solid stool. Because a reverse osmosis filter cannot sufficiently purify the intoxicating Las Vegas tap-water Alka 65, and Court bailiff drink, the bottler of Alka 65, and warden must be held responsible to either test nearby Silver Springs Water and Red Rock Springs Water, or invest in expensive “vapor distilled” technology to add electrolytes to taste, for public consumption of potable drinking, coffee and cooking water pursuant to a Safe Drinking Water Act of 1974 land grant under 28USC§1354.  It is held, sellers of reverse osmosis filtered “purified” water must advertise their prudent selection of a natural source under 42USC§300g(3).

 

Santa Fe to Taos Trail; Bottled Sangre de Cristo v. Gallon of Kroger 9.5 pH Alkaline Purified Water HA-29-4-26

 

In the United States District Courts for New Mexico and Southern District of Ohio.  The Santa Fe to Taos Trail (SF2T) goes from the Santa Fe Plaza to Taos Plaza over the Sangre de Cristo Mountains of northern New Mexico. It is 132 miles long and is sworn to tell the whole Truchas, West, Middle and North Peaks, and nothing but the Trout.  I contracted high altitude Vibrio from Starkist Smart Bowls.  To sell their tasty, but diarrheal, gallon of water pursuant to the first reading of the Safe Drinking Water Act of 1974 under 42USC§300g(3) Kroger is ordered to either change the presumed source of their reverse osmosis and chemical treated water from the Ohio River to the Great Miami Buried Valley Aquifer or invest in expensive vapor distillation desalination technology pursuant to the same land grants from different states jurisdiction New Mexico seeks to bottle the Sangre de Cristo for sale to Rio Grande valley households, cafes, restaurants and grocery stores pursuant to 28USC§1354.

 

IAEA Office for Verification in USA HA-15-4-26, HA-27-4-26

 

2026 Nuclear Non-Proliferation (NPT) Review Conference is to be held at the UN headquarters in New York City on Monday 27 April to 22 May, 2026. International Atomic Energy Association (IAEA) and Security Council must be held responsible for creating an Office for Verification in US to impartially count up Obama's 2,200 nuclear warhead limit, convert excess radioactive material for use by civilian electricity generating nuclear reactors and military nuclear submarines and aircraft carriers pursuant to the Establishment of a Commission to Deal with the Problems raised by Atomic Energy in UN Resolution 1(1)(1946), Arts. 11, 96 and 99 of the UN Charter.

 

Starkist, headquarter in Reston, Virginia v. Galapesca SA in Guayaquil, Ecuador HA-24-4-26

 

After contracting Vibrio and ulcerating my duodenum on a hike in the mountains, I am writing to boycott Starkist Smart Bowls until they either report they use “bottled water” on their ingredient list or relocate their tuna, grain, bean and vegetable cooking facility to a higher elevation, above any development, where they are proud to use “rainforest” or “mountain spring” water pursuant to 21CFR§101.4 whereas there is a history of safety regarding the use of Glaceau Smart Water bottled by the Coca-Cola company under 21USC§350b(a)(2) or Starkist Smart Bowls cease to be labelled “Product of Ecuador” because the cooked, ready-to-eat, tuna, grain and vegetable package is “Made in America” with bottled, rainforest or mountain spring water, pursuant to 24USC§225h.

 

UN Agency Revenue Tabulation HA-14-4-26

 

In the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia: US v. Marco Rubio, Secretary of State. UN Agency Revenue Total for 33 agencies is $39,056 million (2017); $39,964 million (2018); $40,961 million (2019); $42,085 million (2020); $44,829 million (2021); $50,463 million (2022); $44,447 million (2023); $44,489 million (2024); $41,318 million (2025); $41,949 million (2026). 3 percent annual growth from 2017 would bring the UN system total to $49,601 million (2026). This indicates there is a deficiency in program level of about $7,652 million (2026). Using 3 percent inflation for services as a gauge, arrears add-up to a total of $13,724 million as of 2026. DPKO is asking the US pay $6 billion to the Peace-building Fund. WHO arrears add-up to $7,372 million as of 2026. Wash dry nose. Eucalyptus cures SARS and flu. The UN Regular budget is due an estimated $45 million in 2026. UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) is also perennially looking for an additional $3-$5 billion (2026).  World Food Programme (WFP) is due at least an additional $2 billion to accommodate increasing hunger. Essentially, the US owes UN System agencies $14 billion for arrears and an additional $58 billion for the affect the USAID cancellation had on Official Development Assistance (ODA) pursuant to collecting $72 billion in 2026.

 

Compensation HA-10-4-26

 

UN Compensation is the system of compensation for victims of war set forth by United Nations Security Council Compensation Commission for Iraq-Kuwait are applicable to the victims of all conflicts and disasters worldwide. The Assembly is sought to increase rates 108 percent (2.08), estimating 3 percent inflation for 36 years since 1990 without the vote of, or consultation with, the very dangerous Ambassadors to be enforced payment of UN Compensation, due victims of war, with Arrears pursuant to Art. 5 and 19 of the UN Charter. The nations with obligations to pay a total of $801 billion, $306 billion casualty insurance, in war reparations, to be formally charged Arrears to finance UN Compensation without vote are (1) Iran ($1 billion for Arabian infrastructure and casualty and $25 million civil war casualty); (2) Israel (>$50 billion for Palestine, Lebanon and Iran); (3) Myanmar ($30 billion internal and Royhinga refugees); (4) Pakistan ($1.7 billion Afghan refouler); (5) Palestine ($50 million Simchat Tora war); (6) Russia (>$100 billion for Ukraine); (7) Saudi Arabia ($24.8 billion for Yemen); (8) Syria ($60 billion civil war); and (9) United States of America ($322 billion for Iraq, Iran, Israel attacks, and hostile environmental modifications and $72 billion unpaid UN agency dues and USAID cancellation).

 

Bancorp v. Deposit Insurance Fund (DIF) HA-7-4-26

 

In the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia: $23,747 - $250,000 DIF Claim to Bancorp Bankruptcy Class Action.

 

Land and Water HA-4-4-26

 

Earth has a total surface area of 510,072,000 km², 361,899,999 km² of water, and 148,940,000 km² of land according to the CIA World Factbook, slightly more than the 509,600,000 km² total, 361,740, 000 km² of water, and 148,326,000 km² of land reported by Nations Online Project. Antarctica is about 14.2 million km² total, 13,915,000 km² under ice, and 285,000 on land. Total global land area added up using CIA data yields a slightly lower total of 131,994,143 km², plus 13,915,000 km² under ice in Antarctica and 1,710,000 km² under ice in Greenland, minus 6,000 Palestine km² for a grand total of 147,613,143 km².  There are 196 nations, including Taiwan, with a majority for Kosovo and to repeal Annex (l) obstructing Palestine’s Admission of new Members to the United Nations A/ES-10/L.30/Rev.1 and about 55 island dependencies.  On February 4, 2026, the CIA unexpectedly discontinued The World Factbook without providing an official reason. CIA World Factbook has been published since 1962, available to the public since 1971, digitally since 1997.  It is proposed UN Statistics commemorate the CIA World Factbook with a UN Assembly vote for the national Missions to agree with or dispute the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) World Factbook land and water area estimates.

 

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