IN CHAMPAIGN COUNTY COURT
101 E MAIN ST. URBANA IL 61801
Trial: 2018 TR 5950
STATE OF IL
VS
JAMES FRANK OSTERBUR
2191 COUNTY ROAD 2500 E. ST. JOESPH, IL 61873
DATED: 5/25/18 7th filing
Constructed from the realities of our time. Just a tiny dribble of news.
When 8 billion people do anything, there is an immense consequence to the environment; and every single one of them wants or intends “to go to the store, and get whatever they want”. Every single day, to eat another form of life. It is not the same as it was sixty years or so ago with 4 billion people on earth/ our world has changed. Nature is no longer in control. The curse of human want is.
Given that reality, among the many primary consequences to our world is: the destruction of oxygen in our atmosphere. While some say “we got plenty, as liars assume we could use every last part of the resource”. Reality proves we do live within a very limited range of oxygen percentage in the atmosphere or we cannot breathe adequately for life (like going to the top of the mountain/ at the sea). See graph below. The heat released by that fire, changing the earth.
When CFCs reach the upper atmosphere, they are exposed to ultraviolet rays, which causes them to break down into substances that include chlorine. The chlorine reacts with the oxygen atoms in ozone and rips apart the ozone molecule. Ozone stops solar radiation, from 91 million miles away; so we can live. While humanity tries to ignite the very cause of that radiation here on earth: where we cannot.
In addition to the oxygen that can be measured in the upper atmosphere/ the oxygen escaping from the oceans to let life breathe. The creatures who make oxygen in the ocean: cannot survive a change in chemistry or heat. It Robs that environment of what all ocean life needs/ while it also strips the future of hope.
When we burn fossil fuels, every fire needs oxygen to complete the combustion cycle; and gives pollution. Every car/ every plane/ every heater and so on plus forest fires etcetera. The numbers are staggering. The pollution is severe. Global warming is accelerating. Just from motors idling is serious, because that is what people choose to do: the attack on our future is immense. And you’re child won’t survive it; because that is the decision that you made.
The total generation of municipal solid waste in 2014 was 258.5 million tons (U.S. short tons, unless specified) of MSW in 2014, approximately 3.5 million tons more than the amount generated in 2013. MSW generated in 2014 increased to 4.44 pounds per person per day. This is an increase from the 255 million tons generated in 2013 and the 208.3 million tons in 1990. Resource loss
While they have been removed from easy finding: EPA release some years back indicated toxic poison injection at trillions of pounds or tons (I forget). Poisons by the trillion tons used in agriculture/ produced by industry/ released in the atmosphere, oceans/ fracking to pressurize gas under the aquifer/ extreme tiling to insure nothing gets to the aquifer [ONLY one inch per fifty inches of rain]/ people pumping poison into the aquifers [dry aquifers collapse]/ the great lakes on the edge of “collapse (true, but too volatile for terrorists, to speak further)”; the list is long, and we cannot repair the water.
Water scarcity already affects every continent. Around 1.2 billion people, or almost one-fifth of the world’s population, live in areas of physical scarcity, and 500 million people are approaching this situation. Another 1.6 billion people, or almost one quarter of the world’s population, face economic water shortage (where countries lack the necessary infrastructure to take water from rivers and aquifers).
World Hunger, Poverty Facts, Statistics 2016 – World Hunger News
- Number of hungry people in the world. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization estimates that about 815 million people of the 7.6 billion people in the world, or 10.7%, were suffering from chronic undernourishment in 2016. Almost all the hungry people live in developing countries. Other forms of life need food too/ habitat too/ chains of life are failing.
When the water supply ends for any major metropolitan area. They literally have only three days, at most; before thirst effects begin to destroy life. The outlying areas will tell them: we cannot. The consequence: Death or water now, means a gun in every hand/ with no holds barred. Kill or be killed: is an “apocalypse” (a river of blood). Chaos in nature due to humanity mutilating DNA
The loss of trees means the atmosphere of this planet will become “unattached” to the surface/ thereby accelerating back to the wind speed of other planets, known to exist at hundreds of miles per hour: then no life here either. Loss of trees is loss of habitat, which means certain extinction, in many species. Humanity continues to urbanize, stripping away the very land it needs for food. Building more roads, for more pollution, and less diversity of life.
The constant of university, business, and government is: NO diversity shall exist; “except in the museum”. Because they want control, over “just one little thing”. So they pick one little thing, and distribute it across the nation or globe: making one single disease enough to wipe out the entire species/ and all the food source goes with it: which means WAR.
The constant of university is: we can rule over everything. With artificial intelligence, and robotic manufacture; just one man can rule an army. With computer controlled everything: just one man can shut down a nation.
Without antibiotics, your medical industry; becomes obsolete/ including surgery, as opening a body is then potentially suicide. And you made the diseases three times worse, in the process. Jun 23, 2017 – Nationwide, health care is one of the largest expenses for U.S. residents. … Currently, Americans pay $3.4 trillion a year for medical care (and, unfortunately, … Indeed, average annual costs per person hit $10,345 in 2016. … for coverage alone, and, if they met their deductible, a total of just under $18,000. Median weekly earnings of full-time workers were $881 in the first quarter of 2018. Women had median weekly earnings of $783, or 81.1 percent of the $965 median for men. (See table 2.)
United States of America/Gross domestic product
18.57 trillion USD (2016) in a nation of 330 million Mar 18, 2018 – In April 2018, about 127.34 million people were employed on a … Monthly number of full-time employees in the United States from April 2017 to … 18.57 trillion divided by 127.45 workers is= a production of $145,830.00 per each and every worker. Whereas when we look at the federal reserve over half comes from banking related endeavors; as in credit and interest.[promised work and resources, not done].
Construction is driven by forests which no longer exist.
Fishing is driven by oceans now depleted of all abundance and being attacked for the last remaining survivors.
Pollinators will soon be extinct. The chains of life will soon be destroyed.
Humanity grows by more than one billion additional mouths to feed every decade. Water resources are at crisis levels, in a world filled with guns.
