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(ENDING) THREE PROPOSALS TO MR. ELON MUSK AND US PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP

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(ENDING) THREE PROPOSALS TO MR. ELON MUSK AND US PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP
By Shuhratjon AHMADJONOV

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION TO APPENDIX 3

PART 8. RECONSTRUCTION OF BAZAARS THE WAY TO SOLVING THE PROBLEM OF UNEMPLOYMENT AND MULTIBILLION-DOLLARS OF SAVINGS STATE FUNDS
Shuhratjon AHMADJONOV
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Photo 1. Al-Hamidiya Bazaar (Souq) in Damascus. [1]

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Photo 2. Bazaar (Souq) in Amman, Jordan. [1]

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Photo 3. The Grand Bazaar in Istanbul, Turkey. [1]

This Proposals (article) is about recreating bazaars, sharply reducing unemployment, increasing income from bazaars, and cutting unemployment benefits.

Unemployment is a big problem. It is associated with another big problem - more than 35 trillion US dollar national debt [2].

CONTENTS

1. History of bazaars.
2. 1929-1939: Liquidation of bazaars in the USA.
3. Current situation.
4. A simple and reliable way.
5. Positive aspects of farmers' markets and bazaars.
6. Answer to doubts.
7. Caution: Chinese business in the United States.
8. Freedom at the bazaar.
9. History of the Eastern bazaar.
10. 2016: What did Mr. Donald Trump promise?
11. Mr. Joe Biden also increased the debt.
12. The threat of default.
13. Who will feed whom?
14. Temporary decrease in the number of unemployed.
15. The way to reduce the national debt.
16. The attitude of the security forces.
17. Where to revive the Central Bazaar?
18. World Bazaar Center in New York.
19. Long Bazaars of the World.
20. How to ensure freedom of the bazaar?
21. How is it in other countries?
22. There is a possibility of becoming a Nobel Peace Prize laureate.
23. My proposals.
24. The people's movement "For the Bazaar".
25. Do millions of unemployed have the right to happiness?
26. A brief history of my proposal to recreate the bazaar.
Literature

1. HISTORY OF BAZAARS

A bazaar or souk is a marketplace consisting of many small stalls or shops, especially in the Middle East, the Balkans, and Central Asia, including Uzbekistan, North Africa, and South Asia. They were traditionally located on vaulted or covered streets with doors at each end and served as the central marketplace of a town. The word "souk" is roughly equivalent to the word "bazaar" in the Arabic-speaking world. The existence of bazaars or souks dates back to about 3000 BC (before Christ). That is, bazaars arose five thousand years (!) ago. [1]

The term "bazaar" is more general than "farmers' market." Farmers' markets are a small subset of bazaars.

2. 1929-1939: LIQUIDATION OF BAZAARS IN THE USA

The Great Depression of 1929-1939, as a global economic crisis, affected the United States the most. At that time, law enforcement agencies (FBI, police, and others) insisted on closing and eliminating the bazaar structure in the United States. The Central Bazaar in Washington, D.C., was one of the largest bazaars in the United States. It was destroyed in 1930. The U.S. Central Archives was later built in its place. ([3])

The FBI, police, and other law enforcement agencies achieved the elimination of the bazaar structure in the United States. In doing so, they abandoned five thousand years of human experience, which is bazaars. This was a fatal mistake.

Years passed, and the number of unemployed began to increase from year to year. In October 2024, the national unemployment rate in the United States was about 6.98 million unemployed ([4]). This is a tragedy for 6.98 million Americans and their loved ones. In the souls of other Americans, who see their tragedy every day, the fear of losing their jobs and ending up in the same poverty and lack of rights has settled.

3. CURRENT SITUATION

According to the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS), from 1994 to 2019, the number of farmers markets has grown from 1,755 to 8,771 in 2019, an average annual growth rate of about 7 percent. [5]

The farmers market industry is expected to see revenue growth of an average of 7.5 percent over the five years through 2024, when revenues are expected to reach $1.4 billion. [6]

Unfortunately, existing farmers markets operate one to two days a week for four to six hours. And each farmer and his or her workers have to do a lot of work: they clean and pack produce into boxes and crates, load it into a truck, transport it to the point of sale, unload it from the truck, set up tents and stands, place the produce on the stands, and start selling. After 4-6 hours, they collect and pack the remaining products in boxes and cartons, load them into the car, and drive to their farm.

I have been selling the Street Sense newspaper at Dupont Circle Market and Eastern Market since 2012 on Saturday and Sunday. I have seen their hard work many times on each market day. It is especially hard for them on cold and hot days, during rains and snows, strong winds.

It is known that the USA is located between two great oceans. Therefore, almost every day winds of varying strength blow. Farmers are forced to strengthen each tent frame with heavy weights.

The regulations of farmers' markets contain large restrictions and prohibitions. Since 2010, I have not seen at least one American selling a bag of potatoes or a box of fruits or vegetables at a farmers' market that he (she) grew in his (her) garden or vegetable plot.

4. A SIMPLE AND RELIABLE WAY

There is a simple and reliable way to sharply reduce the number of unemployed, and thereby stop the growth of the US national debt. To do this, it is necessary to recreate, revive the markets with a full working day throughout the territory of the United States. In my Proposal, the bazaars will work thirty days a month from morning until evening, like grocery stores (supermarkets). The farmer and/or the merchant will have a permanent place of trade and premises. He (she) will leave unsold products and goods in his (her) premises in the bazaar.

5. POSITIVE SIDES OF FARMERS' MARKETS AND BAZAARS

In this paragraph, I will list the positive sides only of farmers' markets, which are a small part of the bazaar. Naturally, all these positive sides also apply to bazaars.

1. Millions of unemployed and part-time workers in the United States will be provided with full-time work. If in each state an average of 20 thousand unemployed people is attracted to bazaar work, then in fifty states one million unemployed Americans will be employed.

2. Many farmers, as well as various small and medium-sized stores can additionally sell their goods at revived markets, bazaars.

3. One of the main problems is the sale of goods and products. Regular bazaars create great opportunities for the sale of goods and products.

4. The emergence of additional sales points for millions of people will stimulate the production of more goods for the bazaar. Many current unemployed and part-time workers will be involved in these jobs.

5. The unemployed will help with the transportation and sale of goods at the market.

6. The market structure does not require special education or qualifications, as in other professions. Young Americans and uneducated unemployed people can freely work in the market structure. There is no need to spend time and money on their training.

7. Currently, supermarkets in the USA buy only the best part of the crop from farmers. The middle and small part of the crop remains in the field. Farmers can sell this part of the crop through the bazaar, at reduced prices than in supermarkets.

8. The implementation of the "Revival of Bazaars" project at the first stage requires almost no expenses. The heads of districts and cities of the USA are required to allocate a convenient place for citizens and sufficient area for the bazaar. In the future, based on the existing infrastructure of the bazaar, convenient bazaar buildings can and should be designed and built for sellers and buyers.

9. You can follow the historical path of humanity: close one of the central streets of the city and create a bazaar there.

10. This project can be implemented (occur) in a short time in all cities and districts of the 50 US states and in the Washington, DC. Currently, on some days, often on Saturday and Sunday for 4-6 hours, tent trade is organized in cities and districts. It is necessary to allow such trade daily from morning to evening thirty days a month (one day a month - Sanitary Day).

11. The revived bazaars will not harm the existing system of grocery supermarkets. Those citizens who want supermarket products can continue to buy in the supermarket.

12. The sales tax will go to the state (state) treasury. This will enrich each state, and the United States as a whole.

13. Currently, the US government spends a lot of money to provide the unemployed with a living wage. Much of this spending will be economize.

There are other positive aspects of the project to revive bazaars called "Bazaars".

6. ANSWER TO DOUBTS

Some may express doubts: bazaars will only create tens or hundreds of thousands of jobs, not millions of jobs. Let us think about it.

Let us imagine that a bazaar system has been organized and a farmer has started selling a lot of agricultural products in several bazaars. In order to sell agricultural products for twelve months, the farmer needs to cultivate new agricultural lands and plant agricultural crops. He and his workers will not be able to cope with such a volume of work using the farmer's existing agricultural machinery. Some of them are outdated and need to be replaced. Thanks to good income from the bazaar, the farmer will start ordering tractors and various mechanisms from factories that produce agricultural machinery.

If five or six farmers have ordered such an order for agricultural machinery, then the agricultural machinery factory can sell from the warehouse or produce five or six tractors on its own. If farmers all over the United States start ordering tractors and agricultural machinery, the plant will be forced to contact the metallurgical plant and order the necessary types of metal in the form of sheets or blanks.

The agricultural machinery plant will also hire fitters, milling machine operators, and workers of other professions. They may order new machines from the machine tool plant. The metallurgical plant will also hire additional labor to fulfill the orders. In turn, the management of the metallurgical plant will contact the mining company with an order for the supply of additional metallurgical raw materials.

This is how the entire chain will begin to produce additional products, machines, sheets, blanks, and so on. Such an important chain of orders and their fulfillment will provide work for about one million workers and specialists. Add to this the jobs in millions of hectares of farmers and thousands of large and small markets throughout the United States, and we will end up with several million jobs.

7. CAUTION: CHINESE BUSINESS IN THE USA

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Photo 4. Pell Street, New York. 2009. [7] I visited New York many times in 2015-2024. This and the neighboring streets still look like this with Chinese advertising hieroglyphs. In this area, there is a bus station between city buses, including to Washington, DC. They are served by Chinese pipel.

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Photo 5. CHINATOWN IN WASHINGTON, D.C. Chef making noodles in the window of a restaurant in Washington D.C. Chinatown. [8]

The Chinese skillfully used the absence of bazaars to accumulate initial capital: they organized the sale of fruits, vegetables, and even clothes in the center of US cities.

They also skillfully used the Covid-19 pandemic. Small business owners, such as cafes, restaurants, and so on, paid rent for many months, in the conditions of a pandemic and few customers. Their money almost ran out and they were forced to rent out these premises. The Chinese were waiting for this moment and one after another bought them and opened their own businesses. Now in the center of US cities, there are many cafes and shopping pavilions, the names of which are written in Chinese hieroglyphs (see photo 4 and 5).

In short, China is taking over business not only in foreign countries. They are actively doing this within the United States as well. In my opinion, the Chinese are planning to take over the sources of big business now, such as multi-story shopping malls...

The development of US bazaars will give millions of Americans the opportunity to do business in the bazaar, and thereby reduce Chinese business in the US.

8. FREEDOM IN THE BAZAAR

For a thousand years, most bazaars have been built according to the following principle: medium and small shops with permanent sellers are built and operate along the edges of the bazaar. In the middle of the bazaar and outside there are dozens, sometimes hundreds of trading stalls that are not assigned to anyone separately. Whoever arrives earlier has the right to take one of these stalls of their choice, pay a small tax for the stall provided for this one day and sell their goods. This is what ensures freedom of bazaar trade. If it is a food product, that is, fruits, vegetables, etc., then the seller must obtain permission from the bazaar laboratory employees.

Freedom of a farmers' market or bazaar should also include freedom to buy in bulk, sell in this or another bazaar. For example, strawberries and tomatoes ripen earlier in the southern states than in the northern ones. They are usually sold quite cheaply in the southern states. Individual businessmen can buy wholesale, load it into their trucks and transport it to northern cities, and even to Canada, and sell it there at higher prices. In Central Asia, including Uzbekistan, this is allowed, and many earn money by such honest work and provide for themselves and their families.

A businessman-transporter can sell in a northern city himself. He can also sell in small wholesale in boxes and bags to local resellers. As a result, in other bazaars, a certain number of people, especially young people and women, can earn money daily by buying in small wholesale and selling by the foot in this or a neighboring local bazaar. This is how tens and hundreds of thousands of citizens throughout the United States will be provided with work and income.

9. HISTORY OF THE EASTERN BAZAAR

If officials start assigning a specific stall to a specific vendor, the bazaar will become just another big store. The store officials will manage the vendors at their own discretion and eventually kill the free bazaar. As an example, I can give a short history of the Eastern Bazaar in the city of Washington.

"The first Eastern Bazaar was one of three public marketplaces included in Pierre L'Enfant's (1754-1825) plan for the city, in addition to the existing bazaars in Alexandria and Georgetown. The plan also called for a Central Bazaar and a Western Bazaar.

In 1805, Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) issued a proclamation calling for the establishment of an Eastern Bazaar at 7th and L Streets SE, near the Navy Yard.

The current Eastern Bazaar was designed by Adolf Klass and has operated continuously as a public bazaar since 1873" [9]

The interior of the Eastern Bazaar building was converted into a kind of store many years ago. For this purpose, counters were installed on both sides of the hall and permanent sellers were placed behind them. Thus, the Eastern Bazaar was transformed into another large grocery store.

On Saturdays and Sundays, bazaar lines operate outside the Eastern Bazaar building from 7:00 am to 4:00 pm. Various fruits, food, clothing and other goods are sold there.

Our task is to create conditions so that the Eastern Bazaar also functions from morning until evening for thirty days a month. In the future, it is necessary to build a large bazaar building with all the amenities for both sellers and buyers.

10. 2016: WHAT DID MR. DONALD TRUMP PROMISE?

Mr. Donald Trump told The Washington Post on April 3, 2016, that he could rid the United States of its $19 trillion debt in two terms as President. At a campaign stop in Wausau, Wisconsin, he warned that the United States was "sitting on a bubble right now that's going to burst." [10]

During President Trump's four years in office, the gross national debt has grown from $19.95 trillion to $27.75 trillion, an increase of $7.8 trillion (the public debt, a more economically significant measure of debt, has grown by $7.2 trillion over that period). [11]

Mr. Donald Trump has failed to reduce the national debt. Instead, he has added $7.8 trillion to the economic bubble from 2017 to 2021.

11. MR. JOE BIDEN TOO INCREASED THE DEBT

President Joe Biden increased the economic bubble by $7.25 trillion during 2021-2024, and it is over $35 trillion 258 billion as of August 25, 2024! [2]

"Below is a list of the largest foreign holders of U.S. Treasury securities as of June 2024:

Japan - $1,117.7 billion;
China - $780.2 billion;
United Kingdom - $741.5 billion;
Luxembourg - $384.2 billion;
Canada - $374.8 billion.
Cayman Islands - $319.4 billion;
Belgium - $318.0 billion;
Ireland - $308.0 billion;
France - $307.2 billion;
Switzerland - $287.1 billion;
Taiwan - $265.9 billion;
India - $241.9 billion;
Brazil - $227.0 billion;
Hong Kong - $220.6 billion;
Singapore - $219.3 billion;
others - $2,097.6 billion;
Total - $8,210.4 billion" [12], [13]

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Photo 6. Long-term treasury bond (Bond) for $10,000 [12], [13]

12. DEFAULT THREAT

One day, a default may occur, that is, failure to pay interest or principal on a debt obligation on time, and this large debt bubble will burst. The country and its 333 million people will be hit hard economically. The global economy will also be hit, since the gross domestic product (GDP) of the United States in 2022 was $25.46 trillion, which is about 15% of the world's GDP. [14]

According to World Bank estimates, a country's public debt is considered problematic when it is equal to 77% of the country's annual GDP. The US public debt was 105.4 percent in 2019, and now - July 30, 2024, 137.4 percent of the US annual GDP [14]

The United States has the largest external debt in the world. The United States spends more than $875 billion a year on interest payments on its securities. For example, in 2023, it paid $875.5 billion [12]. It turns out that the American people are working for the development of other countries, including China ...

Meanwhile, the US national debt continues to grow. A further increase in the US national debt poses a great danger to the country's citizens due to a possible default. Such an increase in the national debt cannot last forever.

If the US defaults, China may become the main leader of the world's countries. This is dangerous for all countries and peoples of the world, including the US and Uzbekistan. In communist China, many do not believe in God. If they have planned something, no one can stop them. We see this in the persecution of millions of Uyghurs Muslims in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region of China.

13. WHO FEEDS WHOM?

For thousands of years, the people fed both themselves and the government. Usually, the government does not feed the people. Those governments that tried to feed the people inevitably failed. This is evidenced by the collapse of the Soviet Union. The Bolshevik leadership of the Soviet Union forcibly created a collective farm system in the 1930s, and tried to provide the people with cheap bread. Later, the government was unable to provide people with bread, and since 1963, it began to buy millions of tons of grain from the United States. Ultimately, the Soviet Union, having the largest territory in the world, collapsed and disintegrated into 15 independent states.

The US government allocates many millions of dollars annually to pay unemployment benefits to millions of US citizens and the salaries of numerous officials. This means that the US government feeds part of the population for many years. As a result, the US national debt as of February 20, 2025 amounted to more than 36 trillion 504 billion dollars and continues to grow by billions of dollars daily. In terms of each US resident, there is a debt of more than $ 107,258. [2]

14. TEMPORARY DECREASE IN THE NUMBER OF UNEMPLOYED

Currently, the government spends trillions of dollars to organize temporary jobs for millions of US citizens. For example, to repair buildings, roads, bridges, and so on. These jobs are temporary. After the repairs are completed, bridges and buildings are built, these people will again be unemployed.

In contrast, markets will provide work for many years, decades and centuries for the farmers and sellers themselves, their children, grandchildren and other hired people. This is proven by the thousand-year history of mankind.

15. THE WAY TO REDUCE THE NATIONAL DEBT

To reduce the national debt, we must find ways to reduce government spending. One of these ways is to revive the markets in the United States. This will provide most of the unemployed with jobs. They and their families will no longer receive assistance from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) (formerly known as the Food Stamp Program, it provides assistance to people with low incomes and no income)

Today's unemployed will work at the markets and pay taxes. They will bring in billions of dollars in additional income to each state and country.

If we provide jobs for today's unemployed, most of them will have enough money to rent a house or apartment. As a result, the housing problem for millions of homeless people will be partially solved.

16. THE ATTITUDE OF THE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES

Some heads of law enforcement agencies (the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the police, and others) find it very convenient to keep the majority of the American people under threat of dismissal and unemployment. Therefore, they will be against the re-creation of bazaars in the USA.

The USA leads in the number of prisoners in absolute terms - about 2.2 million people are behind bars. This is 25% of all prisoners on the planet (more than in the 35 largest European countries combined, and 40% more than in China), although the population of the USA is only 5% of the world's population (329 million people). Of these prisoners, about 71 thousand are minors. The maintenance of the penitentiary system costs US taxpayers $80 billion annually. [15]

As of 2022, there were 1,808,100 prisoners in the United States. On average, there are 541 prisoners per 100,000 residents [16].

The police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) have hundreds of thousands of employees and staff positions due to the 6.98 million unemployed and 1,808,100 people behind bars. Many crimes are committed due to unemployment in the United States.

By solving the problem of employing the unemployed in the markets, we will significantly reduce the number of crimes and the number of people behind bars. This will significantly reduce the number of law enforcement officers. Some of them will move to market structures to ensure law and order and the safety of citizens in the markets. They will be selected on a competitive basis. As a result, we will save billions of dollars more, which is spent on maintaining the prison system.

A sharp reduction in convicts will raise the authority of the United States in the international arena in the field of human rights.

17. WHERE TO REVIVE THE CENTRAL BAZAAR?

In the center of Washington, DC there are old two-three-story buildings that have exhausted their internal resources and have no historical value. The owners of several dozen private two-three-story houses located nearby should be offered new apartments in a multi-story building with all modern amenities. To do this, it is necessary to build one or two multi-story buildings to accommodate these families. Then demolish these dozens of two-three-story houses and build a modern, beautiful, large bazaar for residents and guests of the capital. It is necessary to provide a parking space for many cars or a multi-story garage near the Central Bazaar.

I would recommend building such a long bazaar that would start at one end and end at the other end of Washington, DC. Of course, such a long bazaar will be built in stages over five to ten years. The layout of the Washington, DC Central Bazaar should be planned so that in the future it stretches from one end of Washington, DC to the other. The commissioning of the first stage of the Central Bazaar should be covered with one color of paint. Therefore, seven parts of the long bazaar will be painted in seven colors, like the subway map in Washington, DC. This will make it easier for customers to navigate the long bazaar.

The Long Bazaar will be designed and built in stages over ten years. This will provide work for hundreds of designers for more than ten years. Moreover, it will provide permanent work for hundreds of thousands of builders and specialists on a US scale.

You can think about the option of a double roof. Under the first roof, there will be the bazaar itself and a thousand thousand buyers and sellers. Above the first roof, there will be fire safety services, anti-terrorist security and other necessary services. The workers of these services will also be protected in winter and summer from rain, snow and wind thanks to the second roof.

18. WORLD BAZAAR CENTER IN NEW YORK

In New York, a long bazaar can be built on Broadway. The total length of Broadway is 53 kilometers. The length of Broadway within the boundaries of New York City is 24 kilometers. [17]

Since 2009, two segments of Broadway - in the Times Square area, between 42nd and 47th Streets, as well as in the Herald Square area between 33rd and 35th are pedestrian zones and completely closed to traffic. [17]

This is where the New York covered bazaar can be built. In the future, if such a long-covered bazaar is liked by the residents and guests of New York, then the construction of the covered bazaar should be continued from one end of New York to the other.

Any bazaar, including the New York and Washington, DC bazaars, will perform not only commercial functions, but also a social function as a meeting place and a place for people to walk.

In New York, the bazaar can be built along Broadway, which is 24 kilometers long. As a result, it will become the longest bazaar in the world, and this fact will be included in the Guinness Book of Records. It can be called the "World Bazaar Center", similar to the name "World Trade Center" in New York.

19. LONG BAZAARS OF THE WORLD

The Medina of Fez, Morocco, which includes numerous long market streets (e.g. Talaa Kebira) and bazaar areas (e.g. Kissariat al-Kifah), was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1981. Al-Madina Souk in Aleppo is the largest covered historic market in the world, with an approximate length of 13 kilometers. It is part of the Ancient Aleppo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986 in Syria. The Bazaar complex in Tabriz, Iran, was listed by UNESCO in 2010. The Bazaar of Qaisiyariye in Lar, Iran, is on the tentative list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 2007. Kemeralti Bazaar in Izmir was placed on tentative list in 2020. [1]

I hope the long bazaars in Washington, DC and New York will be designed and built uniquely. Years will pass and these bazaars will be included in the UNESCO list.

20. HOW TO ENSURE FREEDOM OF THE BAZAAR?

To ensure freedom of the bazaar, it is necessary to fulfill the following requirements:
- some of the trading counters are free, that is, they are not assigned to someone separately;
- whoever came earlier has the right to occupy the counter of their choice and sell their goods.

The following organizational measures are appropriate:
- Adopt a separate program "Revival and support of bazaars" or simply "Bazaars".
- Study the experience of various countries in organizing bazaars, production, delivery and sale of fruits, vegetables, products and goods in bazaars.
- Develop a list of recommendations for better organization of the bazaar, including production, delivery and sale of fruits, vegetables, products, clothing and goods in bazaars.

The attitude of people in bazaars is one of the real manifestations of civil society. Therefore, it is appropriate to prepare annual reports on the state of bazaars in the US states and in countries around the world.

21. HOW IS IT IN OTHER COUNTRIES?

It is known that there are currently more than eight billion people living on Earth. In industrially underdeveloped countries, more than a billion people work in the bazaars and for the bazaar. They are provided with work, have more or less income, pay taxes to their state, provide for their family, children and are to some extent happy.

How are our unemployed fellow citizens worse off compared to them? Nothing.

Please, give them the opportunity to work in and for the bazaar, provide for themselves and their families financially, pay taxes to enrich their country - the USA, and not sit and wait for handouts from the authorities ...

By creating bazaars everywhere, we will put an end to the tragedy of 6.98 million unemployed Americans.

22. THERE IS A POSSIBILITY TO BECOME A NOBEL PEACE PRIZE LAUREATE

Which of the leaders will head and decide on the restoration of bazaars in the USA, and thereby provide work for millions of unemployed people, there is such a high probability: he will become the next Nobel Peace Prize laureate.

23. MY PROPOSALS

1. The President of the USA and the Vice President of the USA, please take the initiative to restore bazaars in the USA.

2. Senators and representatives of the US Congress, please take the initiative to create bazaars in your states.

24. THE PEOPLE'S MOVEMENT "FOR THE BAZAAR"

US citizens need to create initiative groups everywhere to restore bazaars and unite in the people's movement "For the Bazaar". And also vote in the elections for those candidates who support and do specific things to create and develop bazaars in the USA.

25. DO MILLIONS OF UNEMPLOYED PEOPLE HAVE THE RIGHT TO HAPPINESS?

The fathers of US democracy wrote this in the Declaration of Independence.

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. -- That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed. [18]

So, the 6.98 million unemployed people in the United States, including myself, have every right to be happy. To ensure these rights, the citizens of the United States have instituted a government that exercises its power with the consent of the governed. And let them take decisive measures to re-establish the bazaars and thereby provide work for all the unemployed in the United States.

26. A BRIEF HISTORY OF MY PROPOSAL ON BAZAARS

In 2012, I proposed to recreate the bazaars, create conditions for their thirty-day work from morning until evening, and thereby end unemployment in the United States. I wrote an Appeal to US President Barack Obama and senators, and published it in the Street Sense newspaper and on the websites where I work ([19]-[22]). They did not pay attention. The situation became complicated. The US national debt increased sharply.

I wrote them my proposal to recreate the bazaars during the presidential elections of 2016 and 2020. They again did not pay attention.

In the 2024 presidential elections, I took more serious steps to recreate the bazaars. I wrote an Appeal (letter) to President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris about the need to restore the bazaars, seriously reduce unemployment and put an end to the growth of the national debt. There was no response. Perhaps someone blocked my mail.

I expanded my Appeal and wrote a long article of 25 paragraphs called "Unemployed, Bazaars and Elections". I translated it into English and emailed it to the management of the Washington Post newspaper, published in Washington. I don't know if my article reached them or not. I didn't receive any response.

On August 28, 2024, I sent my article to the editors of the Street Sense newspaper. Annemarie Cuccia, the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, replied: "We can publish an article in the newspaper up to 1500 words long."

I suggested publishing a special issue of Street Sense dedicated to bazaars. I reminded them that in 2023, the newspaper published an issue dedicated to poetry. They didn't agree. I think someone didn't allow them to publish this article. On September 27, 2024, Ms. Annemarie Cuccia sent me a version of my article shortened by a factor of six and asked for my approval. She removed the most interesting and important critical facts from my article. I did not agree.

LITERATURE

1. Bazaar. - Bazaar - Wikipedia (www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bazaar From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia).

2. US Debt Clock. - https://usdebtclock.org/

3. Center Market (1871-78) (20). English version. - http://www.adolf-cluss.de/index.php?lang=en&topSub=washington&content=h&sub=3.5.20

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By Shuhratjon AHMADJONOV

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 2 TO APPENDIX 2

PART 10. FBI - THE MAIN CULPRIT OF MASS MURDERS AND SUICIDES IN THE USA
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Photo. The grief of Americans who have lost their loved ones. [3]

10.1. TABLE OF CONTENTS OF THE ARTICLE "WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF MASS MURDERS IN THE USA?"

PARAGRAPH 391. On February 2, 2013, I published a large article, ? (What is the cause of mass murders in the USA?) [4] I am writing Additional information based on this article. There, in 2013, I wrote about intelligence officers. Based on more than 15 years of life in the USA, I can clarify: intelligence officers are some of the agents and leaders of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). Below is the table of contents of the article, What is the cause of mass murders in the USA?

Introduction.
1. The concept of "Mass murder".
2. The history of mass murders.
3. The concept of "Intelligence Service".
4. Two explosions at the Boston Marathon.
4.1. The explosion and subsequent events.
4.2. The history of the Tsarnaev family.
4.3. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
4.4. Tamerlan Tsarnaev.
4.5. Brief conclusion.
5. The mass murder at the school on December 14, 2012.
6. Biography of James Holmes.
7. The crime and the results.
8. The search for the cause.
9. Mass murders in the history of the USA.
10. About mass murders since 1991.
10.1. Hennard, George Joe.
10.2. Timothy James McVeigh.
10.3. Kipland Philip Kinkle.
10.4. Khua Hyo.
10.5. Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold.
10.6. Mark Orrin Barton.
10.7. Charles Andrew Williams.
10.8. Nathan Gale.
10.9. Jeffrey Weese.
10.10. Cho Seung-Hui.
10.11. Robert Hawkins.
10.12. Jared Lee Loughner.
10.13. Thomas T.J. Lane.
10.14. James Holmes.
10.15. Wade Michael Page.
10.16. Adam Lanza.
10.17. The Tsarnaev Brothers.
11. The mysterious death of Philip Mashallah and his children.
12. Mass murder in Kazakhstan.
13. The opinion of a criminologist.
14. Who benefits from this?
15. What is the reason?
16. About the persecution of me by the US intelligence services.
16.1. The reason for the persecution.
16.2. Job search in Boise in 2010.
16.3. A complaint from two unemployed women.
16.4. Computer monitoring.
16.5. An incident at the bank.
16.6. Volunteers connected to the intelligence service.
16.7. Interference in family matters.
16.8. Job search in Washington, DC in 2012.
16.9. Interference in personal correspondence.
16.10. My picket near the White House.
16.11. Interference in banking affairs.
16.12. My picket before the Inauguration Day of the U.S. President.
16.13. Some conclusions.
17. Should we limit the sale of weapons?
18. What should be done?
19. The expected effect of creating a database on the work of the FBI and police.
Appendix.
Literature [4]

10.2. WHO BENEFIT FROM THIS?

PARAGRAPH 392. In my opinion, mass murders are beneficial to the special services, or rather to some agents and heads of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). I will list the reasons for this point by point. 1. After a mass murder, the President of the country is often forced to speak in the media with condolences to the relatives of those killed by the killer. The President of the country, putting aside important state affairs, meets or talks on the phone with the heads of the security agencies, including the special services, listens to their reports on the mass murder that has occurred and discusses it. One example.

"WASHINGTON, DC. August 6 (2012, A.Sh.) - RIA Novosti, Maria Tabak. FBI Director Robert Mueller reported to US President Barack Obama on the progress of the investigation into the tragic incident in Wisconsin.

On Sunday, an unknown person opened fire in a Sikh temple in Wisconsin, killing six parishioners. The police arrived and shot the attacker. The investigation is determining the motives for the crime.

"At 4:30 p.m. (00:30 Moscow time), the President spoke by telephone with FBI Director Robert Mueller, Chief of Staff Jack Lew, and National Security Advisor John Brennan, who briefed him on the situation surrounding the tragedy in Wisconsin... During the briefing, the President was informed that the situation at the Sikh temple was under control and that the gunman, who acted alone, was killed by a city police officer," the White House said in a statement" [5]

2. Taking advantage of the moment, FBI leaders often put forward favorable conditions for themselves in the form of expanding staff, monetary and other material resources, salary increases, and so on.

3. Leaders of law enforcement agencies, including the FBI, demand additional powers. They are often granted these powers, and sometimes this is hidden from the people and the general public. For example, after the mass murder at the Newtown school on December 14, 2012, they want additional rights to use punitive psychiatry against dissidents.

4. In short, after a mass murder, there is often another stage of granting additional powers to the special services, or more precisely the FBI, and a reduction in human rights in a given country.

10.3. WHAT IS THE REASON?

PARAGRAPH 393. Some employees of the special services (FBI agents) want to have talented people under their command who must carry out their orders and instructions. They act on the principle: "If you don't know how, we'll teach you; if you don't want to, we'll make you."

PARAGRAPH 394. Pay attention to the reasons for mass murders at school: the future murderer was persecuted, humiliated, insulted, beaten, etc. in his family or at school.

PARAGRAPH 395. In my opinion, some FBI agents apply this same principle against an individual citizen (less so against a group of people). They covertly interfere with his personal life, eavesdrop on telephone conversations, monitor correspondence and e-mail, sometimes block and interfere in various ways, including with the text of letters sent and received by the citizen. I have experienced this in my personal life for over 15 years, that is, since the day I arrived in the United States - since January 2010.

PARAGRAPH 396. A citizen can be driven out of his mind and driven to commit a crime by gross interference in his personal or family life, frequent dismissal from work, as well as hidden constant persecution and deprivation of the opportunity to find another job.

For example, James Holmes graduated with honors from the institute ([6]). But he could not find a job, and perhaps he was not allowed to find a job. At present, it is difficult to establish the culprits: if there were any, then the relevant facts and evidence have been destroyed.

But the fact remains: James Holmes, who graduated with honors (diploma with honors), could not find a job in his specialty in his hometown. And he was forced to work as a salesperson at a McDonald's restaurant. There, the salespeople take turns washing the floors and cleaning the toilet. And this is humiliation for a person with an excellent higher education.

It is appropriate to say: I experienced this in my own experience in Uzbekistan and the USA. In the USA, or rather without any particular reason, I was fired three times from my job in Boise (Idaho) in 2010-2012, and various obstacles were created to prevent me from getting a job in Washington in 2012-2024. But I am a religious Muslim and will never kill people. In extreme cases, I can leave the borders of this country, as I left my native Uzbekistan.

PARAGRAPH 397. Sometimes this citizen perceives the events happening around him/her as a permanent failure. Another failure or a provocatively spread rumor knocks out the last hope and he/she decides to commit suicide. So suicide is also a mass murder on the scale of one person - against oneself.

Therefore, human rights organizations in the United States need to thoroughly study each case of suicide, as much as possible. Consider the following fact: in 2022, just under 49,500 people were registered in the United States, and in 2023, just over 49,300 people committed suicide [7].

The staff of international human rights organizations located in the United States are mostly busy writing about human rights violations in other countries. For some reason, they do not consider or study human rights violations in the United States, including violations of the human right to life. In this case, suicides in the United States.

The security forces, including the FBI, with the help of the authorities once achieved the following: at the federal level, only one human rights organization will be engaged in human rights protection - the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). Thus, they prohibited other international human rights organizations from engaging in human rights protection in the United States. I will write about this in more detail in paragraph 425.

A comprehensive study and compilation of annual reports on suicide cases in the United States, and in other countries, will provide important additional material for preventing cases of mass murder.

PARAGRAPH 398. The persecuted person sooner or later notices the gross interference of the security forces, including FBI agents, in his personal life and the creation of various obstacles. But he cannot sue them. Since FBI agents carry out their illegal actions by oral orders to employees of institutions and organizations. Then the persecuted person has an idea to commit suicide and some of them commit such a tragic act.

PARAGRAPH 399. Some citizens consider suicide insufficient and refuse such a simple suicide. He (she) moves from this thought to the thought of mass murder and begins to plan. More or less prepared, he (she) carries out his bloody crime. Due to the lack of facts and the impossibility of openly proving the guilt of the FBI agents and their henchmen, law enforcement agencies often accuse the killer of mental disorder after the crime. PARAGRAPH 400. Due to the accumulated experience, knowledge, age of the persecuted citizen-criminal, the scale of each mass murder, that is, the number of killed and wounded, varies.

PARAGRAPH 400. The scale of each mass murder, i.e. the number of killed and wounded, varies depending on the accumulated experience, knowledge, and age of the citizen-criminal being pursued.

PARAGRAPH 401. A typical FBI modus operandi is to create some kind of provocation, a bad deed, a dirty trick, or a nasty thing against a dissident citizen and report a possible armed incident to the police chiefs. I am sure that many times the police have been informed about me as a threat. The FBI has a system called eGuardian for such a message.

eGuardian is the name of an FBI system, launched in January 2009, to share tips about possible terror threats with local police agencies. The program aims to get law enforcement at all levels sharing data quickly about suspicious activity and people.

eGuardian enables near real-time sharing and tracking of terror information and suspicious activities with local, state, tribal, and federal agencies. The eGuardian system is a spin-off of a similar but classified tool called Guardian that has been used inside the FBI, and shared with vetted partners since 2005. [8]

PARAGRAPH 402. In my opinion, some FBI leaders and agents have two more important goals.

The first important goal is to achieve a ban on the sale of assault weapons. This position is held by some leaders and activists of the US Democratic Party. In fact, a ban on the sale of assault weapons will not give good results in reducing mass murders. Since they occur as a result of illegal persecution of individual Americans by FBI agents. I wrote about this above.

For example, California has some of the strictest gun laws in the United States. But over 15-20 days in January 2023, a series of mass murders with the use of firearms swept the West Coast of the United States.

"Seven people were killed on a farm in northern California. According to investigators, they were shot by a colleague, the police arrested the suspect - 66-year-old Chunli Zhao. During the shooting at a gas station in Oakland on the same day, one person was killed, seven were wounded. Less than two weeks ago in Central California, two unknown people shot six people in a private home, the youngest of the victims was 10 months old. In Washington State the day before, a young man killed three people at a gas station, later he shot himself in his own car. Hu Tsan Tran, 72, a suspect in the most mass murder of this series, which occurred in Monterey Park, in Southern California, in a dance studio, also committed suicide in his car. The state authorities are calling for tougher legislation. " [9]

The second important goal is to achieve the adoption of a law that would make it easier for FBI leaders and agents to imprison some inconvenient dissidents in a psychiatric hospital.

The implementation of these two important goals will give FBI leaders and agents even more opportunities to intimidate Americans and make it easier to control them.

10.4. MY ATTITUDE TO SUICIDE AND MASS MURDERS

PARAGRAPH 403. What would happen if FBI agents used against a young American even ten percent of the persecution, they used against me?

Usually, FBI agents carry out their persecution with the help of other people. I gave many examples of this in paragraphs 6.2-6.12 in the article "What is the cause of mass murders in the USA?" (see [4]). Therefore, some young Americans begin to become embittered with the world around them, become completely disillusioned with it, consider their lives ruined and do not want to live anymore. James Fox (1951), one of the leading American criminologists, professor of law and public policy at Northeastern University in Boston, wrote about this. He is the author of 18 books devoted to the study of the phenomenon of mass shootings in America. His interview was published in the Rossiyskaya Gazeta on December 15, 2012, in connection with another massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in the United States, when 28 people were shot, including 20 children aged 5 to 10.

In American society, there are a certain number of people who are embittered by the world around them, completely disappointed in it, consider their lives ruined and do not want to live anymore. These people lack emotional support from family and friends. And they decide to take cruel revenge on those who, in their opinion, are responsible for their failures and do not give them a chance to cope with life's problems. Choosing between suicide and bloody violence, they usually choose both [10]

PARAGRAPH 404. As is known, more than 393 million weapons were in the hands of the American people in 2018 [11]. An embittered American takes one or more of the 393 million guns and goes shooting innocent people one after another.

PARAGRAPH 405. My first difference from young Americans is that I am a human rights activist and have been involved in human rights since 1974. I firmly adhere to the idea of non-violent resistance, which was first substantiated by the great Indian human rights activist, political and public figure Mahatma Gandhi (1869-1948). The next great American human rights activist Martin Luther King (1929-1968) met with Mahatma Gandhi and he tried to apply it all his life in the struggle of the African-American population of the United States for civil rights. I have always been inspired by them and both are role models for me.

My second difference from young Americans is that I know exactly who is persecuting me and for what purpose. Therefore, I will not repeat the gross mistake of young Americans.

The third difference from young Americans is that I am a religious person, a Muslim. All religions, including Islam, strongly condemn the killing of another person. This is what the Prophet Muhammad said (hadith). Therefore, I will not commit murder, especially against innocent citizens.

The fourth difference from most young Americans is that I have held the military rank of "reserve captain" since 1985 and know weapons and their use well. But I do not want and will not use my knowledge and skills against ordinary citizens and police officers in the United States. I wrote about this in the article "What is the reason for mass murders in the United States?" in 2013 and I still hold this conviction (see [4]).

PARAGRAPH 406. The use of weapons against ordinary citizens of the United States will not yield positive results. That is, the true culprits persecuting freedom-loving citizens will not be revealed and punished. Moreover, mass murder gives the opposite result: almost after every mass murder, the special services, including the FBI, receive new powers, often the number of employees of the special services increases, and the rights of citizens are reduced. In other words, during a mass murder, innocent people and police officers die, and FBI agents receive benefits and incentives.

FBI agents who persecute and make various troubles and provocations against me will not wait for my illegal actions. I will not commit murders of people, despite any provocations and bad deeds against me. As a human rights activist and independent journalist, I will write and publish articles, appeals and other things in which, as far as possible, I will expose the secret of bad deeds and the true instigators from the FBI.

PARAGRAPH 406. The use of weapons against ordinary citizens of the United States will not yield positive results. That is, the true culprits persecuting freedom-loving citizens will not be revealed and punished. Moreover, mass murder gives the opposite result: almost after every mass murder, the special services, including the FBI, receive new powers, often the number of employees of the special services increases, and the rights of citizens are reduced. In other words, during a mass murder, innocent people and police officers die, and FBI agents receive benefits and incentives. FBI agents who persecute and make various troubles and provocations against me will not wait for my illegal actions. I will not commit murders of people, despite any provocations and bad deeds against me. As a human rights activist and independent journalist, I will write and publish articles, appeals and other things in which, as far as possible, I will expose the secret of bad deeds and the true instigators from the FBI.

PARAGRAPH 407. I must write separately: I have been a human rights activist since 1974 and an independent journalist since 2004. Therefore, I do not intend to arbitrarily punish anyone for long-term persecution and various poisonings. I have a sharp journalistic pen and the ability to powerfully respond to them with exposés and complaints.

I believe and am confident: a journalistic pen is stronger than any weapon. After the publication and public disclosure of the dark deeds of the FBI, ordinary citizens, the intelligentsia of the United States can and should take an active part in organizing control over the FBI and the police by creating a database of their work. As a result, over time, appropriate laws will be adopted, and the activities of the FBI and the police will be placed under the control of the laws of the country. In the future, the ranks of the FBI and the police will gradually begin to be cleared of random people who abuse their official position and duties. And this is more important than the use of weapons against ordinary people or against the FBI and the police.

10.5. SHOULD WE RESTRICTED THE SALE OF WEAPONS?

PARAGRAPH 408. Following the mass murder of 20 children and 6 adults at a school in Newtown, Connecticut on December 14, 2012, US President Barack Obama created a special commission headed by Vice President Joe Biden. The commission was to develop recommendations for stricter gun control. President Barack Obama presented his proposals at the White House on January 16, 2013.

The President presented his proposals at the White House during a meeting with relatives of the students killed at a Newtown school by a crazed 20-year-old named Adam Lanza. The Presidents program includes four thematic blocks and 34 proposals (23 of which do not require additional approval and will be implemented immediately). We cant put more (items) in here, Obama apologized, promising to squeeze everything possible out of his position so that at least these proposals are adopted. According to him, there are 30,000 incidents involving the use of firearms in the United States per year, including suicides and crimes against other people. "Congress will have to act quickly," he added. [12]

PARAGRAPH 409. Ultimately, the Senate did not approve it. The following message is about this.

"On April 17 (2012), the US Senate rejected a bill to tighten the background check procedure for gun buyers. Only 54 senators voted in favor of the bill, while at least 60 members of the upper house of the US Congress needed to support it to pass. 46 senators voted against. Tightening the background check procedure for gun buyers to prevent them from ending up in the hands of the mentally ill and people with criminal records is one of the measures proposed by the Obama administration after the mass murder of schoolchildren in Newtown in December 2012. Among other measures proposed by the Obama administration is a renewal of the assault weapons ban that has been in effect at the federal level for several years and a cap on the size of gun magazines. After the senators rejected the first document on background checks for gun buyers, US President Barack Obama made a special statement. He called the Senate's decision to reject the gun control bill shameful and promised that changes to the law would still be made." [13]

We can tighten the rules on gun circulation. But the problem is much more serious. It is not only about guns, but about the insufficient control, sometimes complete lack of control, of FBI agents and police officers. Naturally, the question arises: What to do? Answer: this requires the creation of a database of the activities of FBI agents and police officers, as well as their supervisors. I wrote about this in Appendix 2.

10.6. A BRIEF HISTORY OF MY PROPOSAL TO STRENGTHEN CONTROL OVER THE FBI AND POLICE

PARAGRAPH 415 (377). I published an Open Letter to President Barack Obama in the newspaper "Street Sense" on the need to strengthen control over the FBI and police by creating a parallel data bank on February 12, 2014. All ten points written in paragraph 410 were listed there. FBI agents made sure that this small Open Letter was published in small pieces in four (!) issues of the newspaper "Street Sense" (see [14]). In 2014, the newspaper "Street Sense" was published every 14 days. This means that my Open Letter was published in the newspaper for 42 (!) days.

In my opinion, it is difficult to find another example in the next 20-30 years where a small article or letter-proposal was published in four issues of a newspaper. In short, the FBI agents organized this specifically so that the Americans would not notice the essence of the Open Letter on the need to strengthen control over the FBI and the police by creating a parallel database about them.

PARAGRAPH 418 (380). I sent to the US presidential candidate Mr. Joe Biden during the presidential election campaign in 2020 my written proposal on the need to strengthen control over the FBI and the police by creating a parallel database. In my opinion, this letter was also blocked by those FBI agents who controlled my laptop and mail. I hope sooner or later they will definitely pay attention to this serious and important proposal.

So, since 2012, I have offered many times to the leadership of the US Democratic Party and US presidential candidates from the US Democratic Party interesting solutions to problems that are more important. I have not received a positive or negative response letter from them.

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My Open Letter of January 13, 2014 was published in the newspaper Street Sense in four issues.
(Part 1) Open Letter by Shuhratjon Ahmadjonov, Vendor.
01 29 2014 by Street Sense Media - Issuu (www.issuu.com/streetsenseinfo/docs/01.29.2014_a825d58222cf21 Newspapar Street Sense, Janaury 29, 2014, page 14);
- Newspapar Street Sense, Volume 11: Issue 6, Janaury 29 February 11, 2014, page 14.
(Part 2) Mr. President Barack Obama. By Shuhratjon Ahmadjonov.
- 02 12 2014 by Street Sense Media - Issuu (www.issuu.com/streetsenseinfo/docs/02.12.2014 Newspapar Street Sense, February 12, 2014, page 11);
- Newspapar Street Sense, Volume 11: Issue 7, February 12-25, 2014, page 11.
(Part 3) Open Letter to President Obama. By Shuhratjon Ahmadjonov, Vendor.
02.26.2014 by Street Sense Media - Issuu (www.issuu.com/streetsenseinfo/docs/street_sense_2.26 Newspapar Street Sense, February 26, 2014, page 14);
- Newspapar Street Sense, Volume 11: Issue 8, February 26 March 11, 2014, page 14.
(Part 4) Obama Letter Finale. By Shuhratjon Ahmadjonov, Vendor.
03.12.2014 by Street Sense Media - Issuu (www.issuu.com/streetsenseinfo/docs/street_sense_03.12. Newspapar Street Sense, March 12, 2014, page 11);
- Newspapar Street Sense, Volume 11: Issue 9, March 12-25, 2014, page 11.

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APPENDIX 3

PART 8. RECONSTRUCTING BAZAARS A WAY TO SOLVING THE PROBLEM OF UNEMPLOYMENT AND MULTIBILLION-DOLLARS OF STATE SAVINGS
By Shuhratjon AHMADJONOV

There is a simple and reliable way to dramatically reduce the number of unemployed people, and thereby stop the growth of the US national debt. To do this, it is necessary to recreate, revive bazaars with full working hours throughout the territory of the United States. In my Proposal, bazaars will work thirty days a month from morning until evening, like supermarkets.

A bazaar or souk is a market consisting of many small stalls or shops, especially in the Middle East, the Balkans, Central Asia, including Uzbekistan, North Africa, and South Asia. They were traditionally located on vaulted or covered streets with doors at each end and served as the central market of the city. The word "souk" in the Arabic-speaking world is roughly equivalent to the word "bazaar". The existence of bazaars or souks dates back to about 3000 BC. That is, bazaars emerged five thousand years (!) ago. The concept of "bazaar" is a more general concept than "farmers' market". Farmers' markets are a small part of bazaars.

The Great Depression of 1929-1939, as a global economic crisis, affected the United States the most. At that time, law enforcement agencies (the FBI, police, and others) insisted on the closure and liquidation of the bazaar structure in the United States. The Central Bazaar in Washington, D.C., was one of the largest bazaars in the United States. It was destroyed in 1930. The US Central Archives were later built in its place.

The FBI, police, and other law enforcement agencies achieved the liquidation of the bazaar structure in the United States. Thus, they abandoned five thousand years of human experience, which are bazaars. This was a fatal mistake.

Years passed, and the number of unemployed people began to increase year after year. In October 2024, the national unemployment rate in the United States was about 6.98 million unemployed (Unemployment level seasonally adjusted U.S. 2024 | Statista (www.statista.com/statistics/193280/seasonally-adjusted-monthly-number-of-unemployed-persons-in-the-usa/ November 11, 2024). This is a tragedy for 6.98 million Americans and their loved ones. In the souls of other Americans, who see their tragedy every day, the fear of losing their jobs and ending up in the same poverty and lack of rights has settled.

For thousands of years, the people have fed both themselves and the government. Usually, the government does not feed the people. Those governments that tried to feed the people inevitably failed. The US government allocates many millions of dollars every year to pay unemployment benefits to millions of US citizens and salaries to numerous officials. This means that the US government feeds part of the population for many years. As a result, the US national debt as of February 13, 2025 amounted to more than 36 trillion 475 billion dollars and continues to grow by billions of dollars daily. In terms of each US resident, there is a debt of more than $ 107,192. (https://usdebtclock.org/)

To reduce the national debt, we must find ways to reduce government spending. One of these ways is to revive the markets in the USA. In this way, a large part of the unemployed will be provided with work. They and their families will stop receiving assistance from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). Today's unemployed will work in the markets and pay taxes. They will bring in billions of dollars in additional income to each state and country.

If we provide jobs for today's unemployed, most of them will have enough money to rent a house or apartment. As a result, the housing problem for millions of homeless people will be partially solved.

By solving the employment of the unemployed in the markets, we will significantly reduce the number of crimes. Consequently, the number of people behind bars will sharply decrease. Thus, the number of law enforcement officers will significantly decrease. Some of them will move to market structures to ensure law and order and the safety of citizens in the markets. They will be selected on a competitive basis. As a result, we will save billions of dollars more, which is spent on maintaining the penitentiary system. A sharp reduction in the number of convicted persons will raise the authority of the United States in the international arena in the field of human rights.

To ensure the freedom of the bazaar, it is necessary to fulfill the following requirements:
- some of the trading counters are free, that is, they are not assigned to someone separately;
- whoever came earlier has the right to occupy the counter of his choice and sell his goods during this day.
- Develop a list of recommendations for the best organization of the bazaar, including the production, delivery and sale of fruits, vegetables, products, clothing and goods in bazaars.

Which of the leaders will lead and decide to recreate bazaars in the United States, and thereby provide work for millions of unemployed, there is such a high probability: he will become the next Nobel Peace Prize laureate.

For more details, see the Additional Information to Appendix 3.

TO BE CONTINUED
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(START) THREE PROPOSALS TO MR. ELON MUSK AND US PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP

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(START) THREE PROPOSALS TO MR. ELON MUSK AND US PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP
By Shuhratjon AHMADJONOV

I mailed three important Proposals to Mr. Elon Musk, Director of the US Government Effectiveness Department, on February 25, and to US President Donald Trump on February 28, 2025. I sent them all the texts in two versions: in English and Russian. I will give the titles of the texts of Proposals I sent to US President Donald Trump.

1. Covering (open) letter (two pages).
2. Appendix (Proposal) 1. Amnesty - the path to freedom for a million US prisoners (one page).
3. Appendix (Proposal) 2. Creation of a Data Bank on the activities of the FBI and the police - a way to ensure control over their activities and evidence of their crimes (five pages).
4. Appendix (Proposal) 3. Recreation of bazaars the way to solve the problem of unemployment and multi-billion-dollar savings of state funds (two pages).
5. Additional information 1 to Appendix (Proposal) 2. 2010-2025 Statement-complaint: Crimes of US FBI agents and the way of evidence (three pages).
Additional information 2 to Appendix (Proposal) 2. The FBI is the main culprit of mass murders and suicides in the USA (ten pages).
6. Additional information to Appendix (Proposal) 3. Recreation of bazaars the way to solve the problem of unemployment and multi-billion-dollar savings of state funds (sixteen pages).
Total 37 pages.

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Shuhratjon Ahmadjonov (Uzbek, born 1954)
Mailing address:
216 Tulip Dr.,
Gaithersburg, Maryland, 20877
E-mail: havassh54@gmail.com , jiz54@mail.ru
Phone: 240-263-0683 (for messages)

Mr. Donald Trump
47th president of the United States
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington, D.C. 20500

February 27, 2025

COVER (OPEN) LETTER

Dear Mr. Donald Trump,

I am sending you three important Proposals.
1. Amnesty is the path to freedom for a million U.S. prisoners and savings of over $40 billion a year (see Appendix 1. Main text two pages).
2. Creation of a database of the FBI and police activities a way to ensure control over their activities and evidence of their crimes (see Appendix 2. The main text is five pages. Additional information The FBI is the main culprit of mass murders and suicides in the USA 13 pages).
3. Recreation of bazaars a way to solve the problem of unemployment and to save billions of dollars in government funds (see Appendix 3. The main text is two pages. Additional information is 16 pages).

The application of these three Proposals will ensure savings of more than one hundred billion dollars a year, ensure reliable control over the activities of the FBI and the police, and sharply reduce mass murders and suicides.

Dear Mr. Donald Trump. Please read the Proposals. Let me remind you that by recreating the bazaars it is possible and necessary to solve the problem of unemployment in the USA, and thus there is a possibility of becoming a Nobel Peace Prize laureate.

If you have any questions, I am ready to meet with you and will answer all your questions.

I am waiting for your written response.

P.S.1. Uzbek-English translation programs, including www.translate.google.com translate poorly and inaccurately. Therefore, I wrote this Appeal in Russian and translated it into English using the program www.translate.google.com I apologize for possible errors in translation.

P.S.2. FBI agents can change my text in English. I have added texts in Russian. They can help if a question arises about the inaccuracy of the translation into English.

P.S.3. Briefly about myself. I was born in 1954 in Uzbekistan. In 1970-1975, I studied at the Samarkand State University, in 1979-1983 - at the Moscow Higher Technical University. He worked in positions up to lead designer in research institutes and in the main design bureau at large factories in Moscow and Tashkent.

I have been involved in human rights since 1974. I have been publishing articles since 1988. I have written and published four books on websites, and partially published two more books. The book "Turon yigitiga" ("Jigitu Turana") was the subject of a robbery of more than 200 books in 2005 in Tashkent. The book "Gap-gashtakdan - Jadidchilik harakatiga" ("From get-togethers to the Jadidism Movement") was the subject of a robbery of my personal library in December 2022 in Tashkent. I have written and published 398 articles on websites, including 278 in Uzbek, 98 in Russian, and 22 in English.

I have lived in the United States since January 2010, and in Washington D.C. since March 2012 until today - February 27, 2025. 35 thefts and eight robberies were organized against me from November 2012 to December 2024. I am a human rights activist, freelance journalist, refugee and Street Sense newspaper vendor.

Additional information about me is in "Additional information to Appendix 2".

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APPENDIX 1

AMNESTY IS THE PATH TO FREEDOM FOR A MILLION U.S. PRISONERS
By Shuhratjon AHMADJONOV

As of 2022, there were 1,808,000 prisoners in the U.S. prisons. There is an average of 541 prisoners per 100,000 residents (United States of America | World Prison Brief). The U.S. leads the world in the number of prisoners. The cost of maintaining the prison system to U.S. taxpayers is $80 billion annually.

I propose that the President initiate the 28th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which would grant the President the right to give amnesty to prisoners. After the adoption of the amendment, the president should issue an executive order, the Senate should debate and adopt the Amnesty Law, and the legislature of each state shall consider the pardon of every prisoner resident of that state.

There is great injustice in the U.S.: millions of honest Americans are unemployed and homeless. At the same time, criminals are in prison buildings, provided with food, heat, clothing, and even security. The government spends billions of taxpayer dollars on their maintenance. This is very expensive given the national debt of more than 36 trillion. It is appropriate to say that freedom is more valuable than all prison benefits.

Through amnesty, it is possible and necessary to gradually release up to a million prisoners in U.S. prisons. They must work, feed themselves, their children and families, and also pay taxes.

An example of a similar amnesty law is a law of the Republic of Tajikistan "On Amnesty", which President Emomali Rahmon signed in 2011 in honor of the 20th anniversary of Tajikistan's independence.

Here is a brief summary of some articles in the law.

Article 1 states that those sentenced to imprisonment who have served three-quarters of their sentence can be released.

Article 2 states that convicts who are women, minors, men over 55, disabled, veterans, recipients of state awards, state awards, and foreign citizens are exempt from serving a sentence in the form of imprisonment.

Article 4 states that convicted people who have committed minor and moderate crimes and who have been sentenced to up to five years of imprisonment may be released.

Article 8 states that the unserved term of punishment for people convicted of a serious crime can be reduced by one-third of the term, and by one-quarter for people who committed an especially serious crime, with some exceptions.

Article 11 states that the provisions of Article 8 do not apply to people who committed certain crimes, are sentenced to life prison or the death penalty, who benefitted from amnesty before and committed a similar crime, or who committed another crime while in prison.

Law of the Republic of Tajikistan "On Amnesty" (full text) (Law of the Republic of Tajikistan "On Amnesty" dated August 20, 2011. - https://www.asiaplustj.info/ru/news/tajikistan/pow...istan-ob-amnistii-polnyi-tekst)

P.S. I published Proposal 1 under the title "28th Amendment: Amnesty?" in the newspaper "Street Sense" on October 23, 2024 (10.23.2024 by Street Sense Media - Issuu page 11).

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APPENDIX 2

CREATION OF A DATABANK ON THE ACTIVITIES OF THE FBI AND POLICE - A WAY TO ENSURING CONTROL OVER THEIR ACTIVITIES AND PROVIDING EVIDENCE OF THEIR CRIMES
By Shuhratjon AHMADJONOV

1. HOW DOES THE FBI WORK?

It is known that the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is the leading American counterterrorism, counterintelligence, and criminal investigative organization, the FBI has jurisdiction over violations of more than 200 categories of federal crimes (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Bureau_of_Investigation ). Here we will briefly consider its way of fighting against mass murders and suicides.

One of the main responsibilities of the FBI leaders and agents is to determine the criminal intent and plans of criminals, to be ahead of the prevention of terrorist acts and mass murders. Some FBI leaders took a convenient path for themselves. They did not search for and identify potential criminals. They decided to select a certain dissident resident, a US citizen, and organized his persecution in various ways over a long period of time. When the persecuted person begins to become embittered, the FBI director or agent informs the police chief about this "potentially dangerous" US resident. This path turned out to be very convenient and profitable for FBI directors and agents. But for US citizens it became a tragic and sorrowful path due to the unexpected loss of the closest people.

I am convinced of this based on personal experience and studying many facts of mass murders in the USA. FBI directors and agents have used such persecution and crimes against me for more than 15 years.

2. HOW TO PROVE FBI AND POLICE CRIMES?

Let's say that some FBI leaders and agents grossly violate the laws and the U.S. Constitution. How can this be proven? To do this, it is necessary to create a database of the activities of FBI agents and police officers, as well as their supervisors, leaders.

1. Information should be accumulated on the daily work of FBI agents and police officers, as well as their leaders. To do this, it is necessary to create a separate service for the collection and accumulation of such information. This bank of information should begin with a complete list of FBI agents and police officers and FBI and police informants. What part of the information flow of the daily work of all employees and informants to collect - let the legislators decide.

I find it important to accumulate phone and walkie-talkie conversations between FBI leaders and agents, police leaders and officers, FBI and police informants. It is this information that will best reveal what each specific agent, leader and his serving informants (snitches) are doing, who and how they are following, what legal and illegal, sometimes provocative verbal orders are given and what steps they take, and so on.

It is also relevant to collect the following information: each FBI agent, police officer and informant receives daily orders; their daily, weekly and other progress reports, and some other important information.

2. Such a bank of information must be opened and it must exist separately. The FBI and the police will continue to work according to their operating principles, that is, there will be no interference in their work. It's just that information about their work will be accumulated in parallel in a separate data bank.

3. Of course, this data bank will be classified and carefully guarded against leakage of information and against extraneous illegal interventions. A similar storage of classified information is currently in the Department of Defense, the FBI, the police and other U.S. law enforcement agencies.

4. In this data bank, it is appropriate to accumulate letters of complaints from citizens about the work of FBI agents and police officers, as well as their ligers.

5. Serious work must be done to eliminate unemployment in the United States by organizing in all cities and regions of the United States the re-establishment of conventional bazaars (see Appendix 3).

6. At present, approximately this amount of information is accumulated in the archives and files of the FBI and the police. FBI and police officials and officers have access to this information. And at any time, especially when it threatens them with dismissal and exposure, they can destroy relevant information, for example, regarding a specific suicide or mass murder. Sometimes the destruction of one sheet or file of an important document confounds the whole investigation of the crime. In the case of the creation of a parallel database, the leaders, agents and employees of the FBI and the police will not have access to this parallel database and will not be able to selectively destroy certain important information.

7. It is appropriate to grant the right to study the information of this parallel data bank only to a certain circle of persons from among the deputies of the legislative chamber of the state or the US Congress, or to the special commission being created to study and control this information.

8. In the interval of several years, according to the established law or case of the origin of mass murders, an authoritative parliamentary commission should be created. It is better to write the selection of the commission members in the law or let the deputies of the parliament of the state or country determine.

9. In the event of another murder or mass murder, the Commission will examine all materials relating to the murder.

Firstly, in this case, the leaders of the FBI and the police will not be able to destroy the true information about the hidden work and persecution of certain citizens, including a suicide or the organizer of a massacre by some leaders and agents of the FBI and the police or heads of other departments.

Secondly, serious omissions and illegal actions of certain leaders, agents and / or employees of the FBI and police, as well as informants against certain citizens and residents of the United States, that is, serious violations of human rights, will be clarified.

Thirdly, based on the analysis of this information, it is possible and necessary to develop legislative acts and laws that regulate the work of leaders and employees of law enforcement agencies, especially FBI agents and police officers, as well as their leaders.

10. Only such a serious and comprehensive approach to the study and legislative regulation of the work of the FBI and the police, and possibly other law enforcement agencies, will make it possible to drastically reduce the number of suicides and mass murders, as well as robberies and thefts in the United States.

3. WHAT WILL BE THE RESULTS?

A serious and comprehensive approach to the study and legislative regulation of the work FBI and police, through the creation of a Data Bank will lead to the following results:

Firstly, illegal interference by law enforcement agencies, including the FBI and the police, in the private lives of citizens and residents of the United States will cease.

Secondly, the number of mass murders, such as those committed by James Holmes, Adam Lanz and others, will be drastically reduced.

Thirdly, the number of suicides of U.S. citizens will sharply decrease.

Fourth, the FBI and police will be cleared of law-breaking agents, officers and leaders.

Fifth, as a result, the authority of the U.S. President, congressmen and deputies, the existing government, the FBI and the police among U.S. citizens will rise.

4. WHERE TO CREATE A DATA BANK ON THE ACTIVITIES OF THE FBI AND POLICE?

PARAGRAPH 416 (378). Another question arises: where, in what government structure should a data bank on the activities of FBI agents and police officers be created? In my opinion, such a data bank would be best created under the supervision of a special department in the structure of the US National Guard. Here is some general information about the US National Guard.

The National Guard is a state-based military force that becomes part of the U.S. military's reserve components of the U.S. Army and the U.S. Air Force when activated for federal missions. It is a military reserve force composed of National Guard military members or units of each state and the territories of Guam, the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, and the District of Columbia, for a total of 54 separate organizations. It is officially created under Congress's Article 1 Section 8 ability to "raise and support armies". All members of the National Guard are also members of the organized militia of the United States as defined by 10 U.S.C. 246. National Guard units are under the dual control of state governments and the federal government.

The majority of National Guard soldiers and airmen hold a civilian job full-time while serving part-time as a National Guard member. These part-time guardsmen are augmented by a full-time cadre of Active Guard & Reserve (AGR) personnel in both the Army National Guard and Air National Guard, plus Army Reserve Technicians in the Army National Guard and Air Reserve Technicians (ART) in the Air National Guard.

The National Guard is a joint activity of the United States Department of Defense (DoD) composed of reserve components of the United States Army and the United States Air Force: the Army National Guard and the Air National Guard, respectively.

National Guard membership as of September 30, 2020 was Army National Guard 336,129, Air National Guard 107,414, for a total of 443,543. ( National Guard (United States) - Wikipedia )

PARAGRAPH 407 (379). I will list some positive aspects of opening a data bank under the control of a special department in the structure of the US National Guard.

First, a military reserve consisting of servicemen or units of the National Guard is in each state and the territories of Guam, the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia, a total of 54 separate organizations.

Second, the US National Guard is in dual subordination, that is, it is subordinate to the President of the United States and the governor of the state.

Third, most soldiers and airmen of the National Guard work in the civilian service. They are very interested in the safety of citizens and compliance with the laws by all, including the leaders and agents of the FBI.

Fourth, the guardsmen will reliably protect the accumulated information on the activities of the leaders and agents of the FBI, as well as the leaders and officers of the police. They will not allow the leakage of classified information.

Fifth, the data bank establishes control over the leaders and agents of the FBI, as well as the leaders and officers of the police. When a threat to the lives of citizens is identified, the state governor may decide to arrest some of the leaders and even groups of FBI and police officers with the help of the guards.

Sixth, the FBI and police officers are well armed and can offer armed resistance to arrest. In such cases, the governor can send a sufficient number of well-armed guards.

Dear President Donald Trump. I suggest that you take the initiative to create a Data Bank on the work of the FBI and police. This will ultimately solve many problems around the illegal interference of the FBI and police in the private lives of citizens, and dramatically reduce the number of mass murders and suicides in the United States.

For more detailed data, see "Additional information to Appendix 2", 13 pages.

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 1 TO APPENDIX 2

2010-2025 COMPLAINT-STATEMENT: CRIMES OF USA FBI AGENTS AND THE WAY OF EVIDENCE
By Shuhratjon AHMADJONOV

It is known that the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is the leading American counterterrorism, counterintelligence, and criminal investigative organization, the FBI has jurisdiction over violations of more than 200 categories of federal crimes (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Bureau_of_Investigation ). Here we will briefly consider its way of fighting against mass murders and suicides.

One of the main responsibilities of the FBI leaders and agents is to determine the criminal intent and plans of criminals, to be ahead of the prevention of terrorist acts and mass murders. Some FBI leaders took a convenient path for themselves. They did not search for and identify potential criminals. They decided to select a certain dissident resident, a US citizen, and organized his persecution in various ways over a long period of time. When the persecuted person begins to become embittered, the FBI director or agent informs the police chief about this "potentially dangerous" US resident. This path turned out to be very convenient and profitable for FBI directors and agents. But for US citizens it became a tragic and sorrowful path due to the unexpected loss of the closest people.

I am convinced of this based on personal experience and studying many facts of mass murders in the USA. FBI directors and agents have used such persecution and crimes against me for more than 15 years.

I have lived in the United States since January 2010, and in Washington DC since March 2012 until today - February 27, 2025. I have been the target of 35 thefts and eight robberies from November 2012 to December 2024. Including my Green Card and Social Security Card was stolen during a night drug interrogation in September 2018. I am sure that these thefts and robberies were organized by FBI agents and people associated with them. I wrote about this in September 2021 "2010-2025 Complaint-Statement: Crimes of USA FBI agents and the way of evidence" with numerous documents and photographs attached. It turned out to be over 300 pages long. I have published the 2024 Variant 2010-2024 Complaint-Statement: Crimes of USA FBI agents and the way to evidence on the website www.liveinternet.ru in my block (Diary) (in Russian see [1], in English see [2]).

I am currently reviewing and making important additions to the Complaint-Statement. For example, I decided to add three important Suggestions to the 2024 Variant 2010-2024 Complaint-Statement: Crimes of USA FBI agents and the way to evidence, which I am sending to you as well. I plan to finish the 2025 Variant at the end of March 2025. Then I will send it to U.S. President Donald Trump and other U.S. leaders, as well as to the heads of international human rights organizations.

I did not limit myself to writing about the crimes of FBI agents and people associated with them. The main reason for mass murders and suicides in the USA is serious omissions and illegal actions of some leaders, FBI agents and police officers, as well as illegal interference in the personal lives of some citizens and residents of the USA with the help of special volunteer provocateurs and informants, that is, serious violations of human rights. This is due to the lack of control over the activities of the FBI and the U.S. police. I propose to solve the problem of control over them by creating a database of FBI and police activities (see paragraphs 391-409). Below is Part 10 of the Statement-Complaint.

I wrote it paragraph by paragraph for ease of reading and clarity. The Statement-Complaint turned out to be large - a total of 447 paragraphs. I divided it into fourteen parts. Below is its Table of Contents.

CONTENTS

Part 1. Introduction (paragraphs 1-18).
Part 2. 2010-2012: Persecution in Boise (paragraphs 19-66).
Part 3. 2012-2022: Nineteen thefts and four robberies in Washington, DC (paragraphs 67-143).
Part 4. Punitive psychiatry (paragraphs 144-178).
4.1. Punitive psychiatry in Uzbekistan (paragraphs 144-161).
4.2. Punitive psychiatry in the USA (paragraphs 162-178).
Part 5. Other crimes of FBI agents (paragraphs 179-284).
5.1. Surveillance (shadowing) (paragraphs 180-184).
5.2. Collection of compromising evidence (paragraph 185).
5.3. Phone lock (paragraphs 186-189).
5.4. Cooperation between FBI agents and employees of the Uzbek SNB (paragraph 190-191).
5.5. Mishanded vendor provocateurs (paragraphs 192-201).
5.6. Photographing and persecution my newspaper buyers (paragraph 202-204).
5.7. Soporific (sleeping) drugs (paragraphs 205-209).
5.8. Havana Syndrome (paragraphs 210-212).
5.9. Drug interrogation (paragraphs 213-222).
5.10. Deprivation of pension (paragraph 223).
5.11. My rejection of US citizenship (paragraph 224).
5.12. Blocking of rental housing (paragraph 225).
5.13. Blocking financial assistance (paragraph 226).
5.14. Rejection of my belongings (paragraphs 227-240).
5.14.1. Rejection and theft of a bicycle (paragraphs 228-239).
5.14.2. Replacing boots (paragraph 240).
5.14.3. Disable (disconnect) three laptop keys (paragraph 241).
5.14.4. Damage of a jumper pullover (paragraph 242).
5.14.5. Damage of the stroller (paragraph 243).
5.14.6. Damage of clothes with te help of lice (paragraph 244).
5.15. Who openes stolen and robbed laptopes and how? (paragraph 245).
5.16. Control, blocking and destruction of sensitive information (paragraph 246).
5.17. Provocations in the school of English (paragraphs 247-251).
5.18. Provocations in www.facebook.com (paragraph 252-254).
5.19. Provocations in www.youtube.com (paragraph 255).
5.20. Monetary provocations (paragraphs 256-258).
5.21. Poisoning (paragraphs 259-268).
5.22. Diseases (paragraphs 269-273).
5.23. 2014: Fungal nail disease (paragraphs 274-276).
5.24. 2021: Blackening of the lower legs (paragraphs 277-279).
5.25. 2022: FBI agents used cyberweapons (paragraphs 280-288).
5.26. 1998-2023: Cough (paragraph 289).
5.26.1. 1998: Killer cough in Tashkent (paragraph 290).
5.26.2. 2005: Cough in Tashkent (paragraph 291).
5.26.3. 2019: Cough in New York (paragraph 292).
5.26.4. 2023: Cough in Washington, DC (paragraph 293).
Part 6. 2023-2024: Additional Crimes (paragraphs 294-358).
6.1. Battery and Kidney Poisoning (paragraph 295).
6.2. Liver Poisoning (paragraphs 297-300).
6.3. Exposing a Person's Soul and Brain to Harmful Soul Waves (paragraphs 301-308).
6.4. Damaging Things (paragraphs 309-311).
6.5. Discriminatory ban on sale of Street Sense Newspaper in Dupont Circle Market on August 6, 2023 until 2028 (paragraphs 312-331).
6.6. Discriminatory ban on visiting McDonald's Restaurants on March 15, 2024 until 2029 (paragraph 332).
6.7. Discrimination based on religion in March 2024 (paragraph 333).
6.8. Discriminatory provocations on www.facebook.com in January 2024 (paragraphs 334-335).
6.9. Discriminatory nickname-giving in December 2024 (paragraph 336).
6.10. Thefts (paragraphs 337-349).
6.11. Robberies (paragraphs 350-352).
6.12. Discriminatory provocations with the help of vendors (paragraphs 353-355).
6.13. Discriminatory preparation for beating me (paragraph 356).
6.14. Discrimination during the fireworks and the presidential inauguration (paragraphs 357-358).
Part 7. Why are FBI agents pursuing me? (paragraphs 360-361).
Part 8. Recreating bazaars is the way to solve the unemployment problem (paragraphs 362-388).
Part 9. Amnesty is the way to freedom for a million U.S. prisoners (paragraphs 389-390).
Part 10. The FBI is the main culprit of mass murders and suicides in the USA (paragraphs 391-409).
10.1. Contents of the article "What is the reason for mass murders in the USA?" (paragraph 391)
10.2. Who benefits from this? (paragraph 392)
10.3. What is the reason? (paragraphs 393-402)
10.4. My attitude to suicide and mass murders (paragraphs 403-407).
10.5. Should gun sales be restricted? (paragraphs 408-409).
Part 11. The way to prove the crime of the FBI and the police (paragraphs 410-418).
Part 12. The Universal Declaration and the International Covenant on Intelligence Services (paragraphs 419-427).
Part 13. The final part (paragraphs 428-432).
Part 14. My requests (paragraphs 433-447).
Literature

TO BE CONTINUED
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UNEMPLOYED, BAZAARS AND ELECTIONS

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UNEMPLOYED, BAZAARS AND ELECTIONS

Shuhratjon AHMADJONOV
August 7 October 12, 2024

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Photo 1. Al-Hamidiya Bazaar (Souq) in Damascus. [1]

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Photo 2. Bazaar (Souq) in Amman, Jordan. [1]

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Photo 3. The Grand Bazaar in Istanbul, Turkey. [1]

This article is about recreating bazaars, sharply reducing unemployment, increasing income from bazaars, and cutting unemployment benefits.

Unemployment is a big problem. It is associated with another big problem - more than 35 trillion US dollar national debt [2].

CONTENTS

1. History of bazaars.
2. 1929-1939: Liquidation of bazaars in the USA.
3. Current situation.
4. A simple and reliable way.
5. Positive aspects of farmers' markets and bazaars.
6. Answer to doubts.
7. Caution: Chinese business in the United States.
8. Freedom at the bazaar.
9. History of the Eastern bazaar.
10. What did Mr. Donald Trump promise?
11. Mr. Joe Biden also increased the debt.
12. The threat of default.
13. Who will feed whom?
14. Temporary decrease in the number of unemployed.
15. The way to reduce the national debt.
16. The attitude of the security forces.
17. Where to revive the Central Bazaar?
18. World Bazaar Center in New York.
19. Long Bazaars of the World.
20. How to ensure freedom of the bazaar?
21. How is it in other countries?
22. There is a possibility of becoming a Nobel Peace Prize laureate.
23. My proposals.
24. The people's movement "For the Bazaar".
25. Do millions of unemployed have the right to happiness?
Literature

1. HISTORY OF BAZAARS

A bazaar or souk is a marketplace consisting of many small stalls or shops, especially in the Middle East, the Balkans, and Central Asia, including Uzbekistan, North Africa, and South Asia. They were traditionally located on vaulted or covered streets with doors at each end and served as the central marketplace of a town. The word "souk" is roughly equivalent to the word "bazaar" in the Arabic-speaking world. The existence of bazaars or souks dates back to about 3000 BC (before Christ). That is, bazaars arose five thousand years (!) ago. [1]

The term "bazaar" is more general than "farmers' market." Farmers' markets are a small subset of bazaars.

2. 1929-1939: LIQUIDATION OF BAZAARS IN THE USA

The Great Depression, as a global economic crisis, most severely affected the USA. During this time, law enforcement agencies (the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), police and others) insisted on the closure and liquidation of the bazaar structure in the US. The Central Bazaar in Washington, DC one of the largest bazaars in the USA, was destroyed. The Central Archives of the USA was built. [3]

The FBI, police and other law enforcement agencies, achieved the liquidation of the bazaar structure. In doing so, they abandoned the five thousand years of human experience, which is the bazaars. This was a fatal mistake.

Years passed the number of unemployed began to increase year after year. In May 2024, the national unemployment rate in the United States was about 6.65 million unemployed ([4]). This is the tragedy of 6.65 million Americans and their loved ones. In the souls of other Americans, seeing their tragedy every day, the fear of losing their jobs and ending up in such poverty and lack of rights settled.

3. CURRENT SITUATION

According to the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS), from 1994 to 2019, the number of farmers markets has grown from 1,755 to 8,771 in 2019, an average annual growth rate of about 7 percent. [5]

The farmers market industry is expected to see revenue growth of an average of 7.5 percent over the five years through 2024, when revenues are expected to reach $1.4 billion. [6]

Unfortunately, existing farmers markets operate one to two days a week for four to six hours. And each farmer and his or her workers have to do a lot of work: they clean and pack produce into boxes and crates, load it into a truck, transport it to the point of sale, unload it from the truck, set up tents and stands, place the produce on the stands, and start selling. After 4-6 hours, they collect and pack the remaining products in boxes and cartons, load them into the car, and drive to their farm.

I have been selling the Street Sense newspaper at Dupont Circle Market and Eastern Market since 2012 on Saturday and Sunday. I have seen their hard work many times on each market day. It is especially hard for them on cold and hot days, during rains and snows, strong winds.

It is known that the USA is located between two great oceans. Therefore, almost every day winds of varying strength blow. Farmers are forced to strengthen each tent frame with heavy weights.

The regulations of farmers' markets contain large restrictions and prohibitions. Since 2010, I have not seen at least one American selling a bag of potatoes or a box of fruits or vegetables at a farmers' market that he (she) grew in his (her) garden or vegetable plot.

4. A SIMPLE AND RELIABLE WAY

There is a simple and reliable way to sharply reduce the number of unemployed, and thereby stop the growth of the US national debt. To do this, it is necessary to recreate, revive markets with a full working day and thirty days a month throughout the territory of the United States.

In my proposal, the markets will work thirty days a month from morning to evening, like grocery stores. The farmer and/or the merchant will have a permanent place of trade and premises. He (she) will leave unsold products and goods in his (her) premises in the market.

5. POSITIVE SIDES OF FARMERS' MARKETS AND BAZAARS

In this paragraph, I will list the positive sides only of farmers' markets, which are a small part of the bazaar. Naturally, all these positive sides also apply to bazaars.

1. Millions of unemployed and part-time workers in the United States will be provided with full-time work. If in each state an average of 20 thousand unemployed people is attracted to bazaar work, then in fifty states one million unemployed Americans will be employed.

2. Many farmers, as well as various small and medium-sized stores can additionally sell their goods at revived markets, bazaars.

3. One of the main problems is the sale of goods and products. Regular bazaars create great opportunities for the sale of goods and products.

4. The emergence of additional sales points for millions of people will stimulate the production of more goods for the bazaar. Many current unemployed and part-time workers will be involved in these jobs.

5. The unemployed will help with the transportation and sale of goods at the market.

6. The market structure does not require special education or qualifications, as in other professions. Young Americans and uneducated unemployed people can freely work in the market structure. There is no need to spend time and money on their training.

7. Currently, supermarkets in the USA buy only the best part of the crop from farmers. The middle and small part of the crop remains in the field. Farmers can sell this part of the crop through the bazaar, at reduced prices than in supermarkets.

8. The implementation of the "Revival of Bazaars" project at the first stage requires almost no expenses. The heads of districts and cities of the USA are required to allocate a convenient place for citizens and sufficient area for the bazaar. In the future, based on the existing infrastructure of the bazaar, convenient bazaar buildings can and should be designed and built for sellers and buyers.

9. You can follow the historical path of humanity: close one of the central streets of the city and create a bazaar there.

10. This project can be implemented (occur) in a short time in all cities and districts of the 50 US states and in the Washington, DC. Currently, on some days, often on Saturday and Sunday for 4-6 hours, tent trade is organized in cities and districts. It is necessary to allow such trade daily from morning to evening thirty days a month (one day a month - Sanitary Day).

11. The revived bazaars will not harm the existing system of grocery supermarkets. Those citizens who want supermarket products can continue to buy in the supermarket.

12. The sales tax will go to the state (state) treasury. This will enrich each state, and the United States as a whole.

13. Currently, the US government spends a lot of money to provide the unemployed with a living wage. Much of this spending will be economize.

There are other positive aspects of the project to revive bazaars called "Bazaars".

6. ANSWER TO DOUBTS

Some may express doubts: bazaars will only create tens or hundreds of thousands of jobs, not millions of jobs. Let us think about it.

Let us imagine that a bazaar system has been organized and a farmer has started selling a lot of agricultural products in several bazaars. In order to sell agricultural products for twelve months, the farmer needs to cultivate new agricultural lands and plant agricultural crops. He and his workers will not be able to cope with such a volume of work using the farmer's existing agricultural machinery. Some of them are outdated and need to be replaced. Thanks to good income from the bazaar, the farmer will start ordering tractors and various mechanisms from factories that produce agricultural machinery.

If five or six farmers have ordered such an order for agricultural machinery, then the agricultural machinery factory can sell from the warehouse or produce five or six tractors on its own. If farmers all over the United States start ordering tractors and agricultural machinery, the plant will be forced to contact the metallurgical plant and order the necessary types of metal in the form of sheets or blanks.

The agricultural machinery plant will also hire fitters, milling machine operators, and workers of other professions. They may order new machines from the machine tool plant. The metallurgical plant will also hire additional labor to fulfill the orders. In turn, the management of the metallurgical plant will contact the mining company with an order for the supply of additional metallurgical raw materials.

This is how the entire chain will begin to produce additional products, machines, sheets, blanks, and so on. Such an important chain of orders and their fulfillment will provide work for about one million workers and specialists. Add to this the jobs in millions of hectares of farmers and thousands of large and small markets throughout the United States, and we will end up with several million jobs.

7. CAUTION: CHINESE BUSINESS IN THE USA

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Photo 4. Pell Street, New York. 2009. [7] I visited New York many times in 2015-2024. This and the neighboring streets still look like this with Chinese advertising hieroglyphs. In this area, there is a bus station between city buses, including to Washington, DC. They are served by Chinese pipel.

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Photo 5. CHINATOWN IN WASHINGTON, D.C. Chef making noodles in the window of a restaurant in Washington D.C. Chinatown. [8]

The Chinese skillfully used the absence of bazaars to accumulate initial capital: they organized the sale of fruits, vegetables, and even clothes in the center of US cities.

They also skillfully used the Covid-19 pandemic. Small business owners, such as cafes, restaurants, and so on, paid rent for many months, in the conditions of a pandemic and few customers. Their money almost ran out and they were forced to rent out these premises. The Chinese were waiting for this moment and one after another bought them and opened their own businesses. Now in the center of US cities, there are many cafes and shopping pavilions, the names of which are written in Chinese hieroglyphs (see photo 4 and 5).

In short, China is taking over business not only in foreign countries. They are actively doing this within the United States as well. In my opinion, the Chinese are planning to take over the sources of big business now, such as multi-story shopping malls...

The development of US bazaars will give millions of Americans the opportunity to do business in the bazaar, and thereby reduce Chinese business in the US.

8. FREEDOM IN THE BAZAAR

For a thousand years, most bazaars have been built according to the following principle: medium and small shops with permanent sellers are built and operate along the edges of the bazaar. In the middle of the bazaar and outside there are dozens, sometimes hundreds of trading stalls that are not assigned to anyone separately. Whoever arrives earlier has the right to take one of these stalls of their choice, pay a small tax for the stall provided for this one day and sell their goods. This is what ensures freedom of bazaar trade. If it is a food product, that is, fruits, vegetables, etc., then the seller must obtain permission from the bazaar laboratory employees.

Freedom of a farmers' market or bazaar should also include freedom to buy in bulk, sell in this or another bazaar. For example, strawberries and tomatoes ripen earlier in the southern states than in the northern ones. They are usually sold quite cheaply in the southern states. Individual businessmen can buy wholesale, load it into their trucks and transport it to northern cities, and even to Canada, and sell it there at higher prices. In Central Asia, including Uzbekistan, this is allowed, and many earn money by such honest work and provide for themselves and their families.

A businessman-transporter can sell in a northern city himself. He can also sell in small wholesale in boxes and bags to local resellers. As a result, in other bazaars, a certain number of people, especially young people and women, can earn money daily by buying in small wholesale and selling by the foot in this or a neighboring local bazaar. This is how tens and hundreds of thousands of citizens throughout the United States will be provided with work and income.

9. HISTORY OF THE EASTERN BAZAAR

If officials start assigning a specific stall to a specific vendor, the bazaar will become just another big store. The store officials will manage the vendors at their own discretion and eventually kill the free bazaar. As an example, I can give a short history of the Eastern Bazaar in the city of Washington.

"The first Eastern Bazaar was one of three public marketplaces included in Pierre L'Enfant's (1754-1825) plan for the city, in addition to the existing bazaars in Alexandria and Georgetown. The plan also called for a Central Bazaar and a Western Bazaar.

In 1805, Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) issued a proclamation calling for the establishment of an Eastern Bazaar at 7th and L Streets SE, near the Navy Yard.

The current Eastern Bazaar was designed by Adolf Klass and has operated continuously as a public bazaar since 1873" [9]

The interior of the Eastern Bazaar building was converted into a kind of store many years ago. For this purpose, counters were installed on both sides of the hall and permanent sellers were placed behind them. Thus, the Eastern Bazaar was transformed into another large grocery store.

On Saturdays and Sundays, bazaar lines operate outside the Eastern Bazaar building from 7:00 am to 4:00 pm. Various fruits, food, clothing and other goods are sold there.

Our task is to create conditions so that the Eastern Bazaar also functions from morning until evening for thirty days a month. In the future, it is necessary to build a large bazaar building with all the amenities for both sellers and buyers.

10. WHAT DID MR. DONALD TRUMP PROMISE?

Mr. Donald Trump told The Washington Post on April 3, 2016, that he could rid the United States of its $19 trillion debt in two terms as President. At a campaign stop in Wausau, Wisconsin, he warned that the United States was "sitting on a bubble right now that's going to burst." [10]

During President Trump's four years in office, the gross national debt has grown from $19.95 trillion to $27.75 trillion, an increase of $7.8 trillion (the public debt, a more economically significant measure of debt, has grown by $7.2 trillion over that period). [11]

Mr. Donald Trump has failed to reduce the national debt. Instead, he has added $7.8 trillion to the economic bubble from 2017 to 2021.

11. MR. JOE BIDEN TOO INCREASED THE DEBT

President Joe Biden increased the economic bubble by $7.25 trillion during 2021-2024, and it is over $35 trillion 258 billion as of August 25, 2024! [2]

"Below is a list of the largest foreign holders of U.S. Treasury securities as of June 2024:

Japan - $1,117.7 billion;
China - $780.2 billion;
United Kingdom - $741.5 billion;
Luxembourg - $384.2 billion;
Canada - $374.8 billion.
Cayman Islands - $319.4 billion;
Belgium - $318.0 billion;
Ireland - $308.0 billion;
France - $307.2 billion;
Switzerland - $287.1 billion;
Taiwan - $265.9 billion;
India - $241.9 billion;
Brazil - $227.0 billion;
Hong Kong - $220.6 billion;
Singapore - $219.3 billion;
others - $2,097.6 billion;
Total - $8,210.4 billion" [12], [13]

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Photo 6. Long-term treasury bond (Bond) for $10,000 [12], [13]

12. DEFAULT THREAT

One day, a default may occur, that is, failure to pay interest or principal on a debt obligation on time, and this large debt bubble will burst. The country and its 333 million people will be hit hard economically. The global economy will also be hit, since the gross domestic product (GDP) of the United States in 2022 was $25.46 trillion, which is about 15% of the world's GDP. [14]

According to World Bank estimates, a country's public debt is considered problematic when it is equal to 77% of the country's annual GDP. The US public debt was 105.4 percent in 2019, and now - July 30, 2024, 137.4 percent of the US annual GDP [14]

The United States has the largest external debt in the world. The United States spends more than $875 billion a year on interest payments on its securities. For example, in 2023, it paid $875.5 billion [12]. It turns out that the American people are working for the development of other countries, including China ...

Meanwhile, the US national debt continues to grow. A further increase in the US national debt poses a great danger to the country's citizens due to a possible default. Such an increase in the national debt cannot last forever.

If the US defaults, China may become the main leader of the world's countries. This is dangerous for all countries and peoples of the world, including the US and Uzbekistan. In communist China, many do not believe in God. If they have planned something, no one can stop them. We see this in the persecution of millions of Uyghur Muslims in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region of China.

13. WHO FEEDS WHOM?

For thousands of years, the people fed both themselves and the government. Usually, the government does not feed the people. Those governments that tried to feed the people inevitably failed. This is evidenced by the collapse of the Soviet Union. The Bolshevik leadership of the Soviet Union forcibly created a collective farm system in the 1930s, and tried to provide the people with cheap bread. Later, the government was unable to provide people with bread, and since 1963, it began to buy millions of tons of grain from the United States. Ultimately, the Soviet Union, having the largest territory in the world, collapsed and disintegrated into 15 independent states.

The US government allocates many millions of dollars annually to pay unemployment benefits to millions of US citizens and the salaries of numerous officials. This means that the US government feeds part of the population for many years. As a result, the US national debt as of August 25, 2024 was more than $35 trillion 258 billion and continues to grow by billions of dollars daily. In terms of each US resident, the debt is more than $104,538. [2]

14. TEMPORARY DECREASE IN THE NUMBER OF UNEMPLOYED

Currently, the government spends trillions of dollars to organize temporary jobs for millions of US citizens. For example, to repair buildings, roads, bridges, and so on. These jobs are temporary. After the repairs are completed, bridges and buildings are built, these people will again be unemployed.

In contrast, markets will provide work for many years, decades and centuries for the farmers and sellers themselves, their children, grandchildren and other hired people. This is proven by the thousand-year history of mankind.

15. THE WAY TO REDUCE THE NATIONAL DEBT

To reduce the national debt, we must find ways to reduce government spending. One of these ways is to revive the markets in the United States. This will provide most of the unemployed with jobs. They and their families will no longer receive assistance from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) (formerly known as the Food Stamp Program, it provides assistance to people with low incomes and no income)

Today's unemployed will work at the markets and pay taxes. They will bring in billions of dollars in additional income to each state and country.

If we provide jobs for today's unemployed, most of them will have enough money to rent a house or apartment. As a result, the housing problem for millions of homeless people will be partially solved.

16. THE ATTITUDE OF THE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES

Some heads of the law enforcement agencies (the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), police and others) find it very convenient to keep the majority of the American people under threat of dismissal and unemployment. Therefore, they will be against the re-establishment of bazaars in the USA.

The police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) have hundreds of thousands of employees and staff positions due to the existing 6.65 million unemployed and 2.2 million people behind bars. Many crimes are committed due to unemployment in the USA.

The USA leads in the number of prisoners in absolute terms - about 2.2 million people are behind bars. This is 25% of all prisoners on the planet (more than in the 35 largest European countries combined, and 40% more than in China), although the population of the USA is only 5% of the world's population (329 million people). Of these prisoners, about 71 thousand are minors. The cost of maintaining the prison system to US taxpayers is $80 billion annually." [15]

As of July 26, 2023, there are 1,767,200 prisoners in US prisons. There is an average of 531 prisoners per 100,000 residents. [16]

By solving the problem of employing the unemployed in the markets, we will significantly reduce the number of crimes and the number of people behind bars. This will significantly reduce the number of law enforcement officers. Some of them will move to market structures to ensure law and order and the safety of citizens in the markets. They will be selected on a competitive basis. As a result, we will save billions of dollars more, which is spent on maintaining the prison system.

A sharp reduction in convicts will raise the authority of the United States in the international arena in the field of human rights.

17. WHERE TO REVIVE THE CENTRAL BAZAAR?

In the center of Washington, DC there are old two-three-story buildings that have exhausted their internal resources and have no historical value. The owners of several dozen private two-three-story houses located nearby should be offered new apartments in a multi-story building with all modern amenities. To do this, it is necessary to build one or two multi-story buildings to accommodate these families. Then demolish these dozens of two-three-story houses and build a modern, beautiful, large bazaar for residents and guests of the capital. It is necessary to provide a parking space for many cars or a multi-story garage near the Central Bazaar.

I would recommend building such a long bazaar that would start at one end and end at the other end of Washington, DC. Of course, such a long bazaar will be built in stages over five to ten years. The layout of the Washington, DC Central Bazaar should be planned so that in the future it stretches from one end of Washington, DC to the other. The commissioning of the first stage of the Central Bazaar should be covered with one color of paint. Therefore, seven parts of the long bazaar will be painted in seven colors, like the subway map in Washington, DC. This will make it easier for customers to navigate the long bazaar.

The Long Bazaar will be designed and built in stages over ten years. This will provide work for hundreds of designers for more than ten years. Moreover, it will provide permanent work for hundreds of thousands of builders and specialists on a US scale.

You can think about the option of a double roof. Under the first roof, there will be the bazaar itself and a thousand thousand buyers and sellers. Above the first roof, there will be fire safety services, anti-terrorist security and other necessary services. The workers of these services will also be protected in winter and summer from rain, snow and wind thanks to the second roof.

18. WORLD BAZAAR CENTER IN NEW YORK

In New York, a long bazaar can be built on Broadway. The total length of Broadway is 53 kilometers. The length of Broadway within the boundaries of New York City is 24 kilometers. [17]

Since 2009, two segments of Broadway - in the Times Square area, between 42nd and 47th Streets, as well as in the Herald Square area between 33rd and 35th are pedestrian zones and completely closed to traffic. [17]

This is where the New York covered bazaar can be built. In the future, if such a long covered bazaar is liked by the residents and guests of New York, then the construction of the covered bazaar should be continued from one end of New York to the other.

Any bazaar, including the New York and Washington, DC bazaars, will perform not only commercial functions, but also a social function as a meeting place and a place for people to walk.

In New York, the bazaar can be built along Broadway, which is 24 kilometers long. As a result, it will become the longest bazaar in the world, and this fact will be included in the Guinness Book of Records. It can be called the "World Bazaar Center", similar to the name "World Trade Center" in New York.

19. LONG BAZAARS OF THE WORLD

The Medina of Fez, Morocco, which includes numerous long market streets (e.g. Talaa Kebira) and bazaar areas (e.g. Kissariat al-Kifah), was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1981. Al-Madina Souk in Aleppo is the largest covered historic market in the world, with an approximate length of 13 kilometers. It is part of the Ancient Aleppo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986 in Syria. The Bazaar complex in Tabriz, Iran, was listed by UNESCO in 2010. The Bazaar of Qaisiyariye in Lar, Iran, is on the tentative list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 2007. Kemeralti Bazaar in Izmir was placed on tentative list in 2020. [1]

I hope the long bazaars in Washington, DC and New York will be designed and built uniquely. Years will pass and these bazaars will be included in the UNESCO list.

20. HOW TO ENSURE FREEDOM OF THE BAZAAR?

To ensure freedom of the bazaar, it is necessary to fulfill the following requirements:
- some of the trading counters are free, that is, they are not assigned to someone separately;
- whoever came earlier has the right to occupy the counter of their choice and sell their goods.

The following organizational measures are appropriate:
- Adopt a separate program "Revival and support of bazaars" or simply "Bazaars".
- Study the experience of various countries in organizing bazaars, production, delivery and sale of fruits, vegetables, products and goods in bazaars.
- Develop a list of recommendations for better organization of the bazaar, including production, delivery and sale of fruits, vegetables, products, clothing and goods in bazaars.

The attitude of people in bazaars is one of the real manifestations of civil society. Therefore, it is appropriate to prepare annual reports on the state of bazaars in the US states and in countries around the world.

21. HOW IS IT IN OTHER COUNTRIES?

It is known that there are currently more than eight billion people living on Earth. In industrially underdeveloped countries, more than a billion people work in the markets and for the market. They are provided with work, have more or less income, pay taxes to their state, provide for their family, children and are to some extent happy.

How are our unemployed fellow citizens worse off compared to them? Nothing.

Please give them the opportunity to work in and for the market, provide for themselves and their families financially, pay taxes to enrich their country - the USA, and not sit and wait for handouts from the authorities ...

By creating markets everywhere, we will put an end to the tragedy of 6.65 million unemployed Americans.

22. THERE IS A POSSIBILITY TO BECOME A NOBEL PEACE PRIZE LAUREATE

Which of the leaders will head and decide to recreate the bazaars in the USA, and thereby provide work for millions of unemployed people, there is such a high probability: he (she) will become the next Nobel Peace Prize laureate.

23. MY PROPOSALS

1. US President Joe Biden and US Vice President Camilla Harris, please take the initiative to recreate bazaars in the US.

2. US Vice President Camilla Harris, please introduce a new chapter in your election program called "Bazaars", which will include a solution to the unemployment problem in the US. Your "Bazaars" program will be supported and approved by the majority of US voters. Therefore, you and the US Democratic Party will win the elections with a large advantage on November 5, 2024 over Mr. Donald Trump and the US Republican Party, and you will become the 47th President of the US.

3. US Senators and Representatives of the Congress, please take the initiative to create bazaars in your states.

24. PEOPLE'S MOVEMENT "FOR THE BAZAAR"

US citizens need to create initiative groups everywhere to recreate bazaars and unite in the people's movement "For the Bazaar". And also vote in the November 2024 elections for those candidates who support and do specific things to create and develop bazaars in the USA.

44-US President Mr. Barack Obama, please support the initiative to recreate bazaars in the USA and become the leader of the people's movement "For the Bazaar". This will be a worthy example for a person who holds the title of Nobel Peace Prize laureate in 2009.

Citizens' meetings and rallies throughout the US demanding the re-creation of bazaars will actually turn into support for the US Democratic Party. As a result, there is a high probability that the Democratic Party will win both the Presidential election and the US Congress elections.

25. DO MILLIONS OF UNEMPLOYED PEOPLE HAVE THE RIGHT TO HAPPINESS?

The fathers of US democracy wrote this in the Declaration of Independence.

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. -- That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed. [18]

So, 6.65 million unemployed people in the US, including me, have every right to be happy. To ensure these rights, US citizens have established a government that exercises its power with the consent of the governed. And let them take decisive measures to recreate bazaars and thereby provide jobs for all unemployed people in the US.

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P.S.1. Uzbek-English translation programs, including www.translate.google.com , translate poorly and inaccurately. Therefore, I wrote this Appeal in Russian and translated it into English using the program www.translate.google.com I apologize for any possible errors in translation.

P.S. 2. Briefly about myself. I was born in 1954 in Uzbekistan. In 1970-1975 I studied at the Samarkand State University, in 1979-1983 - at the Moscow Higher Technical University named after Bauman. I worked in positions up to the leading designer in research institutes and in the main design bureau at large factories in Moscow and Tashkent. I have been involved in human rights since 1974. I have been publishing articles since 1988. I have written and published four books on websites and partially published two more books. The book "Turon yigitiga" ("To a young man from Turan") was organized by a robbery of more than 200 books in 2005 in Tashkent. The book "Gap-gashtakdan - Jadidchilik harakatiga" ("From get-togethers to the Jadidism Movement") was robbed along with my personal library in December 2022 in Tashkent. I have written and published 393 articles on websites, including 277 in Uzbek, 96 in Russian and 20 in English. I have been living in the United States since January 2010. I am a human rights activist, freelance journalist, refugee and vendor "Street Sense".

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LITERATURE

1. Bazaar. - Bazaar - Wikipedia (www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bazaar From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia).

2. US Debt Clock. - https://usdebtclock.org/

3. Center Market (1871-78) (20). English version. - http://www.adolf-cluss.de/index.php?lang=en&topSub=washington&content=h&sub=3.5.20

4. Monthly number of unemployed persons in the United States from May 2022 to May 2024 (in millions, adjusted). - Unemployment level seasonally adjusted U.S. 2024 | Statista (www.statista.com/statistics/193280/seasonally-adju...unemployed-persons-in-the-usa/ July 5, 2024).

5. Growth in the number of U.S. farmers markets slows in recent years. - USDA ERS - Chart Detail (www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/chart-gallery/gallery/chart-detail/?chartId=104402 2019. : 10 2022 .).

6. Farmers Markets in the US - Market Size, Industry Analysis, Trends and Forecasts (2024-2029). - Farmers Markets in the US - Market Size, Industry Analysis, Trends and Forecasts (2024-2029)| IBISWorld (www.ibisworld.com/united-states/market-research-re...y/#IndustryStatisticsAndTrends January 2024).

7. Chinatown, Manhattan. - Chinatown, Manhattan - Wikipedia (www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinatown,_Manhattan From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia).

8. CHINATOWN IN WASHINGTON, D.C. Chef making noodles in the window of a restaurant in Washington D.C. Chinatown. - CHINATOWN in WASHINGTON, D.C. Editorial Image - Image of asian, street: 20573075 (dreamstime.com) (www.dreamstime.com/royalty-free-stock-photo-chinatown-washington-d-c-image20573075 ).

9. Eastern Market, Washington, D.C. - Eastern Market, Washington, D.C. - Wikipedia (www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_Market,_Washington,_D.C From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia).

10. Trump: I'll eliminate U.S. debt by end of 2nd term by Jeremy Diamond. - https://edition.cnn.com/2016/04/02/politics/donald-trump-national-debt/index.html (www.edition.cnn.com April 3, 2016).

11. How Much Did President Trump Add to the Debt? - How Much Did President Trump Add to the Debt?-2024-01-10 (crfb.org) (www.crfb.org/blogs/how-much-did-president-trump-add-debt January 10, 2024).

12. $35 (The US national debt has exceeded $35 trillion for the first time in history). - $35 | (rbc.ru) (www.quote.rbc.ru/news/article/66a776849a79478324217bbb July 29, 2024).

13. National debt of the United States. - National debt of the United States - Wikipedia (www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_debt_of_the_United_States From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia).

14. (US Economy). - (wikipedia.org) (www.ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/_ ).

15. (List of countries by number of prisoners). - (wikipedia.org) (www.ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/____ ).

16. List of countries by incarceration rate. - List of countries by incarceration rate - Wikipedia (www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_incarceration_rate From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia).

17. - (New York City Guide - Broadway Street). - - - (pronewyork.org) (www.pronewyork.org/broadway.html Rewritten on August 25, 2024).

18. "Original Rough Draught" of the Declaration of Independence. - "Original Rough Draught" of the Declaration of Independence - Wikisource, the free online library (www.en.wikisource.org/wiki/"Original_Rough_Draught"_of_the_Declaration_of_Independence From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia).

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1. Bazaar (). - Bazaar - Wikipedia (www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bazaar From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia).

2. US Debt Clock ( ). - https://usdebtclock.org/

3. Center Market (1871-78) (20). English version ( (1871-78) (20). ). - http://www.adolf-cluss.de/index.php?lang=en&topSub=washington&content=h&sub=3.5.20

4. Monthly number of unemployed persons in the United States from May 2022 to May 2024 (in millions, adjusted) ( 2022 2024 ( , )). - Unemployment level seasonally adjusted U.S. 2024 | Statista (www.statista.com/statistics/193280/seasonally-adjusted-monthly-number-of-unemployed-persons-in-the-usa/ Jul 5, 2024).

5. Growth in the number of U.S. farmers markets slows in recent years ( ). - USDA ERS - Chart Detail (www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/chart-gallery/gallery/chart-detail/?chartId=104402 2019. : 10 2022 .).

6. Farmers Markets in the US - Market Size, Industry Analysis, Trends and Forecasts (2024-2029) ( - , , (2024-2029 .)). - Farmers Markets in the US - Market Size, Industry Analysis, Trends and Forecasts (2024-2029)| IBISWorld (www.ibisworld.com/united-states/market-research-reports/farmers-markets-industry/#IndustryStatisticsAndTrends January 2024).

7. Chinatown, Manhattan. - Chinatown, Manhattan - Wikipedia (www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinatown,_Manhattan From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia).

8. CHINATOWN IN WASHINGTON, D.C. Chef making noodles in the window of a restaurant in Washington D.C. Chinatown. - CHINATOWN in WASHINGTON, D.C. Editorial Image - Image of asian, street: 20573075 (dreamstime.com) (www.dreamstime.com/royalty-free-stock-photo-chinatown-washington-d-c-image20573075 ).

9. Eastern Market, Washington, D.C. ( , , ) Eastern Market, Washington, D.C. - Wikipedia (www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_Market,_Washington,_D.C From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia).

10. Trump: I'll eliminate U.S. debt by end of 2nd term by Jeremy Diamond (: ). - https://edition.cnn.com/2016/04/02/politics/donald-trump-national-debt/index.html (www.edition.cnn.com April 3, 2016).

11. How Much Did President Trump Add to the Debt? ( ?) - How Much Did President Trump Add to the Debt?-2024-01-10 (crfb.org) (www.crfb.org/blogs/how-much-did-president-trump-add-debt January 10, 2024).

12. $35 . - $35 | (rbc.ru) (www.quote.rbc.ru/news/article/66a776849a79478324217bbb 29 2024).

13. National debt of the United States ( ). - National debt of the United States - Wikipedia (www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_debt_of_the_United_States From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia).

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16. List of countries by incarceration rate ( ). - List of countries by incarceration rate - Wikipedia (www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_incarceration_rate From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia).

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Shuhratjon Ahmadjonov (Uzbek, born 1954)
Mailing address:
216 Tulip Dr., Gaithersburg, Maryland, 20877
E-mail: havassh54@gmail.com , jiz54@mail.ru
Phone: 240-263-0683 (for messages)

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28th AMENDMENT: AMNESTY?

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Shuhratjon Ahmadjonov

Dear Joe Biden and Kamala Harris,

I propose that you initiate the 28th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which would grant the president the right to give amnesty to prisoners. After the adoption of the amendment, the president should issue an executive order, the Senate should debate and adopt the Amnesty Law, and the legislature of each state shall consider the pardon of every prisoner resident of that state.

As of 2022, there were 1,808,000 prisoners in U.S. prisons. There is an average of 541 prisoners per 100,000 residents. The USA leads in the number of prisoners in absolute terms and holds between a fifth and sixth of all prisoners on the planet, although the population of the USA is only 5% of the world's population. The cost of maintaining the prison system to U.S. taxpayers is $80 billion annually.

There is a great injustice in the USA: millions of honest Americans are unemployed and homeless. At the same time, criminals are in prison buildings, provided with food, heat, clothing, and even security. The government spends billions of taxpayers dollars on their maintenance. This is very expensive given the national debt of more than 35 trillion. It is appropriate to say that freedom is more valuable than all prison benefits.

Through amnesty, it is possible and necessary to gradually release up to a million prisoners in U.S. prisons. They must work, feed themselves, their children and families, and also pay taxes.

If Biden, together with Harris, announces the draft of the 28th amendment on amnesty, then hundreds of thousands of relatives of prisoners and ordinary Americans will vote in the elections for candidates from the Democratic Party, and we will win the election.

An example of a similar amnesty law is a law of the Republic of Tajikistan "On Amnesty," which President Emomali Rahmon signed in 2011 in honor of the 20th anniversary of Tajikistan's independence.
Here is a brief summary of some articles in the law.

Article 1 states that those sentenced to imprisonment who have served three-quarters of their sentence can be released.

Article 2 states that convicts who are women, minors, men over 55, disabled, veterans, recipients of state awards, and foreign citizens are exempt from serving their sentence in the form of imprisonment.

Article 4 states that convicted people who have committed minor and moderate crimes and who have been sentenced to up to five years of imprisonment may be released

Article 8 states that the unserved term of punishment for people convicted of a serious crime can be reduced by one-third of the term, and by one-quarter for people who committed an especially serious crime, with some exceptions.

Article 11 states that the provisions of Article 8 do not apply to people who committed certain crimes, are sentenced to life in prison or the death penalty, who benefitted from amnesty before and committed a similar crime, or who committee another crime while in prison. [157]

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7. Shuhratjon AHMADJONOV. (5-maqolam, 2006 yil 1 yanvar) Ozbekiston Ozod Dehqonlar partiyasining asoschisi, professor Olimjon Karimov 80 yoshda. (1988-1993 yillarda Ozbekistonda roy bergan ayrim tarixiy voqealarning prof. Olimjon Karimov taqdiri misolida tahlili).
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27. 28th Amendment: Amnesty? By Shuhratjon Ahmadjonov (ҳ ҳ. 28: ?) Newspapar Street Sense, October 23 November 5, 2024, page 11).

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3. Қ ққ қ ҳ, қ, қ, ғ қ , ҳ қ 2015 Қ .

MR. PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA! DEAR SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES! DEAR AMERICANS AND LEADERSHIP OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS ORGANIZATION!

THE USA HAS VIOLATED THE RIGHTS OF UZBEK REFUGEES DURING THE PERIOD 2006-2015. THEY ARE BEING ARRESTED AND HAVENT HAD A TRIAL. FOR MANY YEARS THEY WERE POISONED, SHOT, ILLEGALLY LAID OFF WORK, SECRET COLLECTION OF COMPROMISING MATERIAL TO DISCREDIT REFUGEES, DISCRIMINATION, PURSECUTED, STIRRING UP PROVOKERS AGAINST REFUGEES, MUGGED,BEATEN AND THEIR POSSESSIONS STOLEN. THE FBI AND THE POLICE HAVE VIOLATED THE 9th, 12th, 14th, 17th, 18th, 19th AND 26th CLAUSE OF THE INTERNATIONAL COVENANT ON CIVIL AND POLITICAL RIGHTS.

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FOR EXAMPLE: 1.1. OLIMJON SOBIROV (BORN IN 1973, UZBEK, MUSLIM, REFUGEE), WAS KILLED BY POISONING WITH AN UNKNOWN POISON ON AUGUST 1, 2006 IN IDAHO. 1.2. ZOHID MAKHMEDOV (BORN IN 1977, UZBEK, MUSLIM, REFUGEE), WAS KILLED BY POISONING WITH AN UNKNOWN POISON ON SEPTEMBER 1, 2006 IN IDAHO. SEE: 1. How did two Uzbek refugees die? BY CYNTHIA SEWELL. - http://www.idahostatesman.com/2008/03/30/337502/how-did-two-uzbek-refugees-die.html 2. MYSTERIOUS DEATHS BY CYNTHIA SEWELL - Idaho Statesman, 03.30.2008.

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2. FAZLIDDIN YAKUBOV (BORN IN 1959, UZBEK, MUSLIM, REFUGEE, CITIZEN OF THE U.S.). HE LIVED IN CLEVELAND, OHIO SINCE 2000. ON JUNE 20, 2008 (WORLD REFUGEE DAY) A CRIMINAL SHOT HIM 9 TIMES. 3 BULLETS HIT HIM. HE WAS IN A COMA FOR 53 DAYS. DOCTORS OPERATED ON HIM 8 TIMES. EVEN SKILLED AMERICAN DOCTORS COULDNT REMOVE ONE OF THE BULLETS AND HE STILL LIVES WITH ONE BULLET IN HIS BODY. HE WASN'T ALLOWED DISABILITY AND DIDN'T RECEIVE PENSIONS IN 2008-2011. HE CALLED ME IN BOISE IN MARCH 3, 2011. AFTER OUR CONVERSATION ON THE PHONE HE IMMEDIATELY STARTED PAYING PENSIONS AND DURING ONE YEAR RECEIVED A PENSION FOR 2008-2011.THIS ATTEMPT UPON THE LIFE WASNT DISCLOSED AND CRIMINALS HAVENT RECEIVED PUNISHMENT.SEE: K.Turner, Shooting victim Fazliddin Yakubov thankful for community's support.-http://blog.cleveland.com/metro/2008/08/shooting_victim_fazliddin_yaku.html (www.blog.cleveland.com 08.11.2008)

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3. JAMSHID MUHTOROV (BORN IN 1976 IN DJIZAKH (UZBEKISTAN), UZBEK, MUSLIM, REFUGEE). HE LIVED WITH HIS WIFE AND TWO CHILDREN IN DENVER, COLORADO SINCE 2007.HE WAS ARRESTED JANUARY 21, 2012 AT THE CHICAGO AIRPORT BEFORE DEPARTURE TO TURKEY.HE WAS INDICT WITH ACCUSED IN 2012 OF PROVIDING MATERIAL TO THE ISLAMIC JIHAD UNION, AN UZBEK TERRORIST ORGANIZATION. HE IS IN PRISON MORE THEN THREE YEARS AND STILL HAS NOT HAD A TRIAL. I TOO GREW UP IN DJIZZAKH. JAMSHID IS THE SAME UZBEK, THE MUSLIM AND THE REFUGEE AS WELL AS I. SEE: US surveillance law could face highest court test. - http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2013/10/27/us-surveillance-law-could-face-highest-court-test.html (www.thejakartapost.com 10.27.2013).

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4. FAZLIDDIN KURBANOV (BORN IN 1983, UZBEK, MUSLIM, REFUGEE). HE HAS LIVED WITH HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTER (2010 YEAR OF BIRTH), HIS PARENTS AND SISTERS IN BOISE, IDAHO SINCE 2009. I KNOW HIM: I LIVED WITH HIM IN ONE HOUSE (NO. 585) IN BOISE IN 2010-2012. THEY LIVED IN APARTMENT 3, AND I IN APARTMENT 8. HIS PARENTS CONVERTED TO CHRISTIANITY. HE REMAINED A MUSLIM. HE DIDN'T GO TO THE MOSQUE NOT EVEN TO FRIDAY PRAYERS. HE WAS ARRESTED IN MAY 16, 2013 IN A HOUSE IN BOISE. HE IS INDICT (PROCECUTE) WITH KURBANOV PROVIDED INFORMATION AND MONEY TO THE ISLAMIC MOVEMENT OF UZBEKISTAN, WHICH THE UNITED STATES HAS DESIGNATED AS A FOREIGN TERRORIST ORGANIZATION. HE IS IN PRISON AND STILL HAS NOT HAD A TRIAL. CURRENTLY, A TRIAL IS SET FOR FEBRUARY 9, 2015. SEE: 1. One more muslim bomb making terrorist apprehended in Idaho. - http://tundratabloids.com/2013/05/one-more-muslim-bomb-making-terrorist-apprehen ded.html (www.tundratabloids.com May 17, 2013). 2. U.S. wants to postpone Boise terrorism trial again. - http://www.kboi2.com/news/local/Fazliddin-Kurbanov-trial-delay-motion-285550211.html (www.kboi2.com December 11, 2014)

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5. REGARDING SHUHRATJON AHMADJONOV SITUATION, IN APRIL AND MAY, 2010 I PUBLISHED THE ARTICLE "MYSTERIOUS DEATHS" BY CYNTHIA SEWELL ON THE WEB SITE IN ENGLISH, UZBEK AND RUSSIAN. THEN I WAS ILLEGALLY FIRED FROM 3 JOBS IN IDAHO FROM JULY 2010 TO JANUARY 2012 BECAUSE OF MY HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVITIES. MY BELONGINGS WERE STOLEN 9 TIMES IN WASHINGTON, DC BETWEEN NOVEMBER 2012 TO MAY 26, 2014. I WAS BEATEN, ROBBED AND TOOK ALL MY PERSONAL DOCUMENTS ALONG WITH I WALLET ON NOVEMBER 21, 2013. I WAS ROBBED AT GUNPOINT AND TOOK MY BAG AND BACKPACK ON MAY 26, 2014. CRIMINALS AND THEIR ORGANIZERS STOLE AND ROBBERS 2 TIMES ALL MY JOURNALISM WORK BELONGINGS SUCH AS 2 LAPTOPS TOSHIBA, 3 DIARIES WITH THE DESCRIPTION OF EVENTS AROUND ME, 6 JOURNALS AND 1 NOTEBOOK WITH ADDRESSES OF RELATIVES, FRIENDS, HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVISTS, JOURNALISTS, MEMBERS OF THE UZBEK OPPOSITION, AND OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION, A RECORDER WITH AUDIO RECORDS OF 2010-2013, 3 TELEPHONES, UZBEK PRAYER BOOK Ҳ Қ͔ (I WILL READ TOO NAMAZ (NAMAZ ARABIK SALAT IS THE PRACTICE OF FORMAL WORSHIP IN ISLAM)), 2 EYEGLASSES AND SO ON. I CALLED THE POLICE 7 TIMES. THE POLICE DIDN'T CONNECT BY PHONE TO THE TRANSLATOR FROM THE UZBEK LANGUAGE AND THEY ALLOWED DISCRIMINATION. THEY WROTE THE REPORT SPECIALLY TO MISREPRESENT THE FAKTS AND THEY DIDNT EVEN OPEN A CRIMINAL CASE TO INVESTIGAIT THESE 9 THEFTS AND 2 ROBBERIE. OFFICERS OF THE 7-TH DISTRICT WASHINGTON, DC METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENT REMOVED A REPORT OF OCTOBER 8, 2013 FROM A POLICES COMPUTER ABOUT THEFT OF MY BAG IN SHELTER 801. SOME OF THE U.S. LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS HAD MONITORED, BLOCKED AND DESTROYED MY LETTERS, ARTICLES, TELEPHONES AND EMAILS. I HAVE WRITTEN A BIG ARTICLE WITH THE APPENDIX SET OF 11 DOCUMENTS AND I PUBLISHED ON MY WEB SITES. SEE: . 1-6 (I was robbed at gunpoint in Washington, DC. Part 1-6). http://www.liveinternet.ru/users/4799013/rubric/5278052/ , http://dunyouzbeklari.com/archives/72243

NO SECRET THAT EMPLOYEE OF THE UZBEK NATIONAL SECURITY SERVICE COOPERATES WITH SOME OF THE USA LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS. THEREFORE NOT ONE OF THESE CRIMES HAS BEEN SOLVED. I THINK THESE ILLEGAL ACTS ARE BEING PERFORMED BY THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION AND THE POLICE. PLEASE, STOP THE PERSECUTION OF THE UZBEK REFUGEES IN THE U.S. AND BRING THE PERPETRATORS TO JUSTICE.

I HAVE OPENED AN ACCOUNT: 2260 6181 59 WITH BANK OF AMERICA. PLEASE, MAKE A DONATION TO ACCOUNT 2260 6181 59 AS YOU DESIRE AND HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY. THANK YOU. I PLAN TO LEAVE FOR IDAHO AND COLORADO AFTER ACCUMULATING MONEY FOR A TICKET FROM WASHINGTON, DC TO BOISE-DENVER-WASHINGTON, DC, TO MEET FAZLIDDINS AND JAMSHIDS WIVES AND CHILDREN, THEIR LAWYERS, AND TO VISIT HIM IN PRISON. I PLAN TO WRITE AN ARTICLE ABOUT THEM AND TO REPORT TO YOU ABOUT THE RESULTS OF MY VISIT.

WHEN YOU AND YOUR FAMILY CELEBRATE THE DIFFERENT HOLIDAYS PLEASE REMEMBER THAT IN IDAHO AND COLORADO THERE ARE SMALL CHILDREN WITH TEARS IN THEIR EYES REMEMBERING THEIR FATHER. THEIR FATHER WAS SLANDERED BY SOMEONE EMPLOYED BY THE US AND HAS BEEN HELD IN PRISON WITHOUT TRIAL SINCE JANUARY 21, 2012.

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SOME MAY SAY, "THEY ARE UZBEKS, I AM NOT UZBEK. THEY ARE A MUSLIMS, I AM NOT A MUSLIM. THEY ARE REFUGEES, I AM NOT A REFUGEE". IT IS IMPORTANT TO REMEMBER THE WORDS OF MARTIN NIEMOLLER: WHEN THE NAZIS CAME FOR THE COMMUNISTS, I REMAINED SILENT; I WAS NOT A COMMUNIST.
WHEN THEY LOCKED UP THE SOCIAL DEMOCRATS, I REMAINED SILENT; I WAS NOT A SOCIAL DEMOCRAT.
WHEN THEY CAME FOR THE TRADE UNIONISTS, I DID NOT SPEAK OUT; I WAS NOT A TRADE UNIONIST.
WHEN THEY CAME FOR THE JEWS, I REMAINED SILENT; I WASNT A JEW.
WHEN THEY CAME FOR ME, THERE WAS NO ONE LEFT TO SPEAK OUT.

MARTIN NIEMOLLER, 1946 (01.14.1892 03.06.1984) Wasa German anti-Nazi, theologian and Lutheran pastor (http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Martin_Niem%C3%B6ller )

SHUHRATJON AHMADJONOV, HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVIST, FREELANCE JOURNALIST, REFUGEE AND STREET SENSE VENDOR

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4. Қ ққ қ ҳ, қ, қ, ғ қ , ҳ қ 2015 Қ .

! ! Ҳ ҲҚҚ Ҳ Қ Ҳ!

Қ ҚҚ ҲҚҚ 2006-2015 Қ Қ. Қ Ҳ Қ Қ. ҲҚ, Қ, Қ ҲҚ, ҚҚ Қ Қ ҡҚ, Қ Қ, Қ, Қ ҚҚ, Қ ҒҚ. Қ (Қ) Қ Ȩ ҲҚҚ ҡҒ Қ 9, 12, 14, 17, 18, 19 26- Қ.

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Қ: 1. HOW DID TWO UZBEK REFUGEES DIE? BY CYNTHIA SEWELL ( . ққ қ ?). - http://www.idahostatesman.com/2008/03/30/337502/how-did-two-uzbek-refugees-die.html 2. MYSTERIOUS DEATHS BY CYNTHIA SEWELL ( . ). - Idaho Statesman , 2008 30 .

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2. Қ (1959 Ғ, , , ҚҚ, Қ Қ). Ҳ 2000 Қ. 2008 20 (Қ ҚҚ ) Қ 9 Қ , Қ . 53 Ҳ () Ҳ . 8 Қ. Ҳ Қ Қ Қ Қ. Ҳ 2008-2011 ҡ. 2011 3 ҚҒҚ Қ. Қ Ҳ ҡ 2008-2011 Ҳ ҡ. Ҳ Қ Ҳ .
Қ: 1. : (Қ қ ғ ққ). http://www.fergananews.com/news.php?id=9514 (www.fergananews.com 28.06.2008). 2. Karl Turner, Shooting victim Fazliddin Yakubov thankful for community's support ( . Қ қ қ-қ ). - http://blog.cleveland.com/metro/2008/08/shooting_victim_fazliddin_yaku.html (www.blog.cleveland.com August 11, 2008).

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3. (1976 () Ҳ Ғ, , , ҚҚ). Ғ Ҳ 2007 Қ. 2012 21 Ҳ . Қ Ҳ ؔ . ҚҚ Қ Қ Ҳ Қ. Ҳ Ғ. , ҚҚ.
Қ: 1. US surveillance law could face highest court test ( қ ҳ ҳ ).- http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2013/10/27/us-surveillance-law-could-face-highest-court-test.html (www.thejakartapost.com 27.10.2013). 2. , ( Қ , Қ қ қ ққ?) - http://www.fergananews.com/articles/7738 (www.fergananews.com 24.05.2013).

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COVER LETTER AND ARTICLE SUBMITTED TO THE WASHINGTON POST

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Executive Editor of the Washington Post,
Mr. Matt Murray

Managing Editor of the Washington Post,
Ms. Krissah Thompson

Managing Editor of the Washington Post,
Ms. Matea Gold

Managing Editor of the Washington Post,
Mr. Scott Vance

Shuhratjon Ahmadjonov (Uzbek, born 1954)
Mailing address:
216 Tulip Dr.,
Gaithersburg, Maryland, 20877
E-mail: havassh54@gmail.com , jiz54@mail.ru
Phone: 240-263-0683 (for messages)

August 7, 2024

COVER LETTER

Dear Mr. Matt Murray, Ms. Krissah Thompson, Ms. Matea Gold, Mr. Scott Vance,

I am sending you an important article entitled Unemployed, Farmers Markets, and the Election (eleven pages). Unemployment is a big problem. It is closely related to another big problem the $35 trillion US national debt. That is why the article is long. I have divided the article into 19 short paragraphs. Below is the table of contents of the article.

CONTENTS

1. 1930: Elimination of farmers markets in the USA.
2. The current state.
3. Simple and reliable method.
4. Positive sides of farmers markets.
5. Freedom at the farmers markets.
6. History of the Eastern Market.
7. What did mr. Donald Trump promise?
8. Mr. Joe Biden has increased the debt too.
9. Default risk.
10. Who feeds whom?
11. The way to reduce the national debt.
12. The attitude of the power structures.
13. Where to revive the Central Market?
14. How to ensure freedom of the farmers market
15. How is it in other countries?
16. There is a possibility to become a Nobel Peace Prize laureate.
17. My proposals.
18. People's movement "For the Farmers Market".
19. Do millions of unemployed people have the right to happiness?
Literature

Uzbek-English translation programs, including www.translate.google.com , translate poorly and inaccurately. Therefore, I wrote this Appeal in Russian and translated it into English using the program www.translate.google.com I apologize for any possible errors in translation.

I have enclosed one copy of the article in English and one copy in Russian. If something is unclear in the English text of the article, you can refer to the text in Russian.

Briefly about myself. I was born in 1954 in Uzbekistan. In 1970-1975 I studied at the Samarkand State University, in 1979-1983 at the Moscow Higher Technical University named after Bauman. I worked in positions up to the lead designer in research institutes and in the main design bureau at large factories in Moscow and Tashkent. I have been involved in human rights since 1974. I have been publishing articles since 1988. I have written and published four books on websites, and partially published two more books. I have written and published 386 articles on websites, including 276 in Uzbek, 93 in Russian and 17 in English. I have been living in the USA since January 2010. I am human rights activist, freelance journalist, refugee and vendor Street Sense.

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UNEMPLOYED, FARMERS' MARKETS AND ELECTIONS

By Shuhratjon AHMADJONOV
August 7, 2024

This article is about the development of farmers' markets, the dramatic reduction in unemployment, the large revenues generated from the markets, and the reduction in unemployment benefits. Unemployment is a big problem. It is closely related to another big problem - the more than 35 trillion-dollar US national debt. That's why the article turned out to be long. I have divided the article into 19 short paragraphs.

1. 1930: ELIMINATION OF FARMERS' MARKETS IN THE USA

It is known that the Great Depression, that is, the global economic crisis, occurred in 1929-1939. The Great Depression most severely affected the United States, Canada, Great Britain, Germany and France. In 1929-1939, law enforcement agencies (the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), police and others) insisted on the closure and liquidation of the farmers' market structure in the United States. It was in 1931 that the Central Market in Washington, DC, one of the largest markets in the United States, was destroyed. Later, the Central Archives of the United States were built on the site of the Central Market (see [1]).

Years passed. The number of unemployed began to increase year after year. In May 2024, the national unemployment rate in the United States was about 6.65 million unemployed (see [2]). This is a tragedy for 6.65 million Americans and their loved ones. In the souls of other Americans, seeing their tragedy every day, the fear of losing their jobs and ending up in such poverty and lack of rights is settled.

2. THE CURRENT STATE

According to USDAs Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS), from 1994 to 2019, the number of farmers markets rose from 1,755 to 8,771 in 2019, averaging growth of nearly 7 percent per year. [3]

The farmers markets industry has seen revenue growth at an expected CAGR (Compound annual growth rate) of 7.5% over the five years to 2024, when revenue is set to reach $1.4 billion. [4]

Unfortunately, existing farmers markets operate one or two days a week for 4-6 hours. Each farmer and his workers have to do a lot of work: they clean and pack the products in boxes and crates, put them in a truck, drive them to the place of sale, unload them from the truck, set up tents and counters, put the products on the counters and start selling. After 4-6 hours, they collect and pack the remaining products in boxes and crates, load them into the truck, and drive to their farm.

I have been selling the Street Sense newspaper at Dupont Circle Market and Eastern Market since 2012 on Saturday and Sunday. I have seen their hard work many times on each market day.

3. SIMPLE AND RELIABLE METHOD

There is a simple and reliable way to sharply reduce the number of unemployed people, and thereby stop the growth of the US national debt. To do this, it is necessary to recreate and revive farmers' markets with a full working day and week throughout the US.

In my proposal, farmers' markets will work seven days a week from morning to evening, like grocery stores. The farmer will have a permanent place of trade and premises. He will leave unsold products on his premises in the farmers market.

4. POSITIVE SIDES OF FARMERS' MARKETS

1. Millions of unemployed and part-time workers in the United States will be provided with full-time jobs.

2. Many farmers, as well as various small and medium-sized stores, can additionally sell their goods in the revived markets.

3. One of the main problems is the sale of goods and products. Regular markets create great opportunities for the sale of goods and products.

4. The emergence of additional sales outlets for millions of people will stimulate the production of more goods for the market. Many current unemployed and part-time workers will participate in this work.

5. The unemployed will help with the transportation and sale of goods in the market.

6. The market structure does not require special education or qualifications, as in other professions. Young Americans and uneducated unemployed people can freely work in the market structure. There is no need to spend time and money on their training.

7. Currently, supermarkets in the United States buy only the best part of the crop from farmers. The middle and small part of the crop remains in the field. Farmers can sell this part of the crop through the market, at reduced prices than in supermarkets.

8. The implementation of the "Revival of Markets" project at the first stage requires almost no expenses. The heads of districts and cities of the United States are required to allocate a convenient place for citizens and sufficient area for the market. In the future, based on the existing market infrastructure, convenient market buildings can and should be designed and built for sellers and buyers.

9. This project can be implemented in a short time in all cities and districts of the 50 US states and in the Washington, DC. Currently, on some days, often on Saturday and Sunday for 4-6 hours, tent trade is organized in cities and districts. It is necessary to allow such trade to be carried out daily from morning until evening, seven days a week (one day a month - Sanitary Day).

10. The revived markets will not harm the existing system of grocery supermarkets in any way. Those citizens who want supermarket products can continue to buy at the supermarket.

11. The sales tax will go to the state (state) treasury. This will enrich each state, and the United States as a whole.

12. Currently, a lot of money is spent on the US state budget to provide the unemployed with a living wage. Most of these costs will be saved.

There are other positive aspects of the project to revive markets called "Markets".

5. FREEDOM AT THE FARMERS' MARKET

For a thousand years, most markets have been built on the following principle: medium and small shops with permanent sellers are built and operate at the edges of the market. In the middle of the market and outside there are hundreds and sometimes thousands of trading stalls that are not attached to anyone separately. Whoever came earlier has the right to take one of these stalls at his own discretion, pay a small tax for the provided stall for that one day and sell his goods. This is what ensures the freedom of market trade. If the goods are food, that is, fruit, vegetables, etc., then the seller must obtain permission from the employees of the market laboratory.

6. HISTORY OF THE EASTERN MARKET

If officials begin to attach a certain stall to a certain seller, then the farmers' market will turn into another big store. The store officials will manage the sellers at their own discretion and will eventually kill the free farmers' market. As an example, I can give a brief history of the Eastern Market in Washington, DC.

The first Eastern Market was one of three public marketplaces included in Pierre L'Enfant's (1754-1825) plan for the city, to supplement existing markets in Alexandria and Georgetown. The plan also called for a Center Market and a Western Market.

In 1805, Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) issued a proclamation calling for the Eastern Market to be set up at 7th and L Streets SE, near the Navy Yard. The current Eastern Market was designed by Adolf Cluss and was in continuous operation as a public market from 1873 until April 30, 2007. [5]

The interior of the Eastern Market building was converted into a kind of store many years ago. For this purpose, counters were installed on both sides of the hall and permanent salespeople were placed behind them. Thus, the Eastern Market was transformed into another large grocery store.

On Saturdays and Sundays, outside the Eastern Market building, from 7:00 am to 4:00 pm, farmers' market lines operate. They sell various fruits, products and goods. Our task is to create conditions so that the Eastern Market also functions from morning to evening during 7 days of the week as a farmers' market.

7. WHAT DID MR. DONALD TRUMP PROMISE?

Mr. Trump predicted in an April 3, 2016, interview with The Washington Post that he could rid the United States of its $19 trillion debt in two terms as president. At a campaign stop in Wausau, Wisconsin, he warned that the U.S. is sitting on a bubble right now that's going to burst. [7]

Over the course of President Trumps four years in office, the gross national debt grew from $19.95 trillion to $27.75 trillion a $7.8 trillion increase (debt held by the public the more economically-meaningful measure of debt grew by $7.2 trillion over this period). [8]

Mr. Donald Trump has failed to reduce the national debt. Instead, he has increased the economic bubble by $7.8 trillion between 2017 and 2021.

8. MR. JOE BIDEN HAS INCREASED THE DEBT TOO

President Joe Biden has increased the economic bubble by $7.25 trillion over 2021-2024, and it is over $35 trillion as of July 30, 2024!

The largest holders of U.S. government debt as of May 2024:
Japan - $1,128.3 billion;
China - $768.3 billion;
United Kingdom - $723.4 billion;
Luxembourg - $385.4 billion;
Canada - $354.5 billion. [9]
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9. DEFAULT RISK

One day, a default may occur, that is, failure to pay interest or principal on a debt obligation on time, and this large debt bubble will burst. The country and its 333 million people will be hit hard economically. The global economy will also be hit, since the gross domestic product (GDP) of the United States in 2022 was $25.46 trillion, which is about 15% of the world's GDP. [11]

According to World Bank estimates, a country's public debt is considered problematic when it is equal to 77% of the country's annual GDP. The US public debt was 105.4 percent in 2019, and now - July 30, 2024, 137.4 percent of the US annual GDP [11]

The US has the largest external debt in the world. The US spends more than $570 billion a year on interest payments on its securities. For example, in 2019, $574.6 billion was paid [10]. And the US national debt continues to grow.

A further increase in the US national debt poses a great danger to the country's citizens due to a possible default in a few years. In the end, such an increase in the national debt cannot last forever.

10. WHO FEEDS WHOM?

For thousands of years, the people fed themselves and the government. Usually, the government does not feed the people. Those governments that tried to feed the people inevitably failed. This is evidenced by the collapse of the Soviet Union. The Bolshevik leadership of the Soviet Union forcibly created a collective farm system in the 1930s, and tried to provide the people with cheap bread. Later, the government was unable to provide people with bread, and from 1963, it began to buy millions of tons of grain from the United States. Ultimately, the Soviet Union, having the largest territory in the world, collapsed and fell apart into 15 independent states.

The US government allocates many millions of dollars annually to pay unemployment benefits and salaries for numerous officials. This means that the US government feeds part of the population for many years. As a result, the US national debt as of July 29, 2024, amounted to more than 35 trillion 4 billion dollars and continues to grow by billions of dollars daily. The debt per capita in the United States is more than $103,829. [6]

11. THE WAY TO REDUCE THE NATIONAL DEBT

In order to reduce the national debt, we must find ways to reduce government spending. One of these ways is to revive the markets in the United States. This will provide most of the unemployed with jobs. They and their families will no longer receive assistance from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) (formerly known as the Food Stamp Program, which provides assistance with food purchases for people with low and no income.)

Today's unemployed will work in the markets and pay taxes. They will bring in billions of dollars in additional income to each state and country.

If we provide jobs for today's unemployed, most of them will have enough money to rent a house or apartment. As a result, the housing problem for millions of homeless people will be partially solved.

12. THE ATTITUDE OF THE POWER STRUCTURES

Some law enforcement officials find it very convenient to keep the majority of the American people under threat of dismissal and unemployment. That is why they will oppose the re-establishment of farmers markets in the US.

The police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) have hundreds of thousands of employees and staff positions due to the existing 6.65 million unemployed and 2.2 million people behind bars. Many crimes are committed due to unemployment in the US.

The United States leads in the number of prisoners in absolute terms - about 2.2 million people are behind bars. This is 25% of all prisoners on the planet (more than in the 35 largest European countries combined, and 40% more than in China), although the population of the United States is only 5% of the world's population (329 million people). Of these prisoners, about 71 thousand are minors. The maintenance of the penitentiary system costs US taxpayers $80 billion annually. [12]

As of July 26, 2023, there were 1,767,200 prisoners in the United States. There is an average of 531 prisoners per 100,000 residents. [13]

By solving the problem of employing the unemployed in farmers' markets, we will significantly reduce the number of crimes and the number of people behind bars. This will significantly reduce the number of law enforcement officers. Some of them will move to market structures to ensure law and order and the safety of citizens in the markets. They will be selected on a competitive basis. As a result, we will save billions of dollars that are spent on maintaining the penitentiary system.

A sharp reduction in the number of convicted persons will raise the authority of the United States in the international arena in the field of human rights.

13. WHERE TO REVIVE THE CENTRAL MARKET?

In the center of Washington, DC, there are old two-three-story buildings that have exhausted their internal resources and have no historical value. The owners of several dozen private two-three-story houses standing nearby should be offered new apartments in a multi-story building with all modern amenities. To do this, it is necessary to build one or two multi-story buildings to accommodate these families. Then demolish these dozens of two-three-story buildings and build a modern, beautiful, large market for residents and guests of the capital. It is necessary to provide a parking space for many cars or a multi-story garage near the Central Market.

14. HOW TO ENSURE FREEDOM OF THE FARMERS' MARKET?

To ensure farmers market freedom, the following requirements must be met:
- some of the trading counters are free, that is, they are not assigned to someone separately;
- whoever came earlier has the right to occupy the counter of their choice and sell their goods.

The following organizational measures are appropriate:
- Adopt a separate program "Revival and support of ordinary farmers markets" or simply "Farmer Market".
- Study the experience of various countries in organizing farmers markets, production, delivery and sale of fruits, vegetables, products and goods in farmers markets.
- Develop a list of recommendations for better organization of the market, including production, delivery and sale of fruits, vegetables, products and goods in markets.

The attitude of people in the markets is one of the real manifestations of civil society. Therefore, it is appropriate to prepare annual reports on the state of the markets in the US states and in countries around the world.

15. HOW IS IT IN OTHER COUNTRIES?

It is known that there are currently more than eight billion people living on Earth. In industrially underdeveloped countries, more than a billion people work in farmers' markets and for farmers' markets. They are provided with work, have more or less income, pay taxes to their government, provide for their families, children, and are to some extent happy.

How are our unemployed fellow citizens worse off compared to them? Nothing.

Please give them the opportunity to work in and for farmers' markets, provide for themselves and their families financially, pay taxes to enrich their country - the USA, and not sit and wait for handouts from the authorities ...

By creating farmers' markets everywhere, we will put an end to the tragedy of 6.65 million unemployed Americans.

16. THERE IS A POSSIBILITY TO BECOME NOBEL PEACE PRIZE LAUREATE

Which of the leaders will lead and decide to recreate farmers' markets in the USA, and thereby provide jobs for millions of unemployed people, there is such a high probability: he (she) will become the next Nobel Peace Prize laureate.

17. MY PROPOSALS

1. US President Joe Biden and US Vice President Camilla Harris, please take the initiative to recreate farmers' markets in the USA.

2. US Vice President Camilla Harris, please introduce a new chapter in the election program called "Farmers Market", which will include a solution to the problem of unemployment in the USA. Your "Farmers Market" program will be supported and approved by the majority of US voters. Therefore, you and the US Democratic Party will win the elections with a large advantage on November 5, 2024, over Mr. Donald Trump and the US Republican Party, and you will become the 47th President of the USA.

3. US Senators and Representatives of Congress, please take the initiative to create farmers markets in your states.

18. PEOPLE'S MOVEMENT "FOR THE FARMERS MARKET"

US citizens need to create initiative groups everywhere to recreate markets and unite in the people's movement "For the Farmers Market". And also vote in the November 2024 elections for those candidates who support and do specific things to create and develop farmers' markets in the USA.

44-US President Mr. Barack Obama, please support the initiative to recreate farmers markets in the USA and become the leader of the people's movement "For the Farmers Market". This will be a worthy example for a person who holds the title of Nobel Peace Prize laureate in 2009.

Citizens' meetings and rallies throughout the United States demanding the re-creation of farmers' markets will actually turn into support for the US Democratic Party. As a result, there is a high probability that the Democratic Party will win both the Presidential election and the US Congressional election.

19. DO MILLIONS OF UNEMPLOYED PEOPLE HAVE THE RIGHT TO HAPPINESS?

The fathers of US democracy wrote this in the Declaration of Independence.

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. -- That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed. [14]

So, 6.65 million unemployed people in the US, including me, have every right to be happy. To ensure these rights, US citizens have established a government that exercises its power with the consent of the governed. And let them take decisive measures to recreate farmers' markets and thereby provide jobs for all unemployed people in the US.

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P.S.1. Uzbek-English translation programs, including www.translate.google.com , translate poorly and inaccurately. Therefore, I wrote this Appeal in Russian and translated it into English using the program www.translate.google.com I apologize for any possible errors in translation.

P.S.2. Briefly about myself. I was born in 1954 in Uzbekistan. In 1970-1975, I studied at the Samarkand State University, in 1979-1983, at the Moscow Higher Technical University, named after Bauman. I worked in positions up to the lead designer in research institutes and in the main design bureau at large factories in Moscow and Tashkent. I have been involved in human rights since 1974. I have been publishing articles since 1988. I have written and published four books on websites, and partially published two more books. I have written and published 386 articles on websites, including 276 in Uzbek, 93 in Russian and 17 in English. I have been living in the USA since January 2010. I am a human rights activist, freelance journalist, refugee and vendor Street Sense.

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Shuhratjon Ahmadjonov (Uzbek, born 1954)
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UNEMPLOYED, FARMERS MARKETS AND ELECTIONS
APPEAL IN THE FORM OF AN OPEN LETTER

This is a proposal to develop markets, sharply reduce unemployment, obtain large incomes from farmers markets and from reducing the cost of unemployment benefits.

It is known that 1929-1939 was the Great Depression, that is, the world economic crisis. The Great Depression most severely affected the United States, Canada, Great Britain, Germany and France. In 1929-1939, law enforcement agencies (FBI, police and others) insisted on the closure and liquidation of the farmers markets structure in the United States. It was in 1931 that the Central Market in Washington DC, one of the largest markets in the United States, was destroyed. Later, the Central Archives of the United States was built on the site of the Central Market (see [1]).

Years passed. The number of unemployed began to increase year after year. In May 2024, the national unemployment rate in the United States was about 6.65 million unemployed (see [2]).

There is a simple and reliable way to sharply reduce the number of unemployed people, and thereby stop the growth of the US national debt. To do this, it is necessary to recreate, to revive the farmers markets throughout the US.

Let me remind you: A farmers market is a collection of two or more farm vendors selling agricultural products directly to customers at a common, recurrent physical location. According to USDAs Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS), from 1994 to 2019, the number of farmers markets rose from 1,755 to 8,771 in 2019, averaging growth of nearly 7 percent per year [3]

The farmers markets industry has seen revenue growth at an expected CAGR (Compound annual growth rate) of 7.5% over the five years to 2024, when revenue is set to reach $1.4 billion [4]

Unfortunately, existing farmers markets operate one or two days a week for 4-6 hours. Each farmer and his workers have to do a lot of work: they pack products into boxes and crates, put them in a truck, drive them to the place of sale, unload them from the truck, set up tents and counters, put products on the counters and start selling. After 4-6 hours, they must collect and pack the remaining products, load them into the truck, and drive to their farm. I have been selling the Street Sense newspaper at Dupont Circle Farmers Market and Eastern Farmers Market since 2012 on Saturday and Sunday. I have seen their hard work many times on each farmer market day.

In my proposal, farmers' markets operate seven days a week from morning until evening, like grocery stores. The farmer will have a permanent place of trade and premises. He will leave unsold products in his premises in the farmers market.

POSITIVE ADVANTAGES OF FARMERS' MARKETS

1. Millions of unemployed and part-time workers in the United States will be provided with full-time jobs.

2. Many farmers, as well as various small and medium-sized stores, can additionally sell their goods at the revived farmers markets.

3. One of the main problems is the sale of goods and products. Regular farmers markets create great opportunities for the sale of goods and products.

4. The emergence of additional sales outlets for millions of people will stimulate the production of more goods for the farmer market. Many current unemployed and part-time workers will participate in this work.

5. The unemployed will help with the transportation and sale of goods at the farmer market.

6. Currently, supermarkets in the United States buy only the best part of the crop from farmers. The middle and small part of the crop remains in the field. Farmers can sell this part of the crop through the farmer market, at reduced prices than in supermarkets.

7. The implementation of the "Revival of Farmers Markets" project at the first stage requires almost no expenses. The heads of districts and cities of the United States are required to allocate a convenient for citizens and sufficient area for the farmer market. In the future, based on the existing farmer market infrastructure, convenient farmer market buildings can and should be designed and built for sellers and buyers.

8. This project can be implemented in a short time in all cities and districts of the 50 US states and Washington, DC. Currently, on some days, often on Saturday and Sunday for 4-6 hours, tent trade is organized in cities and districts. It is necessary to allow such trade to be carried out daily from morning until evening, seven days a week (one day a month - Sanitary Day).

9. The revived farmers markets will not harm the existing system of grocery supermarkets in any way. Those citizens who want supermarket products can continue to buy at the supermarket.

10. The sales tax will go to the federal (state) treasury. This will enrich each state, and the United States as a whole.

11. Currently, a lot of money is spent from the US state budget to provide the unemployed with a living wage. Most of these costs will be saved.

There are other positive aspects of the project to revive the farmers markets called "The Farmer Market".

SOME IMPORTANT FACTS

1. For thousands of years, most farmers markets have been built on the following principle: medium and small shops with permanent sellers are built and operate at the edges of the market. In the middle of the market and outside there are hundreds and sometimes thousands of trading stalls that are not attached to anyone separately. Whoever came earlier has the right to take one of these stalls at his choice, pay a small tax for the provided stall for this one day and sell his goods. This is what ensures the freedom of farmer market trade. If the goods are food, that is, fruits, vegetables, etc., then the seller must obtain permission from the employees of the farmer market laboratory.

2. If officials begin to attach a certain stall to a certain seller, then the Farmers' Market will turn into the next big store. The store officials will manage the sellers at their own discretion and eventually kill the free farmers' market. As an example, I can give a short history of the Eastern Market in Washington, DC.

The first Eastern Market was one of three public marketplaces included in Pierre L'Enfant's (1754-1825) plan for the city, to supplement existing markets in Alexandria and Georgetown. The plan also called for a Center Market and a Western Market.

In 1805, Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) issued a proclamation calling for Eastern Market to be set up at 7 th and L Streets SE, near the Navy Yard. The current Eastern Market was designed by Adolf Cluss and was in continuous operation as a public market from 1873 until April 30, 2007. [5]

The interior of the Eastern Market building was converted into a kind of store many years ago. For this purpose, counters were installed on both sides of the hall and permanent sellers were placed behind them. Thus, the Eastern Market was transformed into another large grocery store.

On Saturdays and Sundays, outside the Eastern Market building, from 7:00 am to 4:00 pm, farmers' market lines operate. They sell various fruits, products and goods.

Our task is to create conditions so that the Eastern Market also functions from morning to evening during seven days of the week as a farmers' market.

3. The US government spends many millions of dollars each year to pay unemployment benefits and the salaries of numerous government officials. This means that the US government feeds a portion of the population for many years. As a result, the US national debt as of July 29, 2024 was over $35 trillion 4 billion and continues to grow by billions of dollars daily. In terms of each US resident, there is a debt of over $103,829. [6]

44th President Barack Obama (1961), 45th President Donald Trump, 46th President Joe Biden said nothing about the state of the U.S. national debt in their annual addresses to the U.S. people.

Mr. Trump predicted in an April 3, 2016, interview with The Washington Post that he could rid the United States of its $19 trillion debt in two terms as president. At a campaign stop in Wausau, Wisconsin, he warned that the U.S. is "sitting on a bubble right now that's going to burst."[7]

Over the course of President Trumps four years in office, the gross national debt grew from $19.95 trillion to $27.75 trillion a $7.8 trillion increase (debt held by the public the more economically-meaningful measure of debt grew by $7.2 trillion over this period). [8]

Trump failed to reduce the national debt, but increased the economic bubble by $7.8 trillion during 2017-2021. President Joe Biden increased the economic bubble by $7.25 trillion during 2021-2024, and it is over $35 trillion as of today - July 30, 2024!

"The largest holders of U.S. government debt as of May 2024:
Japan - $1,128.3 billion;
China - $768.3 billion;
United Kingdom - $723.4 billion;
Luxembourg - $385.4 billion;
Canada - $354.5 billion." [9]

One day, a default may occur, that is, failure to pay interest or principal on debt obligations on time, and this large debt bubble will burst. The country and its 333 million people will be hit hard economically. The global economy will also be hit, since the gross domestic product (GDP) of the United States in 2022 was $25.46 trillion, which is about 15% of the world's GDP. [10]

4. For thousands of years, the people fed themselves and the government. Usually, the government does not feed the people. Those governments that tried to feed the people inevitably failed. This is evidenced by the collapse of the Soviet Union. The Bolshevik leadership of the Soviet Union forcibly created a collective farm system in the 1930s, and tried to provide the people with cheap bread. Later, the government was unable to provide the people with bread, and since 1963, it began buying millions of tons of grain from the United States. Ultimately, the Soviet Union, having the largest territory in the world, collapsed and disintegrated into 15 independent cuntries.

5. According to the World Bank, a country's public debt is considered problematic when it equals 77% of the country's annual GDP. The US public debt was 105.4 percent in 2019, and now - as of July 30, 2024, 137.4 percent of the US annual GDP [10]

The US has the largest external debt in the world. The US spends more than $300 billion a year on interest payments on its securities [11]. And the US public debt continues to grow.

A further increase in the US public debt poses a great danger to the country's citizens due to a possible default in a few years. After all, such an increase in public debt cannot last forever.

6. To reduce the national debt, ways should be found to reduce government spending. One of these ways is to revive the markets in the United States. This will provide a large part of the unemployed with jobs. They and their families will no longer receive assistance from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), (SNAP formerly known as the Food Stamp Program, provides assistance with food purchases for people with low and no income.)

7. Today's unemployed will work in the markets and pay taxes. They will bring in billions of dollars in additional income to each state and country.

8. If we provide jobs for today's unemployed, most of them will have enough money to rent a house or apartment. As a result, the housing problem for millions of homeless people will be partially solved.

9. Some heads of law enforcement agencies find it very convenient to keep the majority of the American people under threat of dismissal and unemployment. Therefore, they will be against the restoration of farmers' markets in the USA.

10. The police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) have hundreds of thousands of employees and staff positions due to the 6.65 million unemployed and 2.2 million people behind bars. There are many crimes committed due to unemployment in the United States.

The United States leads the world in the number of prisoners in absolute terms, with about 2.2 million people behind bars. Thats 25% of all prisoners on the planet (more than the 35 largest European countries combined, and 40% more than China), even though the U.S. population is only 5% of the worlds population (329 million people). Of these prisoners, about 71,000 are minors. The prison system costs U.S. taxpayers $80 billion annually. [12]

By finding jobs for the unemployed at farmers markets, we will significantly reduce the number of crimes and the number of people behind bars. This will significantly reduce the number of law enforcement officers. Some of them will move to market structures to ensure law and order and the safety of citizens in markets. As a result, we will save billions of dollars that are spent on maintaining the penitentiary system.

11. WHERE TO REVIVE THE CENTRAL MARKET? In the center of Washington there are old two-three-story buildings that have exhausted their internal resources and have no historical value. The owners of several dozen private two-three-story houses standing nearby should be offered new apartments in a multi-story building with all modern amenities. To do this, it is necessary to build one or two multi-story buildings to accommodate these families. Then demolish these dozens of two-three-story buildings and build a modern, beautiful, large market for residents and guests of the capital. It is necessary to provide a parking space for many cars or a multi-story garage near the Central Market.

12. To ensure market freedom, the following requirements must be met:
- some of the trading counters are free, that is, they are not assigned to someone separately;
- whoever came earlier has the right to occupy the counter of their choice and sell their goods.

13. The following organizational measures are appropriate:
- Adopt a separate program "Revival and support of ordinary markets" or simply "Market".
- Study the experience of various countries in organizing markets, production, delivery and sale of fruits, vegetables, products and goods in markets.
- Develop a list of recommendations for better organization of the market, including production, delivery and sale of fruits, vegetables, products and goods in markets.

14. The attitude of people in the markets is one of the real manifestations of civil society. Therefore, it is appropriate to prepare annual reports on the state of the markets in the US states and in the countries of the world.

15. Which of the leaders will lead and decide to recreate the markets in the US, and thereby provide work for the unemployed, there is such a high probability: he (she) will become the next Nobel Peace Prize laureate.

MY PROPOSALS

1. US President Joe Biden and US Vice President Camilla Harris, please take the initiative to recreate farmers' markets in the US.

2. US Vice President Camilla Harris, please introduce a new chapter called "

Market" into your election program, which will include a solution to the unemployment problem in the US. Your "Market" program will be supported and approved by the majority of US voters. Therefore, you and the US Democratic Party will win the elections with a large advantage on November 5, 2024 over Mr. Donald Trump and the US Republican Party, and you will become the 47th President of the US.

3. US Senators and Representatives of the Congress, please take the initiative to create farmers' markets in your states.

4. US citizens need to create initiative groups everywhere to recreate farmers' markets and unite in a people's movement "For the Farmer Market". And also vote in the November 2024 elections for those candidates who support the creation and development of farmers' markets in the United States.

5. 44-US President Mr. Barack Obama, please support the initiative to recreate farmers' markets in the United States and become the leader of the people's movement "For the Framer Market". This will be a worthy example for a person who holds the title of Nobel Peace Prize laureate in 2009.

Citizens' meetings and rallies throughout the United States demanding the re-creation of farmers' markets will actually turn into support for the US Democratic Party. As a result, there is a high probability that the Democratic Party will win both the Presidential election and the US Congress.

The fathers of US democracy wrote this in the Declaration of Independence.

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. -- That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed. [13]

"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. that to secure these Rights, Governments are instituted by Men, deriving their powers from the Consent of the Governed" [13]

So, the 6.5 million unemployed in the United States, including me, have every right to be happy. To secure these Rights, Governments are instituted by the citizens of the United States, deriving their powers from the Consent of the Governed. And let them take decisive action to restore Farmers' Markets and thus provide work for all the unemployed in the United States.

P.S. Uzbek-English translation programs, including www.translate.google.com , translate poorly and inaccurately. Therefore, I wrote a complaint-statement in Russian and translated it into English using the www.translate.google.com program. I apologize for any mistakes made during translation.

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Vice President of the United States, President of the Senat US Kamala Harris
44-President of the United States Barack Obama
Speaker of the US House of Representatives Kevin McCarthy
Senators and Representatives of the US Congress

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3. Growth in the number of U.S. farmers markets slows in recent years ( ). - USDA ERS - Chart Detail (www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/chart-gallery/gallery/chart-detail/?chartId=104402 2019. : 10 2022 .).

4. Farmers Markets in the US - Market Size, Industry Analysis, Trends and Forecasts (2024-2029) ( - , , (2024-2029 .)). - Farmers Markets in the US - Market Size, Industry Analysis, Trends and Forecasts (2024-2029)| IBISWorld (www.ibisworld.com/united-states/market-research-re...y/#IndustryStatisticsAndTrends January 2024).

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