Where Income Tax Money Goes


With the help of the governmental school systems, tax exempt organizations, and regulated media, fraud, confusion and FEAR have helped to perpetrate this hoax since World War II.

Some Americans even believe it's their "patriotic duty" to pay a federal income tax. If income tax revenue was actually spent on what the U.S. Government would have us believe, there would be no organization such as ours.

It is theorized that the reason why the revenue collected from income taxes does not go directly to run the U.S. Government is because legislators as early as the end of World War II believed it would only be a matter of time before the public would become cognizant of the fact that the Internal Revenue Code pertains to people under Federal jurisdiction. Everyone else, as they became aware, would stop sending in their contributions.

What if it did? How will the government function if we all stopped sending in contributions? By paying our share of legitimate taxes, that are Constitutionally sound, such as duties, imposts, excises (sales tax) and property taxes we, the people have only done their share in fulfilling their legal State and Federal tax obligations.

How then is it possible with an excess of $400 billion annually from taxpayers' incomes, and more money collected in legitimate taxes, that our country have such massive debt? The number one reason is because our money not only supports our government, it also supports foreign governments, their militaries, programs and economies.

Despite what you have been led to believe, our government does not lend money directly to foreign governments. Citizens should take umbrage with that because the Constitution in Article I Section 9 Paragraph 6 states:

"No money shall be drawn from the Treasury, but in consequence of appropriations made by Law; and a regular Statement and Account of the Receipts and Expenditures of all public Money shall be published from time to time."

To avoid having the Congress act openly sending money to unpopular countries, some even overtly hostile to the U.S., the money is loaned by the F.R.B. (Federal Reserve Bank), through its subsidiaries known as the "Export-Import Bank", the "World Bank" and the "International Monetary Fund".

The U.S. Government then guarantees the loans plus interest, which these countries rarely, if ever, repay. Over the last few decades this has created the bulk of our national debt. Relying on your income tax dollars and your children's children's income tax dollars, the government also borrows money from the Federal Reserve Bank to fund wasteful and excessive domestic programs.

 


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