Where Does the Income Tax Money Really Go?

Where Does the Income Tax Money Really Go?

Whenever the Internal Revenues Service (IRS) collects Income Tax money it is deposited into the Federal Reserve Bank. Persons who volunteer to pay Income Tax to the IRS with checks will see the "Deposit in the Federal Reserve Bank" stamp on their returned, cancelled checks.

There is a popular delusion (probably fostered by agents of the Federal Reserve Bank) among persons who volunteer to Pay Income Tax that this "Income Tax" money pays the cost of running the Federal government.

Nothing could be further from the truth! The Federal Reserve Bank is a private consortium of banks operated for profit. The only time the U.S. Congress gets money from the Federal Reserve Bank is when it is lent to them at interest!

A number of Bills have been placed before Congress to Audit the federal Reserve Bank. But, because the Federal Reserve Bank is a privately owned company, the General Accounting Office (GAO), which routinely audits Federal agencies, has been unable to audit the Federal Reserve Bank.

So, where does the Income Tax money go? Insiders report that, besides the profit taken by the shareholders of the Federal Reserve Bank, a good deal of the money goes to finance "New World Order" organizations like the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). This makes sense from a historical viewpoint since these organizations were originally created by agents for the International Bankers.