Tax dollars are reportedly diverted away from domestic needs to fund foreign military agendas and international special interests:

• Foreign Aid vs. Domestic Relief: The 2020 COVID relief bill allocated hundreds of millions to countries like Cambodia, Burma, and Egypt—including $1.3 billion for the Egyptian military—while providing only $600 in relief to American citizens.
• Foreign Military Purchases: Tax revenue sent to foreign militaries is often used to purchase Russian military equipment rather than supporting American interests.
• Special Interest "Pork": Significant funds are directed toward democracy and gender programs in Pakistan ($25 million) and facilities like the Kennedy Center ($40 million) that were not even open for business at the time of the bill.

The federal government, particularly the military, operates without basic financial accountability, allowing trillions to vanish:

• The "Lost" $2.3 Trillion: Just before 9/11, it was admitted that the Pentagon could not account for $2.3 trillion in transactions, a sum representing roughly $8,000 for every American at that time.
• Book Cooking: Pentagon insiders have claimed that official financial numbers are "pie in the sky" and that the books are "cooked routinely" to hide mismanagement.
• Suppression of Whistleblowers: Internal accountants who attempt to track missing millions have reportedly faced reassignment and official cover-ups to prevent the public from seeing the depth of the corruption.

A massive portion of tax revenue is lost to criminal fraud and "waste" through private military and reconstruction contractors:

• Misspent War Funds: Between $31 billion and $60 billion was estimated to be misspent or lost to fraud during a decade of war in Afghanistan and Iraq.
• Billing for Non-Work: Private contractors were reportedly paid for full days of work while only performing 15% of the time, effectively stealing tax dollars through overcharging.
• Criminal Extortion: In some cases, tax-funded contractors in war zones were found paying extortion fees to local outfits—such as the "Islamic Republic of East Afghanistan"—essentially using American tax dollars to fund the very people attacking U.S. troops.

Tax-related systems are used to facilitate massive wealth transfers to private banks without public knowledge or consent:A literal reading of the law reveals specific boundaries for federal income tax liability:

• The $16 Trillion Secret Bailout: Following the 2008 crisis, the Federal Reserve—a privately owned entity—allocated over $16 trillion in financial assistance to international banks and corporations, a fact largely ignored by mainstream media.
• Concentrated Enrichment: Over 80% of this assistance was provided to only 14 major institutions, including Citigroup, Merrill Lynch, and Goldman Sachs.
• Wealth Transfer Mechanics: Banks are lent money at near 0% interest, which they then use to buy government securities, generating billions in profit for themselves at the public's expense.