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 this is a person under investigation and he happens to be your friend this is you so the IRS is investigating him but they can now pull your bank records because you know him at the end of last week I was going through the news on my own website goldsilver.com you know we've got a guy that that since 2007 one of my best friends that I met when I was 13 years old in junior high school and he's been working on this ever since 2007 going through news stories all over the world and then posting the best ones on

goldsilver.com but I came across this news story new Supreme Court ruling allows the IRS to access you access your bank records secretly and that was very disturbing to me you know you click on it it was a Twitter thread but I've read other full stories on this but the Supreme Court ruling now allows the IRS to access your bank records secretly but this isn't direct it's they they got this through by use there there's something that happens in society this slow with Creep from moral to evil and uh there's always

a little bit of a justification more and more and more you know one of the things that uh really bothers me politicians consider everything that you earn all of the work that you do theirs and then you are allowed to keep some small portion of that just enough to keep you on the hook uh producing so that you can keep the government running but basically you know with the way Society is set up uh the IRS can take from you now is there anything that the IRS produces that you would actually like open up your wallet

and buy would you buy the harassment that they give you uh is this something if they had a competitor the IRS if they had a competitor uh would their services be a little bit more friendly would you know if Government had a competitor uh the thing is politicians get vote get voted into office by promising things to people but for every dollar that they spend on people the whole system of government has to be funded uh through that so they take a dollar out of the real economy and some percentage of that actually

gets spent on some sort of project or paying a school teacher or something like that so you know if if there was a fixed tax rate that was in the Constitution or something like that that was just fair and it's it's hard to describe you know what is fair everybody has a different opinion on what is fair but uh if if there was a specific tax rate that was the same throughout the years decade after decade then it wouldn't be true that uh the Ayah that government basically considers all of

your income theirs and then they allow how to keep you a poor keep a portion of it because uh if if there is a fair portion that you should be allowed to keep why does that change every year or every four years or whatever it's always bouncing up and down the tax rules change uh the uh taxes in the 50s the highest tax rates went up into the mid 90 percent uh for the for the top income there weren't very many people that qualified for that but still what happens is you end up with productive

people that do nothing but spend all of their time trying to figure out how to uh if how to avoid falling into those tax brackets so it actually cripples Prosperity when you take a dollar out of society that's in the retail economy producing goods and services and then you run it through government and you end up with 60 cents or 50 cents or whatever spitting out in the the other end that actually goes back into the economy it is like sand in the gears of a machine so now it's completely legal

for the IRS to see secretly obtain the bank records of third party individuals who are not under any federal investigation so uh the Supreme Court has ruled unanimously that is unanimously uh that it's lawful for the IRS to secretly obtain the bank records of third parties secretly they don't have to notify you when collecting tax on taxes owed in other words uh the nation's highest court recognized that the IRS isn't required to notify third parties who aren't under investigation

when seeking a summons for bank records uh thought to be relevant in the uh tax delinquency of another person so here is what is wrong with that and you should go to this article and watch this video uh underneath here the video shows that this is a person under investigation and he happens to be your friend this is you so the IRS is investigating him but they can now pull your bank records because you know him the problem with that is that it doesn't end there this same guy has uh friends and family he's got co-workers he's got

acquaintances he's got businesses that he dealt with in the past he's got neighbors and all of those bank records can now be pulled without the IRS notifying anybody that they're looking at their bank records and what if they discover something they don't like in your bank records then you can be next and so this just opens up a doorway for a plethora of evils to start happening now when you connect this with some stories from last year uh under the uh inflation creation act the uh the the

it's supposed to be the inflation reduction act uh the IRS it these stories were that it's about to double in size not exactly but it was getting over or nearly 80 billion dollars in more fun funding over the next decade the majority of that funding about 45.6 will go toward tax enforcement efforts so it isn't the full 80. there were stories coming out that were saying 87 million or 87 000 new uh IRS Auditors would be hired and that they were going to be armed this is only true to a certain extent uh

it's it's largely untrue so but still if you investigate it there's about 50 000 people that work for the IRS this says that that over the next decade they can hire another 87 000 people well there's going to be inflation in the meantime so it's not going to be 87 000 people it's going to be less because wages and salaries will go up but the uh there's 50 000 people that work for the IRS right now and about 30 000 of them are supposed to retire over the next decade now to me that number doesn't really add

up because uh the uh people that are uh 55 to 65 that's saying 30 000 out of 50 000 is a majority and so they're saying the majority of IRS workers are 55 to 6 to 65 versus 25 to 55. a much a cohort that should be three times larger uh but anyway they're saying that more than half of the IRS a uh staff is going to retire over the next 10 years so 30 000 out of the 87 000 means that it would increase by thirty seven thousand so uh 50 000 to basically eighty thousand you know it's not going

to be thirty seven thousand it's going to be thirty thousand or something like that that it increases up to about maybe a hundred and ten thousand or um that there's uh let me see I think there's about a hundred and twenty thousand taxpayers in the United States so it's almost um one IRS employee per thousand uh taxpayers um but this thing about they were all going to be armed and in uh in you know with uh bulletproof vests and stuff like that well that's only true to some extent the IRS is hiring special agents

prepared to use deadly force they're paying them up to 95 000 a year and if you scroll down in this article uh you'll see that it's there's 360 vacancies currently so it's not 87 000 it's 360. but still the idea of an IRS agent somebody that's an auditor with a gun and a bulletproof vest now this is a 360 vacancies in a department that has I can't remember how many people it's it's a few thousand uh employees that are armed and allowed to use deadly force uh that are Auditors

they have accounting skills and gun permits that is the story it's just one of the things many things that you can find on goldsilver.com news thanks a lot for watching we'll see you next time