The IRS Criminal Investigations annual report from 2021 touts photos of IRS rifle fire teams and IRS "police" shooters taking aim at rows of targets that represent American taxpayers.
A close inspection of the targets reveals they are not circular rifle targets that might be used in rifle competitions. They are people-shaped targets that are used to desensitize federal agents to the shooting and killing of human beings.
The human beings represented by these targets are, of course, American taxpayers.
Even after the IRS collected a record $4.1 trillion in recent months, it's never enough. The American taxpayer must be threatened at gunpoint, raided with rifle teams and terrorized with the hiring of 87,000 new IRS agents who will of course selectively target conservatives, Christians and Trump supporters.
Here's one of the IRS rifle teams practicing an armed assault on a taxpayer, wielding what Democrats call "weapons of war" that they claim don't belong on the streets of America:
This photo, also from the 2021 report, shows IRS agents impersonating police while firing handguns at paper targets:
Here's a close-up, zoomed in image of some of the targets:
Note that these targets are shaped like people, not merely circular target zones for rifle competitions or sighting in:
What these targets prove is that the IRS is deliberately training to shoot American citizens, and they are "desensitizing" their troops to be able to pull the trigger when they are shooting people.
Under Biden, the federal government is waging a hot war against the American people. They have started a domestic war, using the power and unlimited financial resources of the federal government to raise literal armies of heavily armed federal agents who will seek out and execute Americans who refuse to comply with the tyranny.
As all this is happening, AG Merrick Garland is lecturing the American people and demanding citizens stop being mean to the FBI.
You can't make this up...
Share these photos everywhere. Here's the source of these photos, via Jobs.IRS.gov:
https://www.jobs.irs.gov/sites/default/files/wysiwyg-uploads/files/2021_Annual_Report.pdf
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