The IRS Spends Millions on Guns and Ammo Every YearBy Joshua Krause That seems to be the case with the Internal Revenue Service. According to a report published by a watchdog group known as OpenTheBooks, the IRS has spent $11 million on weapons, ammo and military equipment since 2006. The amount of money they spend per year has also doubled in that time, from roughly a half a million dollars in 2006, to over $1 million in 2016. They splurged the most on this gear in 2011, when they spent $2 million. Their weapons budget has drastically increased over the years, despite the fact the number of armed special agents in the IRS has decreased from 3,000 to 2,000 people since 2006. This money is largely being spent on Remington shotguns and Glock pistols, as well as Smith and Wesson MP15s, which is one of those AR-15 style weapons that the government is always trying to ban for civilians. The report also found that the IRS isnt alone when it comes to this weapons buying spree. The EPA, the VA, the FDA, The Department of Health and Human Services, and the Department of Agriculture, are all arming their law enforcement agents with military style weapons. Which has to make you wonder, whos the real extremist terrorist? The American people, or their government? Joshua Krause is a reporter, writer and researcher at The Daily Sheeple. He was born and raised in the Bay Area and is a freelance writer and author. You can follow Joshuas reports at Facebook or on his personal Twitter. Joshuas website is Strange Danger. Its time to abolish the Federal Government. Im with ya! Crooks, liars and terrorists all! Im so sick of our government, I could puke! I tell ya, if we have a revolution in this country, Im gonna head it! Patriots are on the rise. The NWO is on the defensive. I dont think it will come to a revolution by force but if it does then dont shoot until you see the whites of their eyes. Which has to make you wonder, whos the real extremist terrorist? The American people, or their government? Here! Here! Great article! Makes sense to me! But can we do anything about it? No. 