Where does the money come from?

It's faith based at this point.

Which shows how deeply religious this country really is.

It’s like a tax at will, the value comes at our expense

You should really take a look at your paycheck in more detail.

The government doesn’t have a dime to piss away without theft from its own citizens.

Modern day indentured servants.

It’s all going to blow up. This nation will end up in a far worse position that the Great Depression very soon. People don’t believe it because they can’t fathom it and most of the people that lived through it are gone. We are in the end times of this nation and it’s by design. Greed built this nation and greed destroyed it.

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Greed built this nation and greed destroyed it.

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Wrong, greed didn’t destroy this nation, Marxists and stupid politicians did!! Big difference

In simplistic terms, the treasury prints/allocates money per legislation, to cover debt owed to the Federal reserve (a Federal bank which is neither Federal, nor a reserve), which then issues bonds to be paid back with interest from taxes collected.

Congress can keep spending, the FED can keep loaning because the dollar is nothing more than paper, supported by nothing other than the promise that it is legal tender for all debts legal and private.

It was once redeemable for gold, then silver, now, a promise.

When all those dollars that we have exported come back, we will see the true value.

Shut it down!

From Obama’s stash.

Link - El Rushbo

Honest answer is this:

Congress appropriates funding.

There are two ways to pay for this funding:

1. Tax revenue.
2. Sell treasury bonds (to go into debt).

Number two is where money is added to the economy.

Many people and entities buy treasury bonds. The two major groups are the Federal Reserve and not the Federal Reserve.

When there are not enough buyers not the Federal Reserve, the Federal Reserve steps in and buys. This is where money is “printed” or added to the economy.

The amount of bonds the Federal Reserve buys with printed money depends on how much debt (bonds) Treasury cannot sell and how far the FR is away from its stated goal of 2% inflation.