The first attempt at the Income Tax was for the purpose of the United States Civil War, which ended with the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, at age 56.

Then, in 1913, the year that the Federal Reserve would be established, the Income Tax was implemented on February 25, 1913, the 56th day of the year.

February 13 is the 56th day of the year.

The Federal Reserve would be created at the end of the same year, while the sitting President, Woodrow Wilson, was at the tail-end of being 56-years-old.

As we know, the number 56 has been with the country since its inception, when there were “56 signers” on the Declaration of Independence.

It goes with George Washington being 56-years-old when Georgetown University was established, just months before he became recognized as the first US President.

Keep in mind that 1956, emphasis on ’56, was the year that Dwight D. Eisenhower signed the law that put “In God We Trust” on the US Dollar Bill.

The number 56 connects with the ‘Freemasons,’ a creation, that in its modern form, is the work of the Jesuits. Speaking of which, notice it was 43 weeks from the Income Tax being implemented, until the Federal Reserve being established (Freemasons=43 & 56).

Keep in mind Lincoln, who first implemented the Income Tax, was born on February 12, the 43rd day of the year, and this idea came out of the Civil War, which had much Jesuit & Masonic influence.

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