What does the world bank do exactly?

Aside from controlling things like global oil prices, The world bank lends money to small countries, and then it collects interest on these loans by taxing the labor of the peoples of each country.

Let me just run that by you again to make sure that you clearly understand how this works:

If you live in a country that has a Federal Reserve Bank, then the world bank (a privately runned company that is legally able to create money) is who provides your country with money; and interest! and you as the individual is forced to pay a tax on your labor in order to pay back the interest on this government loan from this private bank.

However you choose to look at things one thing must be clearly understood; and that is that each year everyone in the western world who has a job is forced (to every year) to give away apporiximately 1/3 of your salary's worth in wages.