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Is it true: NESARA and GESARA?

Debunked88% confidence

No — this has been debunked.

No such law exists: there is no NESARA or GESARA in the Congressional Record, and the U.S. Treasury, the Obama-era White House, and New Zealand's Treasury have all stated the proposal was never enacted. NESARA began as a genuine but never-introduced monetary-reform proposal by Harvey Barnard, which Shaini Goodwin ('Dove of Oneness') rebranded around 2000 into a secret-law myth tied to the collapsed Omega Trust fraud. Barnard himself called the conspiracy version 'pure idiocy,' and its 'announcement' has been endlessly rescheduled for over two decades while fueling advance-fee and currency-revaluation scams.

The claim

A law called NESARA (globalized as GESARA) was secretly passed that will wipe out all mortgage and credit-card debt, abolish the IRS and income tax, release trillions in hidden prosperity funds, and revalue world currencies, but a Supreme Court gag order and a shadowy cabal keep suppressing its imminent announcement.

Key evidence

A real NESARA proposal genuinely existed

No NESARA or GESARA exists in any legislative record

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