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Detailing the background, history, and current frauds being run by internet influencers
using "NESARA Law" and "Quantum Financial System" disinformation
I myself got duped by this internet theory circa 2012 when I first started
my awakening journey. I was young, naive, and jumping on all kinds of
conspiracy clickbait bandwagons that I was coming across at the time.
Nevertheless, after a year or two of “it’s coming tonight!”, “it’s coming
tomorrow!”, “it’ll be here next week!”, I began to question the legitimacy
of this theory and dug a little deeper, finding it to be a boiling pot of
disinformation.
When the social media age came around, especially over the last few years
with conspiracy theories and truth seeking becoming so popular, it’s been
fascinating to me to watch these clickbait scams still promoted around by
irresponsible, if not downright fraudulent, influencers who are clearly
looking for fame and money.
This article will dive into the history of the NESARA/QFS scam, the
alleged theory promoted by the hucksters, and examine possible
motivations for why it’s still around after all these years.
Given how many people gullibly fall for this, some even defaulting on
their homes because they a believe a magical “NESARA Act” will get
implemented and a “QFS” switched on which they believe would
essentially give them free money so they stop paying their bills, it’s
important to debunk this viral theory. It’s doing quite the psychological
damage in the minds of the naïve who buy into it.
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, engineering consultant Harvey Francis
Barnard created what he called the NESARA proposal, with NESARA
standing for the “National Economic Security and Recovery Act”. In 1996
he wrote a book called Draining the Swamp: Monetary and Fiscal Policy
Reform and printed thousands of copies to hand out around the country,
also mailing them to members of Congress.
His theory was that our debt-based fiat currency system was unsustainable
and through the reforms he was calling for in his NESARA writings, we
could undo the stress on the economy and put our country on a path to
abundance.
Soon after Barnard released his NESARA proposals onto the internet in
2000, an internet blogger known as “Dove of Oneness”, real name Shiani
Goodwin (former student of the Ramtha School in Washington State),
latched onto it and promoted NESARA with loads of asinine claims
attached.
Goodwin’s story for NESARA goes far beyond what Barnard proposed, in
forum and website postings she promoted claims that a secret mission of
Navy Seals descended upon Bill Clinton in the White House in March
2000 and forced him to sign NESARA but a gag order prevented him from
speaking on it, then it was supposed to be implemented on September
11th, 2001, but George Bush orchestrated the 9/11 attacks and Iraq
invasion to distract and delay NESARA implementation.
She also attached ideas like the IRS and income tax being abolished, all
credit card debt forgiven, the releases of free energy technology to the
world and enormous sums of money to every single person. Hopium like
this attached to the fantasy “NESARA Act” explains why people gullibly
fall for it so easily - it sounds like the perfect world they want to live in
and they believe NESARA will save them.
"Hardly anyone knows my name," she says. "I'm the Deep Throat of the
Northwest."
Harvey Francis Barnard became aware of Goodwin’s twisting of his
original NESARA ideas before his death in 2005, and condemned the
alternate NESARA claims as being a disinformation campaign intended to
discredit his proposals. Goodwin continued to hold meetings and run her
NESARA scams until her death in 2010.
After a year or two of hearing “it’s going to get announced tonight”, “no,
tomorrow!”, “this weekend it’ll be here!”, I began to question the
legitimacy of the NESARA claims and finally dug deeper into them,
finding them to be completely baseless. Thankfully I wasn’t any kind of
internet influencer at the time and didn’t promote this ridiculousness to an
audience while I believed it.
If the Military White Hats had the power to rush the White House and
force Clinton to sign it, why didn’t it get enacted? If it was secretly signed
into law, why did we have to deal with 8 years of Bush and 8 years of
Obama? How are these obscure bloggers getting these supposedly secret
and classified details of these alleged laws?
So many things about it didn’t add up, and there are so many contradictory
claims made by internet influencers regarding NESARA.
With more people turning to social media in the mid 2010s to share their
conspiracy theory related information, the NESARA claims expanded in
scope and virality. Into the 2020s, the grifts associated with NESARA and
related “RV” and “QFS” theories have taken on life like never before.
There have been many alternate versions of NESARA and spin-off claims
attached to it over the years. Sometime in the mid 2010s the idea of
“prosperity packages” from the “Global Collateral Accounts” containing
enormous sums of money would be released the world, and along with
these supposed prosperity packages international currencies such as the
Iraqi Dinar and Zimbabwe Zim would get “Revalued” (RV) and massively
increase in price. This lead internet bloggers to tell their devoted fanbase
to buy as many Iraqi Dinar or Zims as possible, for when NESARA and
the RV is implemented they will increase in value and the Dinar/Zim
holders would become rich.
One specific blogger named Judy Byington has long been promoting Dinar
related disinformation online through websites such as “Dinar Chronicles”,
along with Rumble and YouTube videos. She claims to be giving “intel” to
the world through her “GCR Updates”, GCR in this case stands for Global
Currency Reset.
I’m not exactly sure when or where the Dinar/RV stories originated, but
the earliest iterations I could find online for when they entered the fold
was from the internet forum “DinarDaily.net” in 2012, and some articles in
the mainstream media from early 2012 warning investors of these
charades.
“You have someone who is out there ... who is soliciting millions and
millions of dollars from people just making stuff up,” said Steven
Dettelbach, U.S. attorney for the Northern District of Ohio.
From a late 2018 Steemit article titled What's the Quantum Financial
System all about?:
"QFS stands for Quantum Financial System and according to Galactic
Connection site, it’s an off-world monetary system which cannot be
rigged, in contrast with the current financial system. As it cannot be
compromised – despite the many attempts to do so by the cabal – the
cabal’s corrupt central banking will collapse. The cabal will have no
access to this system. This system will allow the transfer of the new asset-
backed currencies after the Global Currency Reset which will replace the
US-controlled Swift system with all its ills of usury and manipulation. The
novelty about this system is that benevolent extraterrestrial Galactics
provided the Alliance with this system which does not run on a
conventional computer, but a quantum computer placed on a satellite. It is
protected by SSPs to prevent it from being hacked."
Notice how many of the same blogs who were promoting NESARA fakery
back in the day also jumped onto the Diner/RV and QFS bandwagons, like
“Mass Awakening” and “Galactic Connection”. Social Media bloggers
then pick up on these sources and repeat the same narratives, extended the
disinformation node network.
QFS die hards will often link the quantum.gov website as proof that a
Quantum Financial System exists, although quantum.gov mentions
absolutely nothing about a “QFS” or a “Quantum Financial System”.
Interested how as soon as President Trump signed the National Quantum
Initiative Act in 2018, the QFS rhetoric was quickly formed and injected
into conspiracy circles.
The impact that video sharing websites like YouTube and Rumble cannot
be understated, as some NESARA/QFS/RV related videos have amassed
hundreds of thousands of views, and there are network of dozens of
influencers repeating the same narratives and promoting each other’s work
as an echo chamber to amplify their messages and give the illusion of
legitimacy.
It goes to note that many of these influencers latched onto the popularity of
the Q phenomenon, and also Donald Trump, to help gain a viewership for
themselves. They use Q and Trump in their disinformation claims,
although Trump and Q have nothing to do with NESARA or the QFS, and
have both never once mentioned them.
Nesara.shop selling a JFK collectors note for £80 pounds (approx. $95
U.S. dollars)
Santa Surfing (real name Carol), yet another video creator who pushes
NESARA, often calling it “TrumpSara” and claiming that Trump is going
to bring NESARA to the world. I first came across Santa Surfing in the
summer of 2020 when she was doing videos with Charles Ward, both early
in their internet career and both promoting NESARA/QFS disinfo.
“SGAnon”, real name Steven Harvey, is a newer influencer on the block
but he’s quickly amassed hundreds of thousands of followers with the
hopium he spews. He was promoting Phil Godlewski early on and has
done video interview with Charles Ward and many others in that
“Team”/network. Another who claims NESARA is real (with zero
evidence)
Another possible scenario for many of them could be, and likely is, the
love of money.
They also get many videos views and clicks when promoting the hopium,
based off excited people looking for the latest “intel” about these fantasy
theories. They cling to their keyboards anxiously awaiting the next post
from their favorite influencers believing they’re being kept up to speed on
the latest happenings behind the scenes.
It’s a common theme for these clickbait bandits to not only promote
NESARA/QFS disinformation, but also disinfo regarding supposed “Med
Beds”, military operations, claims of having insider sources connected to
Trump and the military, claims of Deep Staters being secretly arrested and
tried at GITMO, talk of clones and body doubles standing in for
politicians, and a whole lot more baseless, fact-less statements.
What’s their true agenda? Difficult to find out, but whatever the case they
are incredibly irresponsible with their online behavior and harming many
thousands, if not millions of people with their lies and misinformation.
Many do not realize the damage that this sort of clickbait and
disinformation does to individuals and the movement of truth in general.
We must combat lies with truth, ask the hard questions, and police
ourselves and our own movement by having the courage to speak out
against the frauds perpetuating nonsense.