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Scams that use cryptocurrency to defraud people, often linked to NESARA/GESARA conspiracy narratives.
Mainstream reporting and investigative researchers have treated NESARA/GESARA payout claims as a persistent conspiracy-backed narrative rather than an empirically supported policy event, tracing the s...
The NESARA acronym and policy blueprint trace back to Harvey Francis Barnard, a teacher and systems engineer who in the 1990s drafted a sweeping package of hypothetical tax and monetary reforms he cal...
Closed messaging platforms have served as private venues where believers and promoters coordinate narratives, push timing claims and transactional instructions, and funnel followers toward scams promi...
Sovereign‑citizen adherents and affiliated have been key vectors in reviving and amplifying conspiracy narratives by borrowing the movement’s language, embedding it in their legalist and anti‑state fr...
has seen a string of high‑profile frauds in recent years spanning residency‑visa rings, sham investments, and cross‑border cyber scams, and impersonation campaigns that target everyday consumers; cour...
Social media platforms have seen content move from niche forums into broader circulation, spawning both dedicated sites and cross-pollination with other conspiracies, and that circulation has provoked...
Mainstream watchdogs and investigative outlets have treated NESARA/GESARA not as a hidden law but as a modern conspiracy ecosystem: civil-society trackers and investigative reporters conclude the clai...