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NESARA/GESARA claims and their spread on social media platforms, including their origins, financial harms, and rhetorical borrowings, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
began as an obscure monetary-reform proposal by in the 1990s and—decades later—morphed into an online movement and set of grandiose claims (sometimes called GESARA when made "global") that are not rec...
Social media platforms have acted as accelerants for claims by enabling multimodal, cross-network sharing that stitches older folklore into contemporary movements like and , while accounting for much ...
Watchdogs — including mainstream fact-checkers, academic researchers and investigative reporters — have consistently treated NESARA/GESARA claims as a debunked conspiracy or a vehicle for scams, docum...