Origins of NESARA: Snared by a Cybercult Queen

by **Ssmith** Mon Feb 05, 2018 8:31 am

Those interested in the origins of NESARA might find this useful.

(Note: This article is written by mainstream media. Despite this "cybercult queen" being a scam artist. This article was more than likely used as an attempt to debunk NESARA. There's no telling whether or not this person made up "NESARA", however. She let greed consume her mind and used her knowledge about NESARA to scam people. ~ Dinar Chronicles)

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Snared by a cybercult queen

SEAN ROBINSON; The News Tribune
July 18, 2004 12:01 AM
Updated July 17, 2013 11:22 AM

The secret law

Four weeks ago, as filmmaker Michael Moore's "Fahrenheit 9/11" opened across the nation, Goodwin's acolytes stood by theater doors, handing out sheets of paper headed with a mysterious acronym - NESARA.

The word appears on purple fliers stacked on a shelf outside an Olympia cafe; on banners unfurled weekly at the World Court in The Netherlands; on signs carried by demonstrators in Texas, Chicago and South America; scrawled in the sand on beaches in Australia; and on the sides of rolling billboards in Washington, D.C.

It stands for the secret law, the one Dove claims Congress passed four years ago. The one that abolishes income taxes, forgives mortgages, zeroes out credit cards and declares peace.

The media can't talk about it, she says. Only Dove knows the truth about NESARA, and as she solemnly explains, it's dangerous information. That's why she has a secret identity.

"Hardly anyone knows my name," she says. "I'm the Deep Throat of the Northwest."

She shows up on radio occasionally, giving interviews to late- night talk show hosts across America who chat about crop circles, UFOs and conspiracy theories. In those broadcasts, she claims connections with highly placed sources among leaders of government and high finance, and knowledge of a war between the forces of good and evil over the secret NESARA law.

She has embroidered the saga for the last four years, writing more than 1,000 Internet reports, recording hundreds of "voice reports" on a Seattle telephone line, giving interviews on radio stations from Alaska to Vermont.

She claims more than 15,000 subscribers to her reports, and 300,000 readers worldwide. Between 5,000 and 10,000 of them are in Western Washington. The numbers cannot be verified, but her online presence suggests an international following. Her reports are translated into Dutch, Korean, German, French and Spanish, and published on Web sites based in America, Canada and Europe.

Her long-running tale is a curtain - a veil that covers a con. She waves the so-called secret law like a winning lottery ticket, telling her followers its provisions will grant them the wealth they were once promised by an Illinois grifter.

by **Kevind53** Mon Feb 05, 2018 10:36 pm

Except there is no NESARA, the bill was read into the record in the mid 90s, I forget the exact year, but never saw the light of day again.

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