Harvey F. Barnard wasn’t an economist, politician, banker, or lawyer but an expert in fixing broken systems. So, when, in the late 1960s, one of his professors at Louisiana State University pointed out that (several of) America’s socio economic issues could be resolved with the same tools and techniques used for industrial problem-solving, Barnard made it his life’s mission to make it happen. He started by demystifying complex economic concepts and then proceeded to propose tangible solutions that were accessible to all. Draining the Swamp is a detailed description of his most seminal work – NESARA (National Economic Stabilization and Recovery Act). It reflects his decades of research and analysis in pursuit of economic justice for the masses.

Harvey F. Barnard’s legacy is now being carried forward by his daughter Dionese B. Gerbrecht. She has tirelessly worked to publish her father’s cutting-edge ideas and bring them to a wider audience. Inspired by her father’s vision and mission, and angered by those who have stood on his work to enrich themselves, Gerbrecht wants the truth about her father’s story to be told. She hopes that through this release it will inspire others to question the status quo and advocate for a just, more equitable future for all.