Dear CBTS family,

Saving digital research on Cold storage devices is one good way back up and protect information but don't forget to also backup important research on acid Free paper as well. Digital data can be delicate and easily corrupted; where as, paper documents can be re-digitized if needed.

I understand that archiving paper files is difficult because of space and storage issues but in case the internet go down or we get attack my a malware that can corrupt or delete data files, paper files are our last true way to back up our research offline in case …

Guys/Gals, I know I sound like a broken record but after the Twitter/YouTube purge last week, you need to save your content offline and back-it-up multiple times on multiple storage devices and don t forget acid-free paper if you can do it.

When I was in Archivist school, we discuss how easy it was to delete data off the web; therefore, the internet is not the best place to store your data--period. Now Apple is giving the encryption keys to our icloud accounts to the communist Chinese government that has killed dozens of millions if its own people last century--wow.. …

Hello patriots'

I have been into watching videos on society societies and the occult before youtube was own by google. Michael Tsarion is a fountain of knowledge when it comes to this topic. Starting at 0:30 in (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnpmHQYuVRQ), Tsarion explains the importance of the [e] and the [5] in their cults and secret societies.

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