Back up your ownership docs

You really need to be organizing your life to have that happen. And as you know, I’ve talked about the Great Taking, if you haven’t seen it, David Webb, there’s all kinds of free resources on it. And part of the whole bank collapse is being structured to be able to take property away from you and me. As well as probably kill a few of us off, you know? Anyway, it is going to happen, and so I just want to show you some of the preps and some of the things that you can do right now to prevent that.

Let me tell you one other quick story. During World War II, the tanks are coming into town and people are running, and then all the dust settles and whatever happens over months or years, and they go back and they go, this is my house, and they’re like, prove it. Do you have a title? Do you even have identification? Can you prove it? And so a lot of people lost property just that way, right? And I don’t know if that was even intentional by the bankers’ background or not. We’ve got a whole other level of like, they really want your stuff this time.

And it’s already happened. So let me read to you. This happened in late November. Hackers? Who are they? It’s not a great name for almost anything you want to blame anything on. Hackers. Hackers did it. Anyway, they stole a trove of data from a company called Citus, S-I-T-U-S-A-M-C, which it’s a New York based company, and it basically serves about 1,500 Wall Street banks. So they’re not something you and I would interact. They’re kind of like a higher level. But they handle and manage a whole bunch of real estate deals, loans, mortgages, and all these account records, a whole bunch of account records and legal agreements and all kinds of stuff, got either lost or hacked or whatever.

I mean, they were scrambling to try and get that all figured out. So there’s just another scenario for how your stuff could go. So let me show you the antidote for that. Yeah, here’s one thing. And I just want to show you what I’m doing. It is not perfect. Just start prepping right now, even if it’s not perfect. Okay. So I’ve got a Ziploc. I need a bigger one. And I’ve got a folder with just some important stuff like get paper for what you own. Like this is for a trailer. This is my birth certificate. You know, if you own a house, get a physical copy of your title.

Because you trusting the digital county, whatever, is a complete policy. Get copies of it. And it’s pretty easy to get that stuff. Most of it’s just online. Or actually better yet is going to be a get a copy, get it from the county itself, notarize it. That’s going to take a little bit more work, but I think it would be worth it. Now, again, it’s not perfect. It doesn’t really keep it. My next upgrade is next time I go to the grocery store, I’m going to get one of those two gallon Ziploc bags and put this thing in something that’s a little bit more secure.

So another thing I have in here, this is, by the way, this is my office to go bag, right? So this has just the most important precious documents and stuff that I have. And the other thing, of course, is my passport, some important ID stuff. I do have my other regular everyday backpacker purse. I do have my wallet and I’ll be taking that, but I don’t carry my passport around all the time. So I’ve got this. I also have a small bag of silver, I think these are quarters. I’m going to need money. Another really important thing that I have is, and this is a Thursday bag.

Now, I got this based on the recommendation from the YouTuber at Business Reform. I really, really like that guy. He did a whole bunch of different tests on it. And this was one of the more inexpensive bags that he recommended. And I’ve got a couple of things in here. The first is, this is a USB drive that is lockable. And on it, I’ve got just a whole bunch of logins and bank account details and crypto and whatever. Now, this is lockable and has a combination code and you can’t get into it. I did pick up some treasures and I really want to start doing that.

I haven’t been playing with that technology that much. By the way, every year, I update this, the spreadsheets and the data, and I have a trusted family member that’s hundreds of miles away from me. And every year we do a swap and I give updated, they give me, and that way I have an extra backup copy somewhere else. And then in the event of my demise, you know, I think there can be some continuity that my assets and wealth will be able to be transferred properly. The other thing I have in here, of course, is this is the one terabyte with a couple of USB cables.

The one terabyte hard drive, this is basically all of the resources of the Grow Network, all of the summits, all of the blog posts, all of my entire YouTube channel, my entire sub-stack channel, and then thousands upon thousands more. Like, I’ve got 38,000 of the iFixit guides and I’ve got thousands of military manuals, survival manuals, you know, and then a whole bunch of just really interesting books, right? So this is almost a terabyte. There’s a little extra room on it. Yeah, and that goes, and of course that’s going to go in the CMP bag.

And then I’ve got a small, and I’m not super happy about this. This is a small Chromebook that, and the reason I have it is it just fits in here. And again, I’ve got to figure out if I can get this Linux operating system on this. And again, this whole thing isn’t perfect, right? It’s what I’ve got right now. I’ve had this Chromebook. I bought it back during the 2020 whatever timeframe. Yeah, and you know, do I need to get that out and play with it and hook it up? And yes, I do. But for right now, you know, I’ve got some other, oh, did I show you this? I’ve got like the kidney wrap and a beanie to keep warm.

There’s also my favorite sweater to keep warm, an extra harvest bag for wild crafting. And I don’t want to go through the whole, you guys, you know a whole lot about Bugout Bags. You don’t need, you don’t need me to tell you about that. But the whole idea is get ownership of whatever you have in paper. Get ownership of what you have in a form that you can recover, that you can use, that in the event of something happening. And it doesn’t even have to be, you know, well, I mean, EMP is becoming a more and more of a bigger issue.

I don’t know if you’ve been watching the Sunspot stuff. The banking system absolutely will collapse. And along with that are going to be gone a whole lot of records. But get stuff in a form that you can prove your ownership of. And it’s just a very simple thing. I mean, you already own it. Like you just get the paper and get it organized into one thing. I’ll leave you with one final story. And that is, I really started to become acutely aware of this. This was at a rental house or two ago. I was living in, I don’t know if you remember that house, but the front door was at level with the road.

And then the ground was so steep that the back of the house where the bedroom was, was like on 30-foot pylons, right? Like, and there were a couple of earthquakes here on the island that just made that whole back end of that. I was completely freaking out, like, oh my God, you know? So it doesn’t even have to be some big major EMP event or anything. Something can happen to you locally where you want to make sure you’ve got your stuff, right? Okay, yeah, I guess you’re not out of putting here as a person.

Bug out bags, you can go crazy on what you can put in a bug out bag. But get ownership, get your ownership information and your identity into a form that you can use to prove your ownership after the collapse of everything as we know it, right? How’s that for a fun and uplifting video? All right, talk to you later. [tr:trw].