Brian Roemmele

The world would like to see him go away because he constantly brings up things like, I don't know, using DMSO to reverse cataracts and retina failure, things like that.

Read him.

Don't take my medical advice.

He is, in fact, a doctor.

But we save a lot of these things that are vitally important for humanity.

So mask up.

Make sure you use gloves.

Take out your iPhone.

If you have an iPhone.

If you don't, get the Android equivalent inside of Notes, the iPhone app.

you can go to the scanning app and just start scanning things.

Don't complicate things, make sure it's readable, put them into PDF files, save them.

And ultimately, if you can, put them on some physical medium, at the very least a good DVD, if not a CD.

And catalog what they are.

And if you think it's important, I don't know if it's important.

And then what?

Well, what I hope is that enough people that are listening to me today, enough in positions of power, start making a drive to stop the federal government from throwing things away.

Period.

End of story.

I think President Trump should sign an executive order to stop all destruction of data right now.