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As of 2024, approximately 98% of government documents are not digitized. The National
Archives and Records Administration (NARA) currently has only about 275 million records,
or 2% of its total 13 billion records, digitally catalogued 1. This low percentage of
digitization is consistent across various government agencies. For example, a 2021 report
found that only 2% of government forms in a sample were fully compliant as online
forms 4.
The U.S. government is actively working to address this issue. NARA has set an ambitious
goal to digitize 500 million pages of records by September 2026 1 This initiative is part
of a broader effort to transition to a fully digital government, as mandated by recent
legislation and policies 3 5.
The lack of digitization has significant financial implications. The federal government
spends approximately $38 billion annually on paper-based processes 2 3. Digitizing
these documents and automating workflows could potentially save the U.S. federal
agencies up to $37 billion each year 3.

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Can Artificial Intelligence retrieve paper documents from a limestone mine where Elon discovered them?

If the answer is no, then you're watching a movie. 🍿

And here's why 👉 This should demonstrate that there is ZERO way that Trump's team could have completed even a fraction of these audits in the first 22 days in office and strongly support a Continuity of Government Operation:

The NARA estimates that "98% of the 13 BILLION Government records are not digitized" and states that "This low percentage of digitization is consistent across various government agencies."

Now, logic will state that CURRENT records will have a higher rate of digitization, but even if 10% were not, you're talking about millions of pages of records that would have to be MANUALLY retrieved, transported, collated and analyzed in just over 3 weeks.

Even with the greatest AI in the world, that's simply not logistically possible.

So the next thing they'll say is that Trump's team did this over the last few years while he was "out of office" right?

Well ask yourself: If Trump wasn't President, neither he, nor his team would have access to said records or the technology needed to analyze them - so how did they do it?

No matter how you slice it, simple logic points to the fact that what you're watching right now, is a very carefully scripted, controlled presentation of events that have already taken place.

It is being done in a matter to maximize exposure, spark off a national conversation and highlight the deep state actors that wish to cover up their crimes by roadblocking efforts to end waste and corruption.

The more fraud that is exposed, the more they fight and the more people see who's responsible.