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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Something caught my attention where he talks about retirement paperwork kept on actual paper and then shifted to a mine, an actual mine where it is kept, and there are a thousand workers to operate that mine. Is this true? or is he bluffing? how can he bluff with media fact checking? surely, someone should know something, and if true then why is this going on? [/quote]

Apparently it's a thing.

[b]The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) and the U.S. Department of the Interior store government records in underground mines and caves. These facilities protect records with physical security and environmental controls.[/b]

National Archives 
-Lee's Summit, Missouri: The first underground Federal Records Center (FRC) opened in 1997 in a 60-foot-deep mine
-Lenexa, Kansas: Opened in 2003, this facility has two archival cold storage rooms
-Kansas City: Opened in 2012, this FRC is located in Subtropolis, an excavated mine

U.S. Department of the Interior 
-American Indian Records Repository (AIRR): Located in a network of limestone caves that are nearly 100 feet underground
-Iron Mountain
-The Underground: A secure information storage facility located 220 feet below ground in a former limestone mine 
-Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA): Houses its data center in a former limestone mine in western Pennsylvania

Underground storage facilities are ideal for storing sensitive data because of their limited accessibility and physical protection. 
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