Independent Plan B Intelligence
About Exiled Mounty
Plant Flags. Secure Freedom.
I built Exiled Mounty for people who can read the room.
Canada changed. The West changed. A lot of people felt it, but kept pretending the old assumptions still held: one passport, one country, one bank account, one plan, and blind faith that the institutions would stay reasonable.
That is not a plan. That is a bet.
I am a former RCMP officer who left Canada during the Covid years and built a new life in Mexico. From Latin America, I track the practical side of building options before pressure forces the decision: residency, banking, documents, country fit, safety, healthcare, property, politics, taxes, mobility, and the daily friction that glossy relocation pitches usually skip.
This is not a tourism brochure. It is not paradise marketing. It is not doom-porn either.
It is a field desk for Canadians and other freedom-minded people who want a serious Plan B.
What I do
I help readers separate useful signal from noise.
- Track official updates, practical country conditions, and immigration pathways.
- Watch cost-of-living movement, property signals, banking friction, and freedom-risk indicators.
- Turn scattered information into field notes, guides, dispatches, and planning tools that help people prepare before everyone else is trying to use the same exit.
How I work
Start with reality.
- Use official sources where possible.
- Compare them against lived experience, local friction, and what actually happens on the ground.
- Treat every country as a tradeoff.
- Verify before acting.
- Never mistake a pretty beach photo for a migration strategy.
A good Plan B is not panic. It is preparation.
What you will find here
- Watch Commander: a practical planning brief that turns your facts into a personalized Plan of Attack before you spend serious money.
- Field Intel: guides, planning resources, country dossiers, and recurring LATAM intelligence for people who prefer preparation over panic.
- Property Watch: property notes and due-diligence signals before the dream listing turns into paperwork, title risk, or “no problem” local wisdom.
- From Exile: commentary and field notes on decline, optionality, relocation, and the boring details that decide whether a Plan B works.
What this is not
- Not a law firm, immigration consultant, tax adviser, financial adviser, real estate adviser, or government office.
- Not legal, tax, immigration, investment, financial, or real estate advice.
- Not affiliated with the RCMP, any police agency, any government, any consulate, or any immigration authority.
- Not a paradise brochure. Every country has tradeoffs, paperwork, and surprises.
My former service informs the perspective. It does not make this official. Good. This means nobody is handing me a script.
The rule
Read clear. Move smart. Own the plan.
One passport is not a plan. One country is not a fallback. Waiting until the exits are crowded is how ordinary people get trapped by decisions they saw coming but refused to prepare for. I built this to help you create time, distance, and options before you need them.