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Michael Salla:
I was very surprised to hear Kerry Cassidy say in an interview that I was a latecomer who came years after her and jumped on the whistleblower bandwagon. Not sure what sparked her public slapdown/criticism, but I need to set the record straight.

My first published interviews or correspondence with whistleblowers such as Dan Burisch (2004), Charles Hall (2004), Clifford Stone (2005), Robert Dean (April, 2006), etc., all came before the first Project Camelot interview appeared publicly with Archivist X on Oct 24, 2006.

In addition, my 2004 book, Exopolitics: Political Implications of the Extraterrestrial Presence, was based on research and private interviews that analyzed multiple whistleblower testimonies talking about supersoldiers, secret space programs, stargates, extraterrestrial agreements, etc. Again, two years before Kerry came on the scene, and 16 years before her first book examined similar topics, Rebel Gene (2020).

So, I'm really puzzled by her remark that my interest and public promotion of whistleblowers came years after she came on the scene.

Kerry has done extraordinary work over the years recording whistleblower testimonies on video, which I and other researchers have benefited from. However, she shouldn't discount whistleblower interviews that were published online or in books as transcripts, correspondence, etc., that appeared years before she came on the scene.