6/6
I’m considering whether to work with investigative journalists, publish here, or use both.
That decision is still being discussed. For now, this account is where I’ll share updates as I work toward bringing the evidence forward.
5/6
Other whistleblowers’ experiences have made me cautious about the personal, professional, and financial consequences.
I want to speak publicly, but I also want to protect my future. Taking time to prepare is part of making that possible.
4/6
Right now, I’m speaking with lawyers, friends, and people I trust.
We’re assessing what I can disclose, what precautions I need to take, and the financial resources this could require. There are practical questions I need to answer before going public.
3/6
I’m concerned about pressure toward a single acceptable worldview: less room for differences in national identity, culture, beliefs, and views on sex and gender.
That is my concern. What I can substantiate with evidence needs to be laid out separately.