Willen Wij Weten interviews Bill Ryan & Kerry Cassidy of Project Camelot

This is the first personal video interview that Bill Ryan and Kerry Cassidy of Project Camelot have done. As Bill said to the Arjan Bos, the host from Willen Wij Weten (WillenWijWeten.nl) [English: Do We Want To Know?], "The boot is on the other foot."

In this revealing and personal 70 minute video, Bill starts by talking about his own ET experiences, during which he was told, The Earth is a beautiful place, but it won't always be this way. - and shares a part of that story he has only told a very few.

Kerry talks about her own childhood and paranormal experiences, including her time in New York training as an actress; Kerry and Bill together explain how they operate without fear - telling Arjan, We just never think about it. And, in quite some depth, they discuss their philosophy about money which led them to agree immediately, right from the start, that all Project Camelot information would always be made fully available, free of charge. Their position is that no single person owns this information. How can anyone sell something that doesn't belong to them?

Bill and Kerry go on to talk about how they have always felt helped by unseen hands, and how the most important energy that keeps them going comes when they receive a message from someone who now sees their life in a totally different way. This is the real value of Camelot, they explain. It's not about presenting evidence. It's about assisting as many other people as possible to transform how they see the world, and their place in it.

And there's quite a bit more. This is a personal, revealing and profound interview. I think you will enjoy it, and it may help you to better understand what drives Bill and Kerry in their quest to get this information out.

A credit was accidentally missed during production Barbara Schiess, assisted with camera and setup/teardown. In addition, special thanks go to Jolijn for the use of her apartment for the video shoot.

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