Did you achieve your goal?"
The most important thing was to attract attention with the documentation. We hope that now someone from the IAAF or the Wada will contact us in order to view the entire material. So far that has not yet happened.
"Both organizations say they're investigating."
We sometimes joke about it. Which investigations? Until now no one has asked us to provide our recordings. What we would do without saying.
"How did you master the coolness filming coaches, doctors and athletes, while they practised doping?"
I was not cold-blooded. Every time I recorded something with my phone, I was nervous. Especially when people looked at the phone, I worried every time about them getting suspicious. That would have brought us into great trouble in Russia. I'm not a cheater. I've made mistakes, but for a good future I have to make sacrifices. This was one. I have learned to act like James Bond.
"Are you in danger?"
We left Russia. Today we feel safe. What is in the future, I don't know. No one knows the consequences of this story. If more athletes turn against the fraud scheme, the situation could get out of control there.
"Did you have support while you were in Russia?"
The greatest support was that the Wada believed us and that Hajo Seppelt of the German television believed us. We knew what we did this for.
"If the doping system is a hierarchy: how far up does it reach?"
It is obvious that it is the goal of a country to win as many medals as possible at World Championships and Olympic Games. The goal of our state is to prove that Russia is greater and better than any other country in the world. In every field. The President, the Ministry, the Anti-Doping Agency: all know that the ultimate goal is to win medals. If you see the results of the Olympic Games in London and the World Athletics Championships in Moscow ...
"... Number two in athletics with eight Olympic victories and number one in Moscow with seven gold medals ..."
... Then you know that the system works. If it is successful, why should they change it?
"If the President of the IAAF asked for advice: How should he deal with the Russian athletics?"
Officials supporting doping instead of fighting it should be kicked out. Since most of the coaches come from the Soviet Union, it might be impossible to change their views. If one is really aiming at combatting doping, one has to ban officials and coaches not for two or four years, but for life. The Ministry should employ young coaches from abroad and give them time to build a system that works without doping. The entire association should be excluded for two years from all international competitions.
"Do you have an explanation, why now that you have fulfilled your mission and brought evidence Wada does nothing?"
The Wada is a toothless tiger.