02-08-18 -- Dr Phranq Tamburri = Trump Report - Alma Sommer - Joby Weeks (MP3s & VIDEO)
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Hour 1- Dr. Phranq Tamburri, NMD LIVE for the Trump Report; thoughts on FISA Memo release
Hour 2 - Alma Sommer on the Bitnation Borderless Tour
Hour 3 - Joby Weeks (Entrepreneur; World Traveler; Bitclub Network) on various liberty issues; freedom around the globe; Speaker at Anarchapulco
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February 8th, 2018
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Dr. Phranq Tamburri, NMD
In Studio for The Trump Report
Webpages: http://www.longevitymedical.com/
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Phranq's previous interviews on the Declare Your Independence with Ernest Hancock Radio Show:
https://www.freedomsphoenix.com/Guest-Page.htm?No=00672
DR. PHRANQ TAMBURRI BIO
Dr. Phranq Tamburri is a naturopathic physician specializing in men's health with a sub-specialty in prostate cancer. In tandem to these fields, Dr. Tamburri treats male hormone deficiency, low energy, and sexual performance. Although naturopathic medicine is a specialty in itself, Dr. Tamburri has garnered recognition as an expert in the field of prostate cancer assessment, diagnosis, and treatment; each of the preceding from a balanced natural and allopathic perspective. His training in this area has been varied and wide in scope. As Chief Resident from his Alma Mater, he trained under Mayo trained urologist Bernard Gburek, M.D. at Scottsdale North Hospital while at the same time apprenticed under CMO and Physician of the Year Thomas Kruzel, N.D. who specialized in natural urology. Dr. Tamburri later was director of the Men's Health Clinic at his local teaching clinic. Currently he is long term professor of Clinical Urology at the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine and also sits as a member of the AZNMA and is the only naturopathic physician on the AZ State Funded SW Prostate Cancer Awareness Council. Dr. Tamburri has been published in this area along with multiple lectures to fellow physicians at yearly professional conventions. Recently he has been asked to serve as expert witness for the State of Arizona Board of Medical Examiners with regard to the management of natural prostate cancer assessment and treatment.
Dr. Tamburri, on his limited down time, loves to study Early American and World History in both didactics and in travels. He has taught inline skating for many years, hikes often with fellow doctors, and recently began pursuit as a poi practitioner!
Prostate Cancer Risk Assessment
Dr. Phranq Tamburri November 2008 NDNR article
Dr. Phranq Tamburri September 2007 NDNR article
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References...
Trump–Russia dossier
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trump%E2%80%93Russia_dossier
The Trump–Russia dossier, also known as the Steele dossier,[1] is a private intelligence dossier of 17 memos that were consecutively written from June to December 2016[2] by Christopher Steele, a former British intelligence (MI6) officer. It contains allegations of misconduct and conspiracy between the Donald Trump campaign and the Russian government before and during the 2016 U.S. presidential election, much of it detailing alleged cooperation between the campaign and Russians to interfere in the electionto benefit Trump.[3] The contents of the dossier were published in full by BuzzFeed on January 10, 2017.[4] Several mainstream media outlets have criticized BuzzFeed's decision to publish the dossier.[5][6][7]
Some of the dossier's allegations have been confirmed, while others have yet to be proved or disproved.[8][9] Some claims may require access to classified information for verification.[10] The media, intelligence community, as well as most experts have treated the dossier with caution, while Trump himself denounced the report as "fake news". In February 2017, some details related to conversations between foreign nationals were independently verified.[11] As of December 2017, the dossier's allegations of collusion have not been corroborated.[12][13]
The dossier and the separate investigation preceding its creation were both part of opposition research on Trump during the 2016 U.S. presidential election campaign. The American research firm Fusion GPS was hired for both investigations. The first investigation into Trump was initially funded by a conservative political website, The Washington Free Beacon, before Steele was involved.
After Trump emerged as the probable Republican nominee, attorney Marc Elias of the Perkins Coie law firm retained Fusion GPS to investigate Trump on behalf of the Democratic National Committee and Clinton presidential campaign. Fusion GPS later subcontracted Steele to research and compile the dossier.[14] Following Trump's election as president, funding from the Democrats ceased, but Steele continued working on the report, with financing coming directly from Glenn R. Simpson of Fusion GPS.[15] The completed dossier and its information was then passed on to British and American intelligence services.[16]
Allegations
Main article: List of Trump–Russia dossier allegations
The dossier contains multiple allegations, some of which are currently unverified and others for which possible verification is classified.[10] Natasha Bertrand has stated that it "alleges serious misconduct and conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Russia's government", and that, quoting the dossier, the "well-developed conspiracy of co-operation between [the Trump campaign] and the Russian leadership was managed on the Trump side by the Republican candidate's campaign manager, Paul Manafort."[17]
The memos allege that Russia has been cultivating a relationship with Trump for decades, that the Kremlin favored Trump in the U.S. presidential election, and took various actions during the 2016 election to promote his candidacy and oppose Hillary Clinton's. The document claims that several of Trump's associates, in particular campaign chairman Paul Manafort, Trump's personal attorney Michael D. Cohen, and Trump foreign policy advisor Carter Page, worked with Russian contacts to promote Trump's candidacy. Alleged activities include planning the hack of Democratic National Committee emails and their subsequent leaking, arranging coverups and cash payments, and promising favorable policies toward Russia if Trump was elected. The document also claims that Russian operators possessed compromising information about Trump which could make him subject to blackmail.
Trump has repeatedly denied the allegations, labeling the dossier as "discredited", "debunked", "fictitious", and "fake news".[18]
History
The dossier and the investigations preceding it were part of opposition research on Trump. The investigation into Trump was initially funded by The Washington Free Beacon, an American conservative political journalism web site, before Steele was involved, and was later funded by Democrats.[19][20][2][21]
In October 2015, during the Republican primary campaign, The Washington Free Beacon, a conservative website primarily funded by Republican donor Paul Singer, hired the American research firm Fusion GPS to conduct general opposition research on Trump and other Republican presidential candidates.[1] For months, Fusion GPS gathered information about Trump, focusing on his business and entertainment activities. When Trump became the presumptive nominee on May 3, 2016, The Free Beacon stopped funding research on him.[2][22][23]
In April 2016, Marc Elias, a partner in the large Seattle-based law firm Perkins Coie and head of its Political Law practice, hired Fusion GPS to do opposition research on Trump. Elias was the attorney of record for the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and the Clinton presidential campaign.[14] As part of their investigation, Fusion GPS hired Orbis Business Intelligence, a private British intelligence firm, to look into connections between Trump and Russia. Orbis co-founder Christopher Steele, a retired British MI6 officer with expertise in Russian matters,[2] was hired as a subcontractor to do the job.[24] Orbis was hired between June and November 2016, and Steele produced 16 memos during that time.[25]
According to Fusion GPS's co-owners, Glenn R. Simpson and Peter Fritsch, they did not tell Steele who their clients were and "gave him no specific marching orders beyond this basic question: 'Why did Mr. Trump repeatedly seek to do deals in a notoriously corrupt police state that most serious investors shun?'"[26] In total, Perkins Coie paid Fusion GPS $1.02 million in fees and expenses, $168,000 of which was paid to Orbis and used by them to produce the dossier.[27] Simpson has stated that Steele did not pay any of his sources.[28][26]
According to Steele, he soon found "troubling information indicating connections between Trump and the Russian government. He said that, according to his sources, "there was an established exchange of information between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin of mutual benefit." He described the finding as "an extraordinary situation" and concluded it was "sufficiently serious" for him to share it with the FBI, which he did in July 2016.[29]
Steele delivered his report as a series of two- or three-page memos, starting in June 2016 and continuing through December. He continued his investigation even after the Democratic client stopped paying for it following Trump's election.[2] After the election, Fusion GPS co-owner Simpson "reportedly spent his own money to continue the investigation".[15]
On his own initiative, Steele decided to also pass the information to British and American intelligence services because he believed the findings were a matter of national security for both countries.[30] According to the testimony of Fusion GPS co-founder Glenn Simpson, Steele approached the FBI because he was concerned that the then candidate, Donald Trump, was being blackmailed by Russia.[31] However, he became frustrated with the FBI, which he believed was failing to investigate his reports, choosing instead to focus on the investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails. According to The Independent, Steele came to believe that there was a "cabal" inside the FBI, particularly its New York field office linked to Trump advisor Rudy Giuliani, which blocked any attempts to investigate the links between Trump and Russia.[30] In October 2016, Steele had compiled 33 pages (16 memos) and passed on what he discovered so far to a reporter from Mother Jones magazine.[29]
In a court filing in April 2017, Steele revealed previously unreported information that in December 2016, shortly after the presidential election, he gave a copy of the 16 memos to "the senior British national security official and sent an encrypted version to Fusion GPS with instructions to deliver a hard copy to Senator John McCain (R-AZ).[25] McCain, who had been informed about the alleged links between Kremlin and Trump, met with former British ambassador to Moscow Sir Andrew Wood. Wood confirmed the existence of the dossier and vouched for Steele's "professionalism and integrity".[30] McCain obtained the dossier from David J. Kramer and took it directly to FBI director James Comey on December 9, 2016.[2][20] Comey has confirmed that counter-intelligence investigations are under way into possible links between Trump associates and Moscow, and CNN has reported that the FBI used the dossier to bolster its investigations."[25]
After delivering the 16 memos, more information was received, and two more pages, the "December memo", dated "13 December 2016", was prepared. It alleged efforts by Trump's personal attorney, Michael Cohen, to pay those who had 2016 Democratic National Committee email leak|hacked the DNC and to "cover up all traces of the hacking operation".[32][25]Trump and Cohen have denied the allegations.[32][25][33] Cohen said that between August 23 and August 29 he was in Los Angeles and in New York for the entire month of September.[34] According to a Czech intelligence source, there is no record of him entering Prague by plane, but Respekt magazine pointed out that it's theoretically possible he could have entered by car or train from a neighboring country in the Schengen Zone.[35]
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Hour 2
Hour 2 - Alma Sommer on the Bitnation Borderless Tour
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2018-02-08 Hour 2 Alma Sommer, Brian Stith from Ernest Hancock on Vimeo.
Hour 2
Alma Sommer
They are in Aransas Pass, TX (by Corpus Christi) – they plan on being in Acapulco for Anarchapulco next week
February 3 – February 17, 2018
Do borders exist? Or are there just men with guns that exist?
Bitnation, the first Decentralized Borderless Voluntary Nation has over 10,000 Citizens all over the planet. These citizens are not represented by the current nation state that claims jurisdiction of them at birth.
The Bitnation Borderless Tour represents the future of travel. Our family has chosen to travel the earth full time in our Sailboat. As ambassadors of Bitnation, we will be hosting meetups in Central America, connecting with other Bitnation Ambassadors, and we will teach people how to install Pangea on their smart phones.
Our boat will be documented on the blockchain, Notarized through Bitnation, and we are still discussing documenting with Liberland as well. Liberland is the newest country, organized with a geographical area.
Support our journey over the next couple weeks as we make our way to Central America.
If you are interesting in hosting a meetup in your area, please contact us to organize an event. Thanks for your support! See you on the seas.
We are always looking for organically grown local food source. Please help connect us with people on the coast who we can trade with.
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Hour 3
Hour 3 - Joby Weeks (Entrepreneur; World Traveler; Bitclub Network) on various liberty issues; freedom around the globe; Speaker at Anarchapulco
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2018-02-08 Hour 3 Joby Weeks from Ernest Hancock on Vimeo.
Hour 3
Joby Weeks
Joby is a world traveler and anarcho-entrepreuner who owns multiple businesses. The most current business is BitClub Network
Webpages:
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https://www.facebook.com/jobyweeks
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jobyweeks
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BitClub Network is no longer offering any products or services to members or any country/territory controlled by the United States. Why? Because the United States is not friendly to Bitcoin so we are focusing on the rest of the world.
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