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u. b. s. whistleblower, brad burke and feld had gone up against the same one year appeal and you were permitted to leave portugal. what happened by now? i had a u. k lawyer and he, portuguese ministry of foreign affairs. and he followed the swiss general attorney describing swiftly as degrading. it was a breach of civil likely motivated because of my whistle blowing activities, withdrawal their warrant, and terminate all the swiss attorney general. she ever got a reply. my portuguese lawyers, supreme court had characterized the swiss has political oppression or refreshing. that is absolutely contrary to european law. there are some re bunch. anyway, at that point, we felt threatened we, we didn't know my wife and i decided to leave europe and had by just south and all my family and passed on in some africa. so i felt there live my last few years there on 72. now on the u. k. layered advise me to keep a copy of the supreme court decision. just my wife for me a few times she said look, if we're going to fly in portugal anymore, we better not go anywhere near the u. k. e supreme court decision. i

u. b. s. whistleblower, brad burke and fell had gone up against the same thing that you did. but you also won your appeal and you were permitted to leave portugal. what happened next? i had by now i had a u. k lawyer and he sent a complaint to the portuguese ministry of foreign affairs. and he followed up on that by sending 2 letters to the swiss general attorney describing switzerland's behavior as an inhumane and degrading it was a breach of civil rights he wrote. and he said it's politically motivated because of my whistle blowing activities. he asked them to promptly withdraw their warrant and terminate all criminal proceedings against the swiss attorney general. she loved both of his letters. we've never got a reply. my portuguese lawyers in the court already at the supreme court had characterized the swiss prosecutor's behavior. had political oppression or refreshing rather, and persecution that is absolutely contrary to european law. it's an abuse of power or personal revenge. anyway, at that point, my wife and i still lived here and we felt threatened we, we didn't fe

u. b. s. whistleblower, brad burke and fell had gone up against the same thing that you did. but you also won your appeal and you were permitted to leave portugal. what happened next? i had by now i had a u. k lawyer and he sent a complaint to the portuguese ministry of foreign affairs. and he followed up all night by sending 2 letters to the swiss general of germany describing switzerland behavior as inhumane and degrading. it was a breach of civil rights he wrote. and he said it's politically motivated because of my whistle blowing activities. he asked them to promptly withdraw their warrant and terminate all criminal proceedings against the swiss attorney general. she loved both of his letters. we've never got a reply. my portuguese lawyers in the courts already in the supreme court had characterized the swiss prosecutors. behavior had political oppression, or repression rather, and persecution. that is absolutely contrary to european law. it's an abusive power or personal re bunch. anyway, at that point, my wife and i still live here, i'm, we fell track and we, we didn't

and mary burke, the u. s. economy, some of that is starting to come back under re shoring. so outsourcing is not the deal and all at once, once it re shoring it's become a very popular phrase and you see more and more of the shots coming back. so i think yes, definitely you're seeing the spread of silicon valley to other states and other pods throughout the country. and that's what i write about it. my new book about it spread to places like austin, texas and, and then ohio, columbus, ohio. it's bird weight elsewhere, you know, and there are places where there is a lower tax rates and there is a pack of developing around universities around tech clusters around companies operations that can push the innovation seen locally. so yeah, definitely we are seeing tax issues play the art in how innovation develops and where it develops. rebecca, in this war of information and it's war of technology. what country is most poised to be ahead of the game moving forward or more most welcoming to the tech industry? well, israel is israel has its own very strong are indeed capabilities a

in a previous episode of the program, we told you about bradley burke and fell vision at the banking giant u. b. s. but he brought down regis whistleblower in banking, who has been harassed and molested 1000000 pounds sterling currency scandal as a result his reputation several years in prison. he was saved only when the portuguese cor. well, thanks for inviting me, john. it's a pleasure, so many other whistleblowers, your whistle blowing was clear cut. you bl, i'm going ask you about that in a moment. what makes your story so different? but your life went off the rails for more than a decade because of the blowing. tell us what you saw when that was and 1st i'd been working as a final or, and since we're in multiple currencies. ah, there's, i decided i wanted to so supplement my pin, my, and my attention. i noticed that for the 1st eats of the swiss franc, that was august, 2011. to switch springs, 90 it now only bull shit, 11. the swiss franc and strengthened signal was being systematically destroyed in the process. monumental ships did not reflect national trade imbalances between the different

u. s. influence and aloof. we are kuhn k, r t to hannah's burkes out africa. the 1st stage of snap naval drills of rushes. pacific fleets have been successfully completed his while the nation's defense minister said gay, shall you have to say that this is no longer showing him? supporting to your order? starting on april 14th were holding snap drills of russia specific fleet, which includes over $25000.00 service managers, $167.00 warships, 12 submarines, $89.00 planes and helicopters. the fleet forces have been brought to complete readiness for the drills. michelle franklin, us shooting to it's obvious that we are now clearly prioritizing our armed forces in ukraine and doing everything to protect the people in dumbass. but we still have to develop our fleet, including that of the pacific and others. their assets could be used in other tasks . the 1st stage of the snap drills has been successfully completed on a very high level. i think everyone who took part the drills come amid tensions in the asia pacific that follows and announcements of more trilateral d

told you about bradley burke and felt the courageous whistleblower who not only exposed financial wrong doing money laundering and income tax evasion at the banking giant u. b. s. but he brought down international money laundering and income tax evasion . period today we're going to tell you about another courageous whistleblower in banking, who has been harassed and molested late foreign currency exchange. i'm going to ask you about that in a moment when, but your life went off the rails for more than a decade because of so blowing. tell us what you saw when that was and i've been working as a finer and since we're getting multiple currencies. ah baird, i decided i wanted us to supplement my pie and my attention. i noticed that for the fir seats of the swiss franc, that was august, 2011, to switch springs, 90 it now only bowl, so 11. the swiss franc and strengthened, follow, has been systematically destroyed in the process. monumental ships did not reflect national trade imbalances between the different countries such a lot. so using my financial background on my movements, calculated the amount of money that would be need inside banker. i want to make that p

told you about bradley burke and felt the courageous whistleblower who not only exposed financial wrongdoing, money laundering, and income tax evasion at the banking giant u. b. s. but he brought down international money laundering and income tax evasion, period. today we're going to tell you about another courageous whistleblower in banking, who has been harassed and molested by the swiss government and banking sector for more than a decade. trevor kitchen exposed a multi 1000000000 pounds sterling currency scandal. as a result, his reputation was damaged. and just 2 years ago, he was charged with defaming the swiss banking sector. facing several years in prison, he was saved only when the portuguese courts elected to not extradite him. trevor, welcome to the show. we're glad to have you. well, thanks for inviting me, john. it's a pleasure to meet you on the, on your show. trevor in a funny way, your story is the reverse of so many other whistleblowers. your whistle blowing was clear cut. you blew the whistle on what was really an international banking conspiracy to manipulate foreign currency exchange. i'm going to ask you about that in a moment. what makes y

burke, the internal security service. the fsb quickly accused him of espionage. the u. s government has declared it a wrongful detention, the attorney general said today and an attack on press freedom states will do everything in its power to get the reporter back. other americans who are recently held by russia, and the family of paul whelan, who still is have been vocal in their support. court taking a journalist that kind of puts it into perspective for you how desperate the russians have become. next week , a moscow court will hear an appeal by the wall street journal's lawyers against hershkovitz. his detention his parents are hopeful. but know all too well the reality of russia's judicial system. it's what's one of the american qualities. that we absorbed. be optimistic. believe in happy, happy ending. that's uh where we stand right now. but i am not stupid, understand what's involved. but that's what i choose to believe. and jake a major question after jericho. guess covic was arrested was whether the russians were doing so in order to be able to exchange him for s