Steven Phillips on diplomacy
From Mezuniyet Coşkusu | Steve Phillips, TBS Mütevelli Heyeti Üyesi#shortvideo · · Tarabya British Schools
“I think, you know, the fact that so many special guests are here — not only parents but also diplomats from other embassies and businessmen — they come here to join with us to celebrate the achievements of the pupils and the university partners in the UK.”
On , Steven Phillips, Vice President & Global Chief Compliance Officer at PPL Corp, spoke about diplomacy during Mezuniyet Coşkusu | Steve Phillips, TBS Mütevelli Heyeti Üyesi#shortvideo on Tarabya British Schools.
About Steven Phillips
Steven Phillips, a Yale-trained physician and author, has been active in public discussions on chronic illness and public policy. In a December 2025 broadcast, he commented on a Minnesota welfare fraud case, stating that 70 people had been charged and that taxpayers would have to pay $250 million to clean it up. He also said he did not want to send money to Somalia and wanted to take care of America first. In a June 2025 appearance, Phillips spoke at a graduation ceremony for TBS, where he serves on the board of trustees, expressing pride in the graduates and noting the presence of diplomats and businessmen. In earlier appearances, Phillips discussed chronic diseases and infections. In a 2022 podcast, he described his work linking chronic diseases to infections and criticized what he called the abuse of authority in favor of profits over patients. In a 2023 talk, he said that most chronic infections do not produce overt illness in healthy people but can activate when the immune system is dysregulated by a virus or vaccine. He also described his own experience with vasospastic angina and complex migraines, which he said improved after taking vitamin K2 and nattokinase. In 2015 and 2014 interviews, Phillips argued that Lyme disease often involves co-infections and that some patients benefit from longer courses of antibiotics, and he criticized the Infectious Diseases Society of America guidelines as a serious oversight.