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PETITION for Freedom to Dance


jazz Joined on 07 Apr 2005 Total posts: 444	Re: PETITION for Freedom to Dance Thursday, 26 March 2009 23:18 It is all well Dancer 007. Jazz is very disappointed with FIDs and the support from Russia. It appears that only a miracle would change the unfortunate situation. There is just too much of bad blood. Thanks.
onyourtoes Joined on 12 Feb 2007 Total posts: 657	Re: PETITION for Freedom to Dance Friday, 27 March 2009 05:53 Dancer 007 I have sent you a private message.
quicktime2 Joined on 31 Aug 2007 Total posts: 181	Re: PETITION for Freedom to Dance Friday, 27 March 2009 17:26 Jazz You said you were very disappointed in FIDS and the support from Russia. You should have said support from the IDSF member from Russia – who can never claim to represent Russia as long as they ban their members from competing in other competitions in Russia and do not hold open competitions. Will there be other teams and dancers "representing" their countries dancing at Blackpool?
jazz Joined on 07 Apr 2005 Total posts: 444	Re: PETITION for Freedom to Dance Saturday, 28 March 2009 11:16 Should have - Could have.... Since Quicktime2 had never complained when another poster, and also WDC noted that "Canada supported the motion..." , instead of saying CDDSC supported the motion ..." , Jazz thought Quicktime2 would be more accomodating, flexible, and willing to accept if Jazz mentioned Russia - to indicate the direction of the mentioned support. Naturally Jazz could have gone deeper and further detailed, and identified the source of the support, but thought it was self-explanatory. Of course you are right, and thank you for refining the post, we would not want someone else to misunderstand .
sambatogo Joined on 29 Aug 2007 Total posts: 280	Re: PETITION for Freedom to Dance Saturday, 28 March 2009 16:42 Jazz , The point is that in Russia there would be many, many more dancers competing outside of the IDSF control than in IDSF control. Far more who are dancing in free and open market competitions. Like members of IDSA and IDU for example and the like. It makes the IDSF member for Russia somewhat irrelevant. Sambatogo.
onyourtoes Joined on 12 Feb 2007 Total posts: 657	Re: PETITION for Freedom to Dance Saturday, 28 March 2009 16:59 sambatogo I have sent you a private message. Please read
geronimo Joined on 20 May 2007 Total posts: 101	Re: Junior Blackpool Saturday, 28 March 2009 18:48 @ Onyourtoes, Can't reply on thread (something wrong there). Will do it here. Re: Junior Blackpool My sincere congratulations! I completely agree with Sambatogo. Wonderful research! Geronimo
jazz Joined on 07 Apr 2005 Total posts: 444	Re: PETITION for Freedom to Dance Saturday, 28 March 2009 20:20 Suppose Russia is a harder nut to crack. IDSF could learn a lesson from the history, Napoleon and Hitler / France and Germany. Thanks for explaining, see your point
onyourtoes Joined on 12 Feb 2007 Total posts: 657	Re: PETITION for Freedom to Dance Sunday, 29 March 2009 10:23 Thank you Geronimo.
Simplydancer Joined on 04 Dec 2007 Total posts: 27	Re: PETITION for Freedom to Dance Wednesday, 01 April 2009 02:11 Hi Keggs you are right, this "discussion" is becoming rediculous with few contributors making 90% of comments. As for the petition, If I start a petition " do you want more money in your pocket and pay lass taxes" I coud expect close to 100% of readers to agree. As for the freedom to dance wherever I want, sure I looks like only a very stupid person woul disagree. I was just watching "So you think you can dance" on television. 3000 plus people wanted to dance. Complete freedom. It is the sort of freedom WDC is talking about? Or do dancers have to be members of any of the many associations, unions, federations or whatever name they can think of? Can I start my own federation, join the e.g. Amateur Liegue, become the president of my new federation without any control other than Tax Office? In any organised sport you cannot have a total freedom. Oterwise you will have chaos. Simlydancer.