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Post by winghunter on Jan 8, 2006 10:46:00 GMT 1
Hello VCE members and visitors on our site, I just like to give you a few more information regarding friendships between the Venture Clubs. guess there is a need for reactions by the Local Club Presidents  In Laubach there was a discussion why the VRCD and the Swiss community ignore our VCE Club. A few weeks ago I posted an invitation on both club sites and as well I gave a personal invitation the the Swiss President. Summarise : Both postings were deleted in their guestbooks and there was no reaction by heir Presidents ! I still don`t know what is the target from both Clubs and I still don`t know what is the reason for their ignorant reaction ! So, Presidents here on board. I think it will be fine if you will do something in this case ! Have a great Sunday. Rudy |
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Post by Falko on Jan 8, 2006 11:29:08 GMT 1
donno if the Pres. should do something
its all said and its all sad
sooner or later more and more of their members will recognize #
that they dont belong to a democratic club !!!
and they will find out about our community...
and some of them will ask why didnt you told us about that community
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just let them die in pride
ignore them furthermore...
thats all they earned
just my opinion
but surely we can discuss this point with all members
and all presidents that we have on board here !!
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Post by Gordon Ellis on Jan 8, 2006 11:55:30 GMT 1
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Post by Pi-eF vum Elsass on Jan 8, 2006 18:07:57 GMT 1
Hi guys, sorry Rudy but my president have received nothing. The explain, is that the link announced on the VCE site ("Venture Club de France") is not the link of my national Club ( that's why I had make a request to Falko and Bunnie last months ). Be sure that my President, Calou, support us and our actions. So if you want, please use the following link www.ventureclubdefrance.com and send a personal message to Calou. If you can't, send me it, and I'll post it him . And for the others, I agree Gordie ! |
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Post by roland on Jan 8, 2006 18:31:10 GMT 1
In my opinion send them the further invitations. May be some members will see them and want to take part in our meetings. Let the time work!
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Post by winghunter on Jan 8, 2006 18:47:31 GMT 1
Hi Pief, I have just sent the invitation to the VRCD and the Swiss Venturers. It have nothing to do with other local clubs. Specially with the Frenchies, I know you will take care about  It isw a kind of a never ending story. Those two Clubs ignore us and noone knows why ? Quiet stupid ! best regards Rudy |
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Post by TwoWheels on Jan 8, 2006 21:18:05 GMT 1
One day they will need a favour,what goes around...comes around.
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Post by winghunter on Jan 21, 2006 8:27:02 GMT 1
 Did another invitation in the guestbook of the VRCD Germany and VRCD Switzerland, as well in the guestbook of the Venture friends in Austria. As I expected, the VRCD Germany deleted our invitation again. I know they stroll around in our community ! So, all of you you can read my sentences. Great. Question to the guys of the VRCD : do you have a problems with other cultures or is it just, that you missing some input in your brains. It is shamabel what you are doing. You do not blame just one member where you have conflicts with - you guys are blaming yourself, your members and you blame a whole coummunity !!! Don`t be proud with your way of ignorance !
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Post by Pi-eF vum Elsass on Jan 21, 2006 10:51:58 GMT 1
Hi Rudy, remenber what's Brembo has said last october : Q E D !
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Post by peer on Jan 21, 2006 19:14:43 GMT 1
Hi Winghunter,
Being new to this Club and not aware of any history or political stuff I must support Brembo's comment about using the right, in this case, German language. My 25 years of experience in international business has learned me that people are extremely sensitive about this issue. I can sympathize with all of you in this modern and open world that this is difficult to understand or accept but it is a fact of life. So my advise would be to give it another try in German. Also I would volunteer to assist you in any other type of attempt you want to make.
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Post by peer on Jan 21, 2006 19:28:42 GMT 1
Für diejenige die Deutch sprechen und unserem Forum besuchen. (For those that speak German and stroll around in our community.)  Hi Winghunter, Ich bin ein ziemlich neues Mitglied dieser Club und bin nicht bekannt mit Geschichten aus der Vergangenheit oder sonstige politische Sachen aber Ich muss Brembo's commentar über dass Benützen von der richtige Sprache, Deutsch, in diesem Fall unterstüzen. Meine 25 Jährige Erfahrung in das internationale Geschäft hat mich gelernt das sehr fiele Leute extrem emfindsam sind über diesem Thema. Ich habe Sympathy für jeder die es swehr hat dass zu verstehen in diesem offenen und moderen Zeiten aber es ist einfach so. Mein Rat würde sein es noch mal auf Deutsch zu versuchen. Ich will mich auch Verfügbar stellen für jede andere Hilfe die du vielleicht brauchst in diesem Fall. P.S. Life would be so much easier if everybody would write and speak Dutch ;D ;D ;D |
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Post by bunnie on Jan 25, 2006 0:22:27 GMT 1
Great Peer, maybe the solution in this lies in having an outstander straighten things up. As you may know, most problems origin from communication errors.
Keep up the good work.
And for others, keep in mind that we will keep trying to keep communications open, so do not be offensive.
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Post by Falko on Jan 25, 2006 12:21:57 GMT 1
good point bunnie thxxx for reminding us !!!
but when i read in the swiss guestbook from a swiss member :
thx for deleting the guestbookentry from Rudy
and this isnt deleted by a webmaster
mhhh.....
or remember the probs with the other german club
they are not able to discuss things
they have xxxx members who just follows what xxxx Pres. are telling them#
(censored ) ( by me ;-)) )
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Post by winghunter on Jan 27, 2006 16:56:32 GMT 1
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Post by peer on Jan 27, 2006 17:07:46 GMT 1
Hi Rudy,
Good to hear you made some progress with the Swiss! I have lived and worked in Switzerland for a year or so, close to Luzern in a small village called Sempach and enjoyed the time with the Swiss very much! Furthermore as a small child I lived, with my parents of course, in Costa Rica and Uruguay. With my own family we have lived in Denmark, Germany, France and the US. For business I have been all over the world allthough not that much in Asia. Let's continue with this together with some beers at the end of April!
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Post by winghunter on Jan 27, 2006 17:11:41 GMT 1
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Post by Gordon Ellis on Jan 28, 2006 11:03:57 GMT 1
Hi Rudy Good to see you and & other guys are making progress with the Swiss, keep up the good work.  Gordon (UK) |
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