Аноним> Dear friends,

Аноним> It is with a heavy heart that I feel compelled to write this. Over the past three months, we have witnessed the moral and ethical collapse of what was once a proud institution for every professional ballroom dancer and fan.

Аноним> What drives the person in charge to lead us into this void remains unclear, but dangerous precedents have been set, and the weaponization of the dance space continues.

Аноним> After 19 years in charge, Mr. Donnie Burns, President of World Dance Council, in a matter of just 90 days, has managed to do the unimaginable. It began with the most controversial competition in U.S. dancesport history—one that sparked protests outside the competition venue in Jersey City by community leaders. Since then, we have seen multiple trips to Moscow to support ballroom dancing in a country that is actively exterminating its neighbors in Ukraine and threatening the U.S. and its allies with nuclear annihilation.

Аноним> Then, on Saturday, October 19, another dark chapter was written. We witnessed the President of the World Dance Council Mr. Donnie Burns, from the Kremlin State Palace Stage, endorsing the Kremlin Cup—a storefront competition of an organization (Russian Dance Union) that spreads Russian state propaganda, legitimizes the occupation of Ukraine, and supports the Russian regime.

Аноним> I started dancing in September 1997, just before Donnie came into power. Since then, I’ve watched the industry crumble under his leadership year after year: three splits of federations, the downfall of Blackpool Dance Festival as an institution, rampant corruption in the judging system, the collapse of World and European Championship titles, and a massive exodus of competitors and National organizations from the WDC. Needless to mention his ties with RDU that has been involved with cultural cleansing and Russification of occupied territories including the city of Mariupol.

Аноним> Unfortunately the list goes on.

Аноним> I call for Donnie Burns to resign, retire or be removed from his position in World Dance Council. Stop keeping dance community a hostage of your EGO, we all deserve better.

Аноним> Iaroslav Bieliei

Аноним>

Аноним> Підтримую. Що нам робити? Треба розповсюджувати цей лист в соц.мережах і тегати там Донні. Але, це нічого не дасть...

Аноним> Але не можна мовчати, треба щось робити...

Ребята уже разделили рынки и сферы влияния. И наш рынок, их уже не интересует. Квоты будут или маленькие ,или вообще закроют. И то , если вы захотите посещать турниры , где вас будет оценивать айдайчик.
Танцуйте для себя , как хобби и будет вам счастье. Не спонсируйте режимы, диктаторов. Не будьте частью этой гнилой системы. Там где крутятся большие деньги - Изменить не получится

Аноним> Dear friends,

Аноним> It is with a heavy heart that I feel compelled to write this. Over the past three months, we have witnessed the moral and ethical collapse of what was once a proud institution for every professional ballroom dancer and fan.

Аноним> What drives the person in charge to lead us into this void remains unclear, but dangerous precedents have been set, and the weaponization of the dance space continues.

Аноним> After 19 years in charge, Mr. Donnie Burns, President of World Dance Council, in a matter of just 90 days, has managed to do the unimaginable. It began with the most controversial competition in U.S. dancesport history—one that sparked protests outside the competition venue in Jersey City by community leaders. Since then, we have seen multiple trips to Moscow to support ballroom dancing in a country that is actively exterminating its neighbors in Ukraine and threatening the U.S. and its allies with nuclear annihilation.

Аноним> Then, on Saturday, October 19, another dark chapter was written. We witnessed the President of the World Dance Council Mr. Donnie Burns, from the Kremlin State Palace Stage, endorsing the Kremlin Cup—a storefront competition of an organization (Russian Dance Union) that spreads Russian state propaganda, legitimizes the occupation of Ukraine, and supports the Russian regime.

Аноним> I started dancing in September 1997, just before Donnie came into power. Since then, I’ve watched the industry crumble under his leadership year after year: three splits of federations, the downfall of Blackpool Dance Festival as an institution, rampant corruption in the judging system, the collapse of World and European Championship titles, and a massive exodus of competitors and National organizations from the WDC. Needless to mention his ties with RDU that has been involved with cultural cleansing and Russification of occupied territories including the city of Mariupol.

Аноним> Unfortunately the list goes on.

Аноним> I call for Donnie Burns to resign, retire or be removed from his position in World Dance Council. Stop keeping dance community a hostage of your EGO, we all deserve better.

Аноним> Iaroslav Bieliei

Аноним>

Аноним> Підтримую. Що нам робити? Треба розповсюджувати цей лист в соц.мережах і тегати там Донні. Але, це нічого не дасть...

Аноним> Але не можна мовчати, треба щось робити...

Ахах, и ДВлох лайкнул пост Ярослава 🤣 точно такое же чмо как и дони, только на мовє.
Эта борьба в пустую. дони крепко закрепился с айдайкой, прям как собачки на вязке. Теперь нет смысла вообще посещать все англ "турниры". И это еще китайчики не полным составом, приезжают.
В одном случае , может ждать успех украинскую пару, если вы гнилые до мозга костей и много бабла.

Аноним> Dear friends,

Аноним> It is with a heavy heart that I feel compelled to write this. Over the past three months, we have witnessed the moral and ethical collapse of what was once a proud institution for every professional ballroom dancer and fan.

Аноним> What drives the person in charge to lead us into this void remains unclear, but dangerous precedents have been set, and the weaponization of the dance space continues.

Аноним> After 19 years in charge, Mr. Donnie Burns, President of World Dance Council, in a matter of just 90 days, has managed to do the unimaginable. It began with the most controversial competition in U.S. dancesport history—one that sparked protests outside the competition venue in Jersey City by community leaders. Since then, we have seen multiple trips to Moscow to support ballroom dancing in a country that is actively exterminating its neighbors in Ukraine and threatening the U.S. and its allies with nuclear annihilation.

Аноним> Then, on Saturday, October 19, another dark chapter was written. We witnessed the President of the World Dance Council Mr. Donnie Burns, from the Kremlin State Palace Stage, endorsing the Kremlin Cup—a storefront competition of an organization (Russian Dance Union) that spreads Russian state propaganda, legitimizes the occupation of Ukraine, and supports the Russian regime.

Аноним> I started dancing in September 1997, just before Donnie came into power. Since then, I’ve watched the industry crumble under his leadership year after year: three splits of federations, the downfall of Blackpool Dance Festival as an institution, rampant corruption in the judging system, the collapse of World and European Championship titles, and a massive exodus of competitors and National organizations from the WDC. Needless to mention his ties with RDU that has been involved with cultural cleansing and Russification of occupied territories including the city of Mariupol.

Аноним> Unfortunately the list goes on.

Аноним> I call for Donnie Burns to resign, retire or be removed from his position in World Dance Council. Stop keeping dance community a hostage of your EGO, we all deserve better.

Аноним> Iaroslav Bieliei


Підтримую. Що нам робити? Треба розповсюджувати цей лист в соц.мережах і тегати там Донні. Але, це нічого не дасть...
Але не можна мовчати, треба щось робити...

Аноним> Dear friends,

Аноним> It is with a heavy heart that I feel compelled to write this. Over the past three months, we have witnessed the moral and ethical collapse of what was once a proud institution for every professional ballroom dancer and fan.

Аноним> What drives the person in charge to lead us into this void remains unclear, but dangerous precedents have been set, and the weaponization of the dance space continues.

Аноним> After 19 years in charge, Mr. Donnie Burns, President of World Dance Council, in a matter of just 90 days, has managed to do the unimaginable. It began with the most controversial competition in U.S. dancesport history—one that sparked protests outside the competition venue in Jersey City by community leaders. Since then, we have seen multiple trips to Moscow to support ballroom dancing in a country that is actively exterminating its neighbors in Ukraine and threatening the U.S. and its allies with nuclear annihilation.

Аноним> Then, on Saturday, October 19, another dark chapter was written. We witnessed the President of the World Dance Council Mr. Donnie Burns, from the Kremlin State Palace Stage, endorsing the Kremlin Cup—a storefront competition of an organization (Russian Dance Union) that spreads Russian state propaganda, legitimizes the occupation of Ukraine, and supports the Russian regime.

Аноним> I started dancing in September 1997, just before Donnie came into power. Since then, I’ve watched the industry crumble under his leadership year after year: three splits of federations, the downfall of Blackpool Dance Festival as an institution, rampant corruption in the judging system, the collapse of World and European Championship titles, and a massive exodus of competitors and National organizations from the WDC. Needless to mention his ties with RDU that has been involved with cultural cleansing and Russification of occupied territories including the city of Mariupol.

Аноним> Unfortunately the list goes on.

Аноним> I call for Donnie Burns to resign, retire or be removed from his position in World Dance Council. Stop keeping dance community a hostage of your EGO, we all deserve better.

Аноним> Iaroslav Bieliei

Аноним> Dear friends,

Аноним> It is with a heavy heart that I feel compelled to write this. Over the past three months, we have witnessed the moral and ethical collapse of what was once a proud institution for every professional ballroom dancer and fan.

Аноним> What drives the person in charge to lead us into this void remains unclear, but dangerous precedents have been set, and the weaponization of the dance space continues.

Аноним> After 19 years in charge, Mr. Donnie Burns, President of World Dance Council, in a matter of just 90 days, has managed to do the unimaginable. It began with the most controversial competition in U.S. dancesport history—one that sparked protests outside the competition venue in Jersey City by community leaders. Since then, we have seen multiple trips to Moscow to support ballroom dancing in a country that is actively exterminating its neighbors in Ukraine and threatening the U.S. and its allies with nuclear annihilation.

Аноним> Then, on Saturday, October 19, another dark chapter was written. We witnessed the President of the World Dance Council Mr. Donnie Burns, from the Kremlin State Palace Stage, endorsing the Kremlin Cup—a storefront competition of an organization (Russian Dance Union) that spreads Russian state propaganda, legitimizes the occupation of Ukraine, and supports the Russian regime.

Аноним> I started dancing in September 1997, just before Donnie came into power. Since then, I’ve watched the industry crumble under his leadership year after year: three splits of federations, the downfall of Blackpool Dance Festival as an institution, rampant corruption in the judging system, the collapse of World and European Championship titles, and a massive exodus of competitors and National organizations from the WDC. Needless to mention his ties with RDU that has been involved with cultural cleansing and Russification of occupied territories including the city of Mariupol.

Аноним> Unfortunately the list goes on.

Аноним> I call for Donnie Burns to resign, retire or be removed from his position in World Dance Council. Stop keeping dance community a hostage of your EGO, we all deserve better.

Аноним> Iaroslav Bieliei

Не думаю, что Ярославу удастся одолеть Дони, но письмо, в любом случае, заслуживает уважения - мужественный и патриотичный поступок!!!

Dear friends,
It is with a heavy heart that I feel compelled to write this. Over the past three months, we have witnessed the moral and ethical collapse of what was once a proud institution for every professional ballroom dancer and fan.
What drives the person in charge to lead us into this void remains unclear, but dangerous precedents have been set, and the weaponization of the dance space continues.
After 19 years in charge, Mr. Donnie Burns, President of World Dance Council, in a matter of just 90 days, has managed to do the unimaginable. It began with the most controversial competition in U.S. dancesport history—one that sparked protests outside the competition venue in Jersey City by community leaders. Since then, we have seen multiple trips to Moscow to support ballroom dancing in a country that is actively exterminating its neighbors in Ukraine and threatening the U.S. and its allies with nuclear annihilation.
Then, on Saturday, October 19, another dark chapter was written. We witnessed the President of the World Dance Council Mr. Donnie Burns, from the Kremlin State Palace Stage, endorsing the Kremlin Cup—a storefront competition of an organization (Russian Dance Union) that spreads Russian state propaganda, legitimizes the occupation of Ukraine, and supports the Russian regime.
I started dancing in September 1997, just before Donnie came into power. Since then, I’ve watched the industry crumble under his leadership year after year: three splits of federations, the downfall of Blackpool Dance Festival as an institution, rampant corruption in the judging system, the collapse of World and European Championship titles, and a massive exodus of competitors and National organizations from the WDC. Needless to mention his ties with RDU that has been involved with cultural cleansing and Russification of occupied territories including the city of Mariupol.
Unfortunately the list goes on.
I call for Donnie Burns to resign, retire or be removed from his position in World Dance Council. Stop keeping dance community a hostage of your EGO, we all deserve better.
Iaroslav Bieliei