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GSTAADLIFE
No. 16 August 18 2006 www.gstaadlife.com
Gstaad Symposium: little chance
for improvement in the Middle East
The sixth annual Symposium in the Gstaad
Palace hosted around 100 guests on Wednesday
August 16. Arnaud de Borchgrave’s wit and
insightful comments about the dilemma in the
Middle East, and the three course meal that
followed were well-received by the international
audience. At the end of the efficientlyorganized
event, Taki Theodoracopulos, the
show master, could not resist giving a sneak
preview of what was in store for next year:
“an even better speaker than Arnaud.”
“This is the sixth symposium and the first time
we can welcome a guest speaker for the second
time.” With these words Theodoracopulos
welcomed the reputed journalist Arnaud de
Borchgrave to the Gstaad Symposium 2006. de
Borchgrave left a lasting impression at his
last appearance in 2001. Only two weeks before
9/11 he foresaw the threat terrorism was about
to pose. With this record, and his 50 years of
experience in foreign affairs, the audience was
prepared for another groundbreaking talk,
themed: “The Middle East; seeds of global
conflict.” The following is an overview of what
de Borchgrave had to say:
Changing fabric of society
The media’s approach to society has been
changing. A journalist simply has to be able to
“steal ideas, have a little literary knowledge and be
charming.” The dumbing down of the media has
in turn caused the dumbing down of the people.
There is a “constant melodrama of constant
triviality.” It seems to have had an effect on society,
letting “the 10 commandments become an issue of
multiple-choice.” At the same time new trends
have been emerging on the internet. Any blogger
can now “be heard if he has an attitude.” They
bring out the private sphere to the public,
blurring the margins between the two. “One no
IN THIS ISSUE
A night to remember PAGE 3
Sports / Talking point PAGE 4
Gstaad Film PAGE 5
Cats and Dogs PAGE 7
longer knows when one is on record.” This new
attitude to information has pushed democracy into
crisis: “only those who lie can be re-elected. Truth
is Washington’s second language.”
Move to Islamic radicalism
The simplification of issues in the media to a
matter of right and wrong, and the emergence
of the internet have had a strong impact on
Muslims. Since 9/11 there has been a surge of
“jihadism.” Online jihadism is particularly
threatening. The internet can reveal how to
compose bombs with household products, but
also sign-up locations of radicals and safe
mosques. Technology is facilitating recruiters,
and strengthening the networking of radicals.
This has caused their number to jump. “200,000
of 1.8 million British Muslims were in favor of
the bombings in London, 600,000 would prefer
Islamic law to British law, and the vast majority
believe that the war on terror is actually the war
on Islam.”
The crossfire
These figures speak in clear terms. de Borchgrave
argued that, “The clinch between Israelis and
Palestinians is the source of most problems in the
Middle East, and has established the breeding
ground for Islamists.” Looming over events in
the region, the US propels this. “For Iran and
Syria, Israel is simply a battalion of the US” – an
immediate threat. “There is a human propensity
towards totalitarianism in menacing situations,”
which is why Hitler, Stalin, and now jihad
leaders have gained so much ground. “The aim
of the jihad is to get back what others took,”
namely Israel. Indeed, “Hizbollah’s cause can be
compared to the ANC’s in white South Africa, or
the US position in its war of independence.”
Whilst the resolve of radicals has been strengthening,
“Israel’s invincibility has been diminishing.”
Its wars of the 60s and 70s were a matter of days,
but the most recent one has been a stalemate.
This may tempt Israel to go nuclear. However
with many nuclear powers active in the region,
“the US is struggling to push the nuclear genie
back into the bottle to prevent an escalation.”
This might prove difficult after “having lost
all credibility in the Middle East.” Its attempt
to attain “omnipotence through democracy” in
Laura Scherz, Byron Rupp, Peter Livanos
and George Nicholson before the talk (l to r)
George Nicholson,
Princess Alexandra
Schönburg and
John Sutin (l to r)
Arnaud de
Borchgrave
Prince Shabib bin Taimur, Alexandra de
Borchgrave, Carlos Fix and Antoinette
de Scheel (l to r)
Marusa Nicholson, Andrea Goulandris
and Taki Theodoracopulos (l to r)
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August 31: a night to remember
As in the case of JFK, everyone remembers where
they were the night Princess Diana died while
being chased by paparazzi into a Parisian underpass.
(It is an annually retentive grief which will
reach its apotheosis on August 31 2007, the tenth
anniversary of her death.) In my case, I was in a
deep, drunken discussion with Jeremy Menuhin,
son of Yehudi, and Oliver Gilmour, a close friend of
mine who is a conductor. We were at chalet
Agnela, in the Oberbort. When things got too hot -
Oliver is aggressive and very opinionated - I went
down to my writing den and turned on the telly. And
there it was. I woke up Nigel Dempster of the Daily
Mail, the numero uno gossip columnist of his time,
and we watched in horrified silence. There was an
added twist of fate. I had spoken to Diana about six
hours earlier and had asked her if she was serious
about Dodi Fayed. She had laughed, and let me to
understand what I had always suspected; the
whole romance bit was a publicity stunt, and her
way of getting back to the royal family that had
shunned her. But let’s take things from the top.
I first met Diana at a friend’s wedding in 1987.
When I was introduced to her by Nicky Haslam,
I was very drunk and slurred my words. She
thought I had a speech impediment, so she took
my hand and slowly articulated “Take your time,”
or words to that effect. “Oh, let him be, Ma’am,”
said an exasperated Nicky, “he’s just drunk.”
When I began writing the Atticus column in the
Sunday Times, I often intimated that the popular
Diana was unstable and would one day bring
down the monarchy. Around 1994, during a
dance, a friend came up and told me that the
princess would like to speak to me. I went over to
her table and she asked me to sit down. But, as
luck would have it, and being a bit worse for wear,
I missed the chair and ended up under the table.
She burst out laughing, looked down and asked
me, “Do you really believe that I’m crazy?”
Although in my cups, I came up with a good one;
“All I know is that I’m crazy about you.”
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Iraq has failed so far, and taking a harder
line towards Israel is out of the question because
of the powerful Israeli lobby APAC.
“Escaping this dilemma with the current
administration is proving to be close to impossible.”
With the internet helping the radicals,
a crisis in democracy, and the oversimplification
of events in the media preventing a better
As they say in that well-known film, it was the
beginning of a beautiful friendship. She suggested
we have dinner in my house, and when I told her
that the last thing I needed was paparazzi parked
outside watching my comings and goings, she
smiled that alluring smile of hers and said, “They
only catch me when I wish them to.” Her method
was fool-proof. She would leave Kensington Palace
lying down in the boot of her car. A driver would
then deposit her in some dark street where a small
white Peugeot was parked. He would then return
to KP and wait for her call to pick her up later and
return her to the palace in the same manner.
There was absolutely no romance between us. She
said little, but I knew about the Pakistani doctor
and when I asked her about him she just smiled
without saying yes or no. She once asked me to invite
all the major editors to my house so she could
have a tête-à-tête with them. I knew I was being
used but didn’t mind at all. The fun part of that
evening was the arrival of Louis Francke after dinner.
Young Louis had no idea he was sitting next to
her and asked her whether she was from Russia.
When she asked where he was from he said one
word; Gstaad.
Needless to say, I changed my tune in my Atticus
column. I became her greatest champion, to such
an extent, in fact, that a
major royal asked me to
lunch and popped the
question. “Are you having
a romance with her?”
When I said it was not even
close, he said, “But then
how could you change your
opinion so quickly?” Well,
it was those droopy eyes
and the teasing that did it. Tapies
My wife and daughter once
opened a letter from her
and began to imitate her.
Diana was a great user,
and she knew that men
understanding on all sides,
de Borchgrave has a
pessimistic, or what he
calls a “realistic optimistic
outlook” on conflict in the
Middle East.
By Timothy Kilchenmann
ARNAUD DE BORCHGRAVE
Arnaud de Borchgrave is a respected journalist. In the past decades he has been senior
editor of Newsweek and editor-in-chief of the Washington Times and Insight magazine, where
he significantly increased both circulation and influence. In 1991 he became editor-at-large of
the Washington Times. Seven years later, de Borchgrave became the President and CEO of
United Press International with the mission to pilot it into the digital age. Since stepping down
from this prestigious role, he has returned to being editor-at-large for UPI, and directing the
transnational threats initiative at the centre for strategic and international studies.
liked compliments about
their masculinity and their
knowledge of history. At
least I do.
So when the Dodi-Diana
headlines broke, I happened
to be in Gstaad. When Nigel
Dempster arrived I told him
my gut feeling was that it
EDITORIAL
Taki Theodoracopulos
was all a sham. When I read she was in Paris on
that last fateful day, I rung her up on her private
mobile, a number I had very rarely used before,
in front of an unbelieving Nigel. “Hello stranger,”
she cooed. “I’m ringing on a professional basis,”
said yours truly. “Will you be wearing a shador
any time soon?” She burst into laughter and said,
“You know better than that.”
The rest we all know about. Her closest friend,
Rosa Monckton, agrees with my theory. Not many
do. But it’s a very sad day indeed when rumours
that Prince Philip had her knocked off reach the
small screen, and when publicity hungry police
officers “look into” her death as a possible murder.
Prince Philip and the Queen deserve better than
that on her eightieth birthday. Conspiracy theories
are almost as bad as the crime they profess to
uncover itself. By Taki Theodoracopulos
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SPORTS / TALKING POINT
Team Land Rover wins 1 st Cartier Gold Cup
The 1 st Cartier Gold Cup was held at
Gstaad-Saanen airfield between August 17 and
20. Despite changeable weather conditions,
records crowds turned out to see Team Land
Rover, owned by Fabien Pictet and his son
Sascha, grab victory in the closing seconds of
an exciting final against Ricardo Tattoni’s Team
Cartier by the slim margin of 7 1 ⁄2 to 7. Milo
Fernandez Araujo, one of the world’s best polo
Talking point
Gstaad à discrétion
Pierre E Genecand
President, Polo Club Gstaad
GstaadLife, No. 14, August 11 2006
“For me, it’s good when you have the paparazzi.
When we have important people, we need to
have one or two paparazzi. We have to live with
them all over the world. We might have them
here already but you never know. For us, it’s not
an issue. If I have 100 paparazzi, I’m happy.”
Marcel Bach
Organizer, Country Night Gstaad
Das Magazin, No. 33, August 19 2006
“[Gstaad] people are not so into being in the
papers as in other places, such as St Moritz,
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players, was the star of the show, carrying his
team to victory despite sustaining a shoulder
injury. Overall feedback regarding the event,
which was organized for the first time by Pierre
E Genecand and his new team at the Polo Club
Gstaad, was very positive, and local residents
and VIP guests alike were able to soak up
the atmosphere in the expanded tent and polo
village. For full results visit: www.gstaadlife.com
where people go to champagne parties in order
to make themselves seem more important than
they actually are. The tendency of our guests
is to take step down the ladder.”
Desmond Corcoran,
GstaadLife reader, August 18 2006
“I have been reading with mounting alarm,
the recent interview in GstaadLife with the
new president of the Polo Club. It seems that
having had to suffer the constant noise of
the rampant construction industry we are now
to be invaded by hordes of paparazzi and all
the attended evil that comes with these people.
Obviously this person has no sense of the
serenity and beauty of this valley where we
have chosen to live, our security, or any respect
for our privacy. One can only hope that he comes
to understand the ways of Gstaad.”
Tell us what you think:
• Visit the new GstaadLife website at
www.gstaadlife.com and press ‘Comments’
under the “Talking point” article, or
• Send an email to talkingpoint@gstaadlife.ch
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And Action! Gstaad Film short film festival
From August 25 to 27 the second edition of the
international short film festival, Gstaad Film,
will take place. As a platform for artists who
have extended their work into the field of film,
rather than professional directors, it is the only
film-festival of its kind.
There are only two restrictions for entries; the films
must be shorter than 10 minutes, and they are not
allowed to be cartoons. Beat Michel, director of
Gstaad Film, explains the idea was initiated two
years ago by Wandelbar International and the
Filmpodium Saanenland. “If artists compete with
professional directors they often have a hard stand.
Also, with this format we do not have to measure
ourselves against all the big festivals.”
Visitors have the choice of either viewing
“Screening 01” in the Grand Hotel Bellevue’s
private cinema, or “Screening 02” in the Wandelbar
Lounge. The two screenings each have a
different set of 12 films. The short films are
shown in three blocks of four, and in between
each block there is short break. Michel explains,
“The festival is meant to be more of an
exhibition that a rigid film viewing. People
are meant to be able to move freely from site
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to site, watch the screenings intermixed, at their
own liberty.” During breaks the artists will
be around for discussion. This format enables
a fair comparison of the short pieces, giving
everyone a chance to make up their mind which
film they truly like best.
The second edition of the festival was originally
intended for last winter. A lack of films forced the
organizers to push the event back to the summer.
This step was worthwhile. With 140 signed-up
films, the number of applications has more than
doubled since the original date. “This is probably
because the participants were given more time to
complete their pieces,” says Michel. “We are going
to keep this experience in mind and hold these
festivals every other year, at least until it becomes
better known.” The organizers are also optimistic
about the number of visitors: “An event by
Dutchartdesk will run at the same time, so the
interested people will be in town.”
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August 25 2006, 19h30, Galerie wandelbar
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Thursday August 31 2006
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EVENTS / LOCAL NEWS
Herrmann golf
competition August 20
Gabriele Steers
on the driving range
before the match
Charlie Werren and
Karl Krogstadt
ready for battle
Marianne Matti, Walter Herrmann,
Jane Herrmann at the start
19h30 August 25 - London Symphony Orchestra, Festival Tent, Gstaad
22h30 August 25 - Les Nocturnes de Mozart, Gstaad Chapel
19h30 August 26 - London Symphony Orchestra II and Maxim Vengerov,
Festival Tent, Gstaad
16h30 August 28 - The Magic Flute for children by Saanenland Music
School, Festival Tent, Gstaad
20h00 August 30 - Friends with the Genie – “Abbé” Bullinger and Mozart,
Saanen Church
20h00 August 31 - Laureates from the Geneva Arts Society,
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Screening of International Short Film Festival for Artists starts
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Friday August 25
13h00 Powerstation Art – Vernissage INFO: 079 358 55 33
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If dog, cat, or any other
common pet has an
accident in Saanenland
there are several
courses of action that
might be appropriate.
For smaller injuries,
such as cuts, one can
visit the local vet. For more serious injuries,
such as fractures, taking the pet to clinics in
Thun or Interlaken may be necessary.
For all pet injuries, irrespective of their severity,
it is best to get in touch with a local vet first. The
two main vets in Saanenland, Dr Neff and Dr
Hauswirth, spend much of their time touring
farms, so agreeing an appointment in advance
is necessary to ensure the vet’s presence in the
practice at the agreed time. For emergencies,
they work together to ensure that one or the
other is always on call. Whilst the pattern of
who works on which day and who covers
which weekend is irregular, either Dr Neff or
Dr Hauswirth is always available on their office
number. Emergencies will even be tended to in
the middle of the night.
Dr Neff and Dr Hauswirth can treat small
problems locally. They can medicate, deal
with wounds and do tests on common pets. Only
exotic animals can sometimes be beyond their
expertise. Starting from September, the list of
injuries that can be dealt with will lengthen
substantially. Dr Hauswirt will retire and will
be replaced by Dr Frolos. She intends to offer
X-rays, blood tests and simple operations. It is
hoped that expensive trips to the animal clinics
in Thun and Interlaken will therefore become
less common.
Even after Dr Frolos takes over, extensive
treatment, for example surgery, will still need to
take place in Thun or Interlaken. These animal
clinics are open 24 hours a day, with specialized
doctors on call day and night. Making the step to
the clinic should be checked with the local vets.
A doctor in Thun commented, “pet owners often
lack the expertise to determine whether their
pet’s injury is an emergency or not.” Therefore it
is recommended that pets are always brought to
the local vet to be checked first. This gives the
vet a chance to stabilize the injury, and then
make an informed decision about whether or
not a trip to down the valley is necessary. They
can also suggest the form of transportation
that is most appropriate. Usually a car or taxi
is sufficient. In exceptional circumstances,
where time is critical, or if the pet is particularly
prone to further injury, a helicopter may be
recommended. The clinic in Thun has a football
field next door, which, with advance notice, can
be used for landing. No matter what situation a
pet is in, help is at hand.
Finally it is worth remembering two things. Firstly,
GSTAAD FYI
Keeping the dogs barking and the cats meowing
One reader’s experience
Driving from Gstaad to Feutersoey, we came
upon a dog that had been hit by a car. It was
badly wounded, but completely conscious and
in great pain. The man who had driven over the
dog had called the police who had just arrived at
the scene, and there were four or five officers
there when we arrived. There was a friend of
mine with the dog in the middle of the road. It
was not possible to move the dog without a
muzzle, a blanket and a stretcher, and having
only been called out for a dog, the police had
only brought a dog cage. They went to get
a stretcher, and we had the blanket and the
muzzle in our car. The police were mainly
interested in finding the owner of the dog, which
only had a collar without a name tag or a chip.
We kept insisting to find a vet and that we would
pay for all the expenses. Then we finally got
them to start calling the
different vets. It was
Sunday, and there was no
vet available; either they
were not answering or they
were in the Alps. We tried every small animal vet
from Bulle (where someone answered the phone
but was not able to handle this case) to Thun.
They were the closest that could take care of her.
But by this time the dog had been lying in the
sun and police car for some considerable time,
and doing 45 minutes on the road would have
given her no chance to survive. We therefore
called for a helicopter. The police drove with her
to Saanen airport and one policeman, two pilots,
and my husband flew with her on the 15-minute
ride to Thun. They were able to land on the
football field just across from the clinic, where a
taxi and the police were there to help.
Her front leg needed to be amputated, and she
had several fractures in her hind quarters. That
same evening they were able to contact the
owner, who drove to the clinic and elected to
have her put to sleep. Maybe she could have been
saved but it would have taken some time for her
to live a normal life. If the owner had not showed
up we would have taken care of her.
Animals have the same feelings and feel pain just
like we do; they also have the same right to live
if are you not able to reach a vet, you can and
should get in touch directly with the animal clinic.
Secondly, standard insurance does not cover these
costs and they must be borne privately.
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on this earth.
It is not because
we are more
intelligent that
we should treat
animals without
respect. It is not right that it was impossible
to find a vet during the weekend. For humans
there are always doctors on duty. The police
came to the scene but without a list of different
vets, and suitable first aid supplies such as a
stretcher, muzzle etc. They were in no hurry
to get the dog to a vet to alleviate its suffering,
except for the suggestion to take her to a forester
and have her shot in the head. I do not think they
would do this with a person or a child.
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