Please note that it is in the nature of Toastmasters for speakers, while working to build their presentation skills, to present opinions which they may not necessarily hold.

This statement I make explicitly! Once, a senior executive above me reproved me after reading the speech 2000 Apocalypse about the end of the world. "This is not appropriate for a government employee" which I was at this time, in Switzerland. I replied that I do not agree and that freedom of speech applies to our free time. (Graham)

Speeches | Seminars | Table Topics

Speeches

• Invisible Glue by Emil Wyss, 2004
• Caring for Our World by Marianne Krampe, March, 2004
• Be True to Yourself by Rodrigo Guerr1, January 13, 2003
• My Journey: from Fear to Fun by Stefan Bogdanov, December 2002
• Yoga by Marianne Deboye, October 2002
• Ceylon, the Resplendent Island by Pamela Holzinger, February 26, 2001
• Welcome to the Alpine Conference by Club President Pamela Holzinger, opening the Area 4 Spring conference, 2001
• The Coming Crash, Graham Tritt, April and June, 1996
  the changes in the world from 1996 to 2006: Fortress America, and the collapse and restructuring of Europe
• 2000 - the End of the World, Graham Tritt, June 1997
  how a runaway comet can extinguish life on Earth - how it has happened before and how it will happen again. And how you can be one of the survivors!
• The Council for the Future, Graham Tritt, March 1996
  A proposal for a third chamber of parlament, with a new representation system TRISS, the Time Relational Incremental Step System or in German, since Step translates as Tritt, we call it das Trittsystem: Each person has at birth a right to ten (10) votes; one vote is revoked for each decade of life.
• The Swiss Army Dove, Graham Tritt, 1998
  A secret project, which led to the Swiss Stealth Bomber and the Swiss Cruise Missile, can now be revealed! The full history, describing the aims of the project, the failures and the successes, which eventually led to the service of the Dove Squadron in the Gulf War.
• The Tyranny of Words and the Path up the Mountain, Graham Tritt, 1999
  Oh how I wish I knew someone
  who had thrown all his words away,
  so I could talk to him about ideas.
• Ignition Point by Graham Tritt, from the story by Isaac Asimov
• Winning Tennis - Psychologically Graham Tritt German version

Seminars

Table Topics

• Thoughts about Death by Vicko Andrimiharisoa
• A Picture says more than a thousand wordsby Emil Wyss