For the Eyes of Goans Only

Migrants’ duplicity
Diogo Fichardo, UK
Stephen Dias’ letter ‘Not false, but true’ (Herald, 21 July) is shocking, if it is true that migrants are demanding tuition fees from politicians. I believe him when he says that these migrants will be candidates for elections soon. For Goa’s sake, this story must be followed and the facts exposed. Poor Goans should be looked after first. These non-Goan Asian migrants are no better in the UK. If there is a good school in an area, they pay any resident living near the school to use their address for admission. Some have been exposed and prosecuted. They are full of tricks.

GOA NEEDS A REVOLUTION
by Praxy Fernandes, Sanquelim
In my youth I used to run early morning to grab newspapers but now I am so disgusted with our grown up babies teasing and pulling each others pants and running to their high command parents to complain about the spitting and farting and that too by splurging our tax-payers money that I have stopped buying newspapers. I prefer online edition on the net so I can avoid headaches and miseries forced upon by these morons.
Goa needs a revolution to get rid of these rogue corrupt politicians and their cohorts consisting of police, law enforcement agencies and bureaucrats/administrators. We need to find and elect people who can give us non interfering administration in a transparent manner without providing any favors to their friends and family members, people who will be satisfied with salary alone and provide dedicated and selfless service, people with guts to face and send packing home the corrupt administrators and employees and people who will not sell our Goa to non-Goan politicians and bureaucrats. I still feel we have niz-goemkars who can do this job for us but first we need to crucify the current bunches of Judases who have betrayed Goans not only to fill their own pockets but to make money for their ten generations. And in doing so they have also allowed their high commands mosquitoes to bite Goans by their roller-coaster rides with them to destroy Goa’s beautiful nature and its peaceful secular environment. They have become partners in the ill-gotten wealth acquired by forcing upon us unfriendly economies of SEZ, mining, power guzzling steel units, real estate, etc. Hope someday my above desire for better Goa gets fulfilled.

1 comments:

diogofichardo said...

Guys Guys Guys Lend me your years ! (Please don't hate me) Before BJP V/S Congress there was the Maharashtrawadi V/S United Goans. In Salcete 90% were United Goans 10% were Maharashtrawadi supporters. Out of the 10%, 3% were Catholics. Many of the Old Timers will vouch that. This following is one of the many cases. A Maharashtrawadi loving large catholic family with many sons erected a big hut in the comidade paddy field, which was leased and planted by another family, Latter that hut turned into a brick house and the surrounding fields were fenced. All this was done with terrorising the entire village. Later when congress came to power one lone women from the village with our support decided to take this family on and get a thorough investigation to this land. The family over night changed from supporting Maharashtrawadi to Congress. After that the entire investigation died a death and these family never stopped grabbing land. It's on the right hand side on the way to Colva just after the Railway Bridge. During the Opinion Poll some Catholics were in favour of Goa joining Maharashtra. Yes all the government offices are full of Hindus and more so Ghantis. Not many Catholics including myself were prepared to work for the minimum wage. That is the reason like others I ended in UK. The catholic's social calendar is always full, We like a good time and are full of wine, women and song. In secondary school we think of green pastures beyond , we lack in our studies and never achieve higher grades. Putting all that aside my plea to you all let's try and change that so we are equally fighting for a common cause. LETS LIBERATE GOA FROM THESE DICTATING THIVES.

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