The process of moving out from warring countries is NOT only followed by so
called "bharatis" but as I mentioned by most British Asians. It appears that
it is a human tendency to break whatever barrier put by other humans when it
comes to survival.

BTW, all Asians are NOT so called "bharatis".

Let us not forget that there are thousand of Portuguese people from Portugal
living in UK, having dual nationality (having British as well as Portuguese
passports) and whenever they go on overseas holidays they use their passport
which ever that suits to the holidaying country.

Until recently, Portuguese citizen visiting US needed visa but not British.
However, US visa requirements have it now changed.

Cip

-----Original Message-----
Bernado Colaco, Sent: 07 September 2003 04:17

Just goes to show the two faces of bharatis. They will change sides and
faces as it suits them. The clear example of Timoja who helped the
Portuguese defeat Adil. Bharat will be colonized in one form or other. The
MNC's are now coming in a big way!

--- C Fernandes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Passport
is ONLY a travel document.
>
> People with more than one passport have a choice to
> use an appropriate
> passport depending upon where they travel and the
> purpose of their travel.
> IMHO, most people do not carry their passport to
> show their patriotism.
>
> When Kuwait was invaded, British Asians burnt their
> British passport and
> acquired Indian passport (probably by speaking
> Indian language) just to get
> out of Kuwait / Iraq / Jordan etc.


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