---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Stephen Dias <[email protected]> Date: 26 January 2015 at 11:29 Subject: Fwd: Fw: From the fires of Siridao to frying pan in Swindon - anthing for a good life and job To: Joseph Rebello <[email protected]> Cc: manoharparrikar <[email protected]>, Laxmikant Parsekar < [email protected]>, dilipparuleker <[email protected]>, " [email protected]" <[email protected]>, Aires Rodrigues < [email protected]>, Alina Saldanha <[email protected]>, Annand Madgavkar <[email protected]>, Judith Almeida < [email protected]>, Alexandre Moniz Barbosa < [email protected]>, Bevinda Collaço <[email protected]>, boscoeremita <[email protected]>, Miguel Braganza < [email protected]>, Floriano Lobo <[email protected]>
Dear Joseph, It was quite disturbing to know what Goans are actually doing "what not jobs" in Swindon. This is just on account of failure of Goan corrupt politicians to provide jobs for unemployed Goans in Goa. All jobs if any, goes mostly to migrants population outside the state. They come sometimes with forged and bogus documents even at the level of Graduation and Masters who bribe our ministers/mla's in Goa for getting them jobs. These outsiders even do not mind working as peon , LDC's or low paid jobs which our Goans expects only white collar jobs without qualification and those qualified do not get employment in Goa. Look at the Goans in Swindon, these guys are completely different, they are ready to do any kind of jobs over there, " no fuss, no shy" , and when they come to Goa they start building houses, bungalows etc and are well dressed giving an impression that they are well paid and having white collar jobs. Nobody will ever think or imagine that they were ready to do any kind of work even as laborers, drivers or workers over there, as it is mentioned in the article of Goan Voice, Herald review ( dt 24.1.2015) , but here when they come to Goa their presentation is just different and unbelievable that they do such kind of jobs in UK (Swindon). I was told that in Swindon they even get sausages of Pork from Goa and others massalas. They feel that they are still in Goa land. Whole Swindon is just like Goa it seems. Not bad. Church services also continues to exist in Swindon in lines of Goa. Gossips, quarrels, bebdepon, and fights also continues, it is sad sometimes to believe and know the status of these Goans in Swindon. Can someone starts giving tuitions for the children over there so that they can speak English or at least gets some education over there? Finally i would blame our own Goans and politicians at large who have spoiled this state and brought a sorry figure in the world that Goans are migrants in Swindon and certain parts of other countries. These kind of Goans are forced to do these kind of jobs on account of looking after their families in Goa. And it is nothing wrong. Stephen Dias ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Joseph Rebello <[email protected]> Date: 25 January 2015 at 15:52 Subject: Fw: From the fires of Siridao to frying pan in Swindon - anthing for a good life and job To: Mario Goveia <[email protected]> Cc: fct11 <[email protected]>, Bernado Colaco <[email protected]>, Santosh Helekar <[email protected]>, Floriano Lobo < [email protected]>, Cecil Pinto <[email protected]>, Eric Pinto < [email protected]>, Stephen Dias <[email protected]>, "Cyrus A. Jose Sanches" <[email protected]>, Nisser <[email protected]>, Arwin Mesquita <[email protected]>, Gasper Almeida < [email protected]>, Armando Gonsalves <[email protected]>, Elsa Fernandes <[email protected]>, Bevinda Colaco <[email protected]>, Bosco D'Mello <[email protected]>, Frederick Noronha < [email protected]>, Mervyn Lobo <[email protected]>, Kevin Saldanha <[email protected]>, Annand Madgavkar <[email protected]>, "Dr. Antonio Mascarenhas" <[email protected]>, Reginaldo Lourenco < [email protected]>, Roland Francis <[email protected]>, radharao gracias <[email protected]>, bhanudas sawant < [email protected]>, Samir Kelekar <[email protected]>, Aires Rodrigues <[email protected]>, Luizinho Faleiro < [email protected]>, Ran Rb <[email protected]>, NRI office Goa < [email protected]>, Anil Desai <[email protected]> Simplicio De Silva living in Swindon says there are around 12,000 Goans there… Goans have to brave the harsh cold conditions and even a hint of racial behaviorism from their employers who look down on us as Indians… *Siridao to Swindon* www.goanvoice.org.uk - 25 Jan: Herald. … Siridao had a Catholic population of 2000 in 2000. Today there are not more than 300 … Goans in Swindon are active on the Church front. The Holy Rood Church in Swindon is packed with Goans on Sundays …Those who went to Swindon around seven years managed to get a permanent job and many have a second temporary job on the side. Today many are also migrating from Swindon to Southall and other parts of the UK in search of jobs. Simplicio De Silva living in Swindon says there are around 12,000 Goans there… Goans have to brave the harsh cold conditions and even a hint of racial behaviorism from their employers… 1602 words. click here <http://www.epaperoheraldo.in/Details.aspx?id=10731&boxid=172459125&uid=&dat=1/25/2015> For the Goan Voice Swindon Supplement, click here <http://bit.ly/1wv8Wu6>
