An Unsolicited Open Letter to Dr. Oscar Rebello from a Distant ObserverPardon any Typos. This IPad does some curious auto- corrections
Dear Sir, I am NOT going to ask you What YOU are smoking or even ..... IF would benefit from it. I'd merely state the following: Doctors, in general, make very poor politicians. Having observed you over the years, I believe you would do very well NEVER to quit your day job. Politics is not meant for physicians, especially honest and dedicated physicians like you. Three closing points: (1) A team player NEVER writes Open Letters to Party Central, unless he is about to quit OR wishes to draw attention to one's own self (2) it would be an absolute miracle IF you, dear doctor, would win an election from Panjim or thereabouts unless on a BJP, MGP or Congress ticket. (3) Political Parties are not know to give tickets to writers of Open Letters to Central. Hence consider yourself self-disqualified after scoring an own goal. BTW: I hope you noticed that the dissident AAP faction members have requested a meeting with Kejriwal . best jc On Mar 17, 2015, at 9:14 AM, Goanet Reader <[email protected]> posted: (Oscar Rebello wrote:) My dear Team AK / Team YY-PB: Permit me to introduce myself. I am an ordinary AAP volunteer from the state of Goa. I haven't quit my job as yet to dive headlong into the world of politics, but many of my friends have. Cheerfully (and often despondently), they are building the organization in the state, brick by brick: step by step and heartbreak by heartbreak. Presumptuously, I have taken it upon myself to speak for them. And the one overwhelming question that is driving a dagger in our hearts, at the moment, is this: "Just what the hell is the top AAP leadership in Delhi smoking?" Why has it induced this inexplicable crash after that dizzy high of Delhi 2015? Why this messy split in the marriage, when the family is still young and the kids are still learning to take their baby steps?.......etc
