Goa is today faced by a rule of scoundrels. Divided by religion there is no future in a place which is now like the Cuba of Fulgencio Batista ie.: a land of putaria. Shame on those who call it liberation. BC
Don't understand the significance of a question mark. The state of Goa today doesn't need to be seen through a keyhole. It should be an assertion that Goa's Liberation has become sour for many Goans. It isn't that all Goans have benefitted from Liberation. Just as there are the "spoils of war", there are "spoils of Liberation". Goans are in charge of their destiny. There are some Catholic miisters in the government, if one wants to pin down the government for pushing its Hinduvta agenda. If Goa is falling apart, as one is led to believe, it is the unmaking of Goa by those who care a damn. Is Liberation to be blamed for it? Liberation wasn't an illusion. It was blood and bravery. People laid down their lives. Those who fought for it, fought for an ideal. What became of India? What has become of Goa? Progress yes, and, at the same time, worse things that effect the livelihood of Goans. Eugene -.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-. Goanet annual year-end meet in Goa: if you're reading this, you're eligible to join us! Dec 28, 2015 @ 11 am Fundacao Oriente, Panjim Confirm your participation with a short email to [email protected] -.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.
