NO STANDARDS NO SHAME We talk of Goans as though we are some fruit or vegetable marble even a fruit and nut case there is always one rotten fruit that can affect the whole basket unless removed and isolated. Those aware will know that some of the original Goans migrated to Goa from Northern India escaping a famine to settle on the banks of the Glorious and Magnificent Rivers of Goa one of which is the Mandovi. The native Goa Goan is short and very dark while everyone else is fair and taller.
As a reminder of River Mandovi and tribute to Alfred Rose and the twin bridges before the trinity of the third bridge part of the Bombay By Pass to Kerala via Goa and Karnataka MH47 a distance of 1270km crossing just over one km of sparking water. Click Below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHfP9fcCP6c It is a blessing that Prime Minister Modi’s Diary was full and the opening date postponed. The extra weight could have brought about an almighty splash bit like the straw that broke the camels back and workmanship badge to the engineers involved. Goa as it is has to deal with Litter and Noise pollution. Even guests at the Mandovi Hotel looking for a restful night are not spared as they are blasted with Very Loud so called music from the uncaring casino boats tethered to the banks opposite. This is also true for nearby Fidalgo a nearby Four Star Hotel on enquiring the standard reply it’s the “untouchable politicians” if this is true, it cannot be right only good for business hearing aid manufacturers. There is also the issue of Road Surface noise reduction along the route some 1270km, rest and washroom facilities for long distance travellers, perhaps the reason the road including the trinity bridge is at skyscraper height could attract visitors from the former British India stopping in Goa instead of being waved through to Kerala. For an example of what happens at a low flyover near Hounslow London England Click Below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUs9gIaWD04 Where Money is allowed to be made in dishonourable ways there will always be bad fruit when left unchecked is a breeding ground for corruption unless our people have pride in their environment, pull their finger out and take appropriate action then I have to agree that Goans have no sense of shame. Melvyn Fernandes Thornton Heath Surrey England 26 January 2019
