We have prevailed on Anthony D'Silva of Asolna to come to Mapusa on 11
April, 2008 (Friday Market) to do his signature taking awareness campaign
that Goa should not be sold to outsiders and foreigners. He will park at the
Mapusa Municipal Market's main Gate from 9 a.m. to as long as he can go on.
BTW we like his argument on not selling our beautiful Goa to outsiders.
He says " If one visits a museum, and appreciates and likes the settings
very much, can he buy it for himself? Will he make a bid to buy it for
himself? Will it be sold to him? "
Those from the North, please patronise in putting down your valuable
signatures on that roll of paper. And please spread the good word to others,
wherever it may be in the North.
Thank you
floriano
goasuraj
----- Original Message -----
From: "Joel Moraes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Goanet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, April 04, 2008 7:45 AM
Subject: [Goanet] Don't sell our mai Goa for fake coins
Don't sell our mai Goa for fake coins
It's a matter of deep concern that the land of sea,sand ,sun,fenni and
football which was well known all around the world for natural beauty and
peace loving goenkars losing her natural beauty and peace at a very rapid
pace.The sea has changed the colour of her waves,the sand is mixed with
garbage and the sun turned out to be very hot.The hills are been razed
into flat surfaces,Green open spaces and fields are been turned into
concrete jungles and hotels in front of the sea shore disturbs the nature
loving people.It is really ridiculous that in one of the cases the hotel
has taken the possession of the access to the beach and the day is not
far when the builders lobby with the help pf desh-ghatki politicians will
set their eyes on our own village houses.
